I'll be getting my powerlifting coach certification at the end of the month hopefully

[blademontane]

I've generally trained bodybuilding style mostly, but I've done several powerlifting competitions and I seem to favour powerlifting now over bodybuilding, so I've been getting stuck in with actively learning about strength training and powerlifting specifically, instead of just learning as I go along.

Gonna keep doing meets and getting stronger, and hopefully start landing clients to make some money on the side, and ideally become successful enough to make it my main source of income.

Will most likely use this forum often for feedback on things I am unsure about, although it probably won't be stuff specific to powerlifting as this is a bodybuilding centric forum.

[WadeDoesntBurn]

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[RutherfordRyan1]

It's always good to specialize in a specific area, especially if you are passionate about it. Powerlifting is all about strength and focus, so you'll be able to bring a lot of value to your clients.

[AngelEdward]

I know a lot of folks who love that style of training. Anyway, keep up the good work and keep crushing those powerlifting meets.

[Leenaa1]

It's always good to specialize in a specific area, especially if you are passionate about it. Powerlifting is all about strength and focus, so you'll be able to bring a lot of value to your clients.

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[Leenaa1]

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