Showing posts with label strongman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strongman. Show all posts

Friday, 28 September 2012

It's Finally Here!!



This weekend at the Dolphins Health Precinct Amateur Strongman Championship, not only will you get to see some AMAZING acts of strength and persistence, you will also have the opportunity to meet Australia's Strongest man, Warrick Brant.

Warrick Brant has never been defeated in Australia in any strength sport. Some of Warrick's major achievements (and there are many!) are:

  • Guinness World Record Holder (fastest caravan pull over 50m - 13.4sec)
  • WPC WORLD RAW Squat record holder (355kg)
  • Front Squat WORLD RECORD Holder (356kg)
  • Australian RAW total record holder (922.5kg)
  • Australian Raw squat record holder (355kg)
  • Australian Axle press record Holder (192.5kg)
  • Australian Log press record Holder (188.5kg)
  • Australian Atlas stone record holder, heavy set in 18.3sec (Guinness record attempt)
  • Australian Dumbell record holder (110kg)
  • Australian Frame squat record holder (350kg x 10reps)
  • Heaviest deadlift lifted ever in Australia (396kg)

This weekend is shaping up to be fun, memorable and amazing, make sure you come down and check out the action!

Wednesday, 26 September 2012

An Interesting Press Release for the Strongman Championships


2012 Dolphins Health Precinct
Australian Amateur Strongman Championships 
September 29th and 30th, 2012 

For two days 40 of the strongest men and women from across the nation will test out a year's worth of training for one title, The Strongest In Australia. This contest is promoted by Reeve Street and Strongman Gold Coast and is sponsored by The Dolphins Health Precinct and BPC Supplements. We will also be helping to raise support for the McGrath Foundation and women with breast cancer. 

The competitors will be coming from as far away as Western Australia and will have include Marc Wells (2nd Australia's Strongest Man) and Worlds Strongest Man competitor, Warrick Brant. These athletes will be challenged by nine events over the two days. On day one the heavyweight competitors will be pulling the McGrath Truck for 20 meters, tossing 5 kegs over the footy uprights, carrying a 410kg yoke for distance across their back, carrying up to 160kg PER HAND, and pressing a log over their heads that weighs up to 170kg! 

Day two will have the competitors attempting the heaviest deadlift (look for Warrick Brant to lift at least 350kg), pressing 5 different elements over their heads from 70kg to 140kg, carry 200kg in their arms and then flip a 450kg tire, and then finishing off with the mighty Atlas Stones!!! The heaviest Atlas Stone will weigh 170kg. 

The athletes will be competing for money, prizes, and invitations to other international contest as follows: 

1. Open 1st Place: $3000, entry to the 2012 Australia’s Strongest Man and the 2013 Amateur Arnold Strongman Competition in the United States 

2. Open 2nd Place: $1500 

3. Open 3rd Place: $500 

4. <80kg 1st Place: $500 and entry to the 2013 Strongman Fitness contest at the Arnold Classic in the United States. 

5. <80kg 2nd Place: entry to the 2013 Strongman Fitness contest at the Arnold Classic in the United States 

6. <90kg 1st Place: $500 

7. <105kg 1st Place: $500 and entry to the 2012 Australia’s Strongest Man 

8. <75kg Women 1st Place: $500 and entry to the 2013 Strongman Fitness strongwomen contest at the Arnold Classic in the United States 

9. >75kg Women 1st Place: $500 and be invited to the United Strongmen® Women’s World Championships, November 23rd-24th, 2012 in Hämeenlinna, Finland. 

The Dolphins Health Precinct Australian Amateur Strongman Championships will be held on at 9am on Saturday and Sunday the 29th and 30th of September at the Dolphins Health Precinct Cnr Klingner & Ashmole Roads, Redcliffe. Admission for spectators is free.

Thursday, 6 September 2012

On a Count-Down for the Strongman Competition!



The stage is set, the schedule has been released and its time to pull some trucks....!

The weekend will be two amazing days packed full of excitement for the whole family. Not only will you see competitors pull anywhere from 15 tonne through to 60 tonne trucks, you will also see keg throwing, tyre flipping and so much more.

Dolphins Health Precinct will also be offering membership specials that wont be beaten. FREE passes will be given out on the day so everyone can check out why DHP was voted No 1 Fitness Centre in Australia. Other specials will be offered from the amazing onsite businesses; Reclaim Hair Beauty & Medi Spa, Entire Health and My Foot Dr. The girls from Lorna Jane will drop in to showoff the latest Lorna Jane fashion, promotions and offers. If the kids aren't entertained enough with the Strongmen, there is always fun to be had on the jumping castle!

Don’t forget this event is Free Entry, make sure you come and check it out.

September 29th & 30th | 9am - 4pm


Thursday, 26 July 2012

Strongman Championship at DHP


Dolphins Health Precinct will buzz with excitement in September.

Not only will DHP hold an open day, it also will host the Australian Amateur Strongman Championship over two days on September 29 and 30.

It isn’t every day that you get to see a man attempt to pull multiple trucks and maybe even a woman dragging a prime mover behind her.

The event name will have a family fun day feel about it as entry will be free of charge so everyone will have an opportunity to enjoy Dolphins Health Precinct Australian Amateur Strongman Championship.

Dolphins group manager Justin Charlish said there would be six divisions competing at this event and spectators can expect between 30 and 50 competitors.

In the event you will see the introduction of truck pulling in the championship while the winner of the open division will earn himself a place in the Arnold Strongman Classic in Las Vegas, which carries a first prize of $50,000.

Dolphins Health Precinct Australian Amateur Strongman Championship is proud to have the McGrath Foundation as its charity of choice. All donations for this event will go straight back to the McGrath Foundation to assist in raising awareness for this great cause.

Anyone interested can follow the Dolphins Health Precinct Facebook page, where you will find out further information as we get closer to the event.