"Empowered women, empower other women" When you read this statement, what comes to your mind? Do you think of a moment when you've felt empowered by someone or perhaps you think of those times that you've stepped up to...
Register Register for the Virtual meet here Register Compete View the competition guidlines Read More Upload Upload your competition lifts here Upload SIGN UP There's still time to sign up for our first Virtual "Sisters of Iron" Powerlifting Competition. This...
Our Sisters of Iron virtual powerlifting meet is approaching soon and we're excited to see all of your badass grinds! After your meet day, please upload your videos using our Google form HERE. VIDEO SUBMISSION GUIDELINES All video submissions must...
GGB Glute 4 week program first released to the Barbell Club in the September box. We'll take you through it week by week with video demonstrations to help guide you. Can you gain booty size in 4 weeks? Building your...
Peaking for a powerlifting meet or any other strength sport means that we program training so that we are at our best physically & mentally and able to demonstrate maximal strength and/or power in a competition. We do this by...
Self-confidence Self confidence is like having a superpower. Think about this, what goal would you set if you knew you couldn't fail? Our level of self confidence determines the size of the goals we set for ourselves and It also...
"Your vibe attracts your tribe" you've probably heard this said before right? Let's get real. Can you think of a time when you've spent time with a friend, or talked to someone so frequently that you started to pick up on their mannerisms and...
Powerlifting 101: Choosing the right training partner Today we are going to consider something that you would think to be a very easy decision, but let’s take a closer look. Ok, so you are trying to kick up your powerlifting...
GGB apparel is turning 2 years old. Reflecting on these last few years has been filed with so many rewards and lots of hard work. Today I'm sharing the journey with all of you. How the idea of GGB apparel...
Powerlifting 101: How to choose realistic goals? As usual, these are just my suggestions and should not be misconstrued as “the only way” to arrive at your personal goals. First consideration: Prioritizing your goals. I like to establish goals in...
“CONJUGATE IN A NUT SHELL” IN PREVIOUS ARTICLES YOU HAVE SEEN BOTH ME AND COACH WHEELER REFER TO THE CONJUGATE METHOD. BOTH ME AND COACH WHEELER ARE CONJUGATE METHOD LIFTERS AND COACHES, AND HAVE BOTH FOUND THIS SYSTEM TO TRANSLATE...
Powerlifting 101: what division should I compete in? Today’s blog topic is more information from a seminar I presented awhile ago on Powerlifting Basics. I hope this will be helpful. If you are a student of the game, you know...
“How do I get stronger?” Now that I have been lifting for a minute or two and I have competed in my first meet. I have enjoyed the big PR’s from my initial programs but now I’m starting to...
Powerlifting 101: where do I go from here? I held a “101” seminar a couple of years ago (click here) and it seemed to be received fairly well, so, for the benefit of the Garage Gym Barbell followers, I will...
Conjugate : my re-birth into powerlifting When June, 1992 rolled around I already had almost two decades of powerlifting behind me. During that time I was, at best, an average+ lifter and did “ok” in most meets with the occasional...
As I look back on my 45 years in this insane sport that I love, I have come to the conclusion that the best advice I can give to anyone is to never stop learning. No matter how accomplished you are (or ‘think’ you are), always be in learning mode. No matter what the source: listen, learn, and then, pass it on
Finally, and the most obvious factor is and always should be listen to your body, if you feel beaten down and wore out, your lifts are suffering, feels like you are heading in the opposite direction, you need to rest and deload.
”IM NOT READY TO COMPETE” As a powerlifting coach for several years and a competitor for over 2 decades this question comes up often. I’m not talking about just first timers either. So when are you ready to step...