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Sep 7

9th Barbells & BBQ Strengthlifting Meet

By Hygieia Strength & Conditioning

When and where

Date and time

Sat, 7 Sep 2019 14:00 - 22:00 +08

Location

34 Haig Rd 34 Haig Road Singapore, 438739 Singapore

Refund Policy

No Refunds

Description

Hygieia Strength & Conditioning will be having our 9th Barbells & BBQ Strengthlifting Meet. The event will start at 2pm with the Strengthlifting meet and will be followed by a BBQ.

Strengthlifting is akin to powerlifting but with the overhead press instead of the bench press. The 3 lifts are the squat, overhead press and conventional deadlift. For more information, please visit https://usstrengthlifting.com/rules/

The meet entry fee of SGD80 includes a spot at the meet and lots of meat at the BBQ. In addition, there will be prizes for the overall winners of the meet.

The BBQ will start after the meet ends. Should you want to join us only for the BBQ, it'll be SGD40 per head. Should you wish to consume alcoholic beverages at the BBQ, please provide your own as it will not be provided. Whisky/beer donations are most welcomed.

The 9th Barbells & BBQ Strengthlifting Meet will be held under the sanction of the US Strengthlifting Federation (USSF). To compete at this meet, a membership with the USSF is required. Memberships can be registered at this link https://usstrengthlifting.com/register/ussf-membership/ The cost of membership is USD40 and it is good for a full twelve months from the date of purchase.

There’s a cap of 20 lifters so make sure you book your slot now! Registration will be closed on the 24th of August '19

For any enquiries, email us at enquiries@hygieia.com.sg

About the organiser

Organised by

Hygieia Strength & Conditioning

Hygieia Strength & Conditioning is the first Starting Strength Affiliate Gym located outside of the U.S. We specialise in barbells and provide personal training, small group training and lifting clinics. Our clients are people of all ages from all walks of life – from the competitive teenage athlete to adults in their 60’s looking to combat the effects of ageing.