Jake Dickson is a journalist for BarBend, specializing in weightlifting and strength sports. With a passion for covering the latest competitions, records, and training techniques, Jake provides in-depth analysis and interviews with top athletes in the field. His articles aim to inform and inspire readers in the world of weightlifting and fitness.
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Taylor Atwood is back and bigger than ever — literally. The middleweight superstar hit some personal bests in his new 83-kilogram category.
They say the jerk wins weightlifting competitions. Indonesia's Rizki Juniansyah won the 2024 Olympics thanks to an excess of jerk strength.
Ronnie Coleman threw himself a "pity party" in 1997, according to the eight-time Mr. Olympia winner. "The King" nearly lost his crown; here's how.
Martin Fitzwater had a big day at the 2024 Mr. Olympia. He placed fourth in his debut — here's the back exercise he credits to his success.
After a stellar performance at the 2024 Olympics, USA Weightlifting is building on its momentum. Here are the details of the new National Team Program.
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