I have found a perfect facility finaly,
The University of Queensland Powerlifting and Weightlifting Club. You dont have to compete in either it is just a facility for people wanting to get strong, for sport or just generally.
The membership is only $200 a year.
The best part, they have a GHR and Reverse Hyper, and a lifting platform with Olypic Plates, i nearly fainted!
If you want to see it for yourself go to the UQ sport website and find the PL and WL club link.
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[quote]deadly69 wrote:
I have found a perfect facility finaly,
The University of Queensland Powerlifting and Weightlifting Club. You dont have to compete in either it is just a facility for people wanting to get strong, for sport or just generally.
The membership is only $200 a year.
The best part, they have a GHR and Reverse Hyper, and a lifting platform with Olypic Plates, i nearly fainted!
If you want to see it for yourself go to the UQ sport website and find the PL and WL club link.
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I think I’ll see if my company has any jobs available in Brisbane…
$200 p.a. with all that quality gear is unbelievable. I wonder if there are any places like that in Sydney.
I just googled Powerlifting Australia, if you go to their website they might have a link to a local club.
This club also has qualified coaches on hand as well.
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If you live on the South Side of Brisbane, check out the Chandler Sporting Complex - I know quite a few power/weightlifters who train there, and say the facilities are quite excellent.
What I don’t get is why every gym in the world doesn’t have at least one power rack, GHR and Reverse Hyper? They are the first 3 things that I would buy.
I’m yet to find anywhere that has that equipment in Tassie 