By Strength and Power Hall of Fame
A brief personal history: ut quickly realized that competing was a great way to keep training interesting. I was a 4x's Nebraska High School Powerlifting State Champion, but I remained focused on football & track. After finishing up football & track careers at Northwestern College in Orange City, IA, I needed another competitive avenue, and powerlifting seemed like a good fit at the time. I competed in all three disciplines, squat, bench, & deadlift, from 2002 to 2010; when my family grew, I decided to specialize in the bench press. I was nationally ranked in "powerlifting" but found more success when competing only in the bench press.
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Activities within the sport: Meet Director: 2019 USA Powerlifting National Bench Press Championships (first Nationals held in SD since Steve Howard hosted in 2003) 2017-2018-2021-2022 South Dakota State Championship 2015-2016 Sioux Empire Push/Pull Open 2012-2014-2020 Sioux Empire Bench Open Coaching Resume: 2018 USA Powerlifting National Bench Press Team Assistant Coach Coached 14 different athletes representing USA, Britain, & Australian Nationals Teams Northwestern College, B.A., Kinesiology Certified by National Strength & Conditioning Association Coached- 4 IPF World Champions, 16 National Champions, & 53 SD State Champions 2008 Volunteer of the Year @ McCrossan Boys Ranch. Started & developed a powerlifting program for the boys. |
Author: By Strength and Power Hall of Fame Completed: yes Created: Tue Sep 13 19:11:25 UTC 2022 | Last Updated: Wed Dec 27 14:01:12 UTC 2023