Powerlifting
 
Today is 1/5/2009



AAU World Bench, Deadlift & Push-Pull Championship
events

Laughlin, Nevada, December 5th-7th, 2008

AAU Powerlifing News
 
About AAU Powerlifting

The first AAU Powerlifting meets began around 1963 under the auspices of the Weightlifting program, but Powerlifting was soon recognized as a separate sport. It remained so until Powerlifting officially left the AAU in 1981 as a result of restructuring in the AAU, promoted by the Amateur Sports Act of 1978. With the tremendous interest that this sport has generated over the past thirty-plus years, Powerlifting returned to the AAU in 1995.

During this time period, the AAU program has registered several thousand athletes, recruited over 50 meet directors, sanctioned over 110 meets including several national and world invitational championships, and conducted the first-ever Powerlifting competition at the prestigious AAU Junior Olympic Games.

AAU Powerlifting
Important Information About Your Membership

Adult Athletes will not be permitted to lift at an AAU Powerlifting Event with a Weightlifting Membership.
When purchasing your AAU Membership Online, look for the PL sport code, not the WL sport code.




Program



Program







2009 AAU Junior Olympic Games
Des Moines, IA
www.aaujrogames.org

 

Sport Contacts:

Bill DePorter, National Chair
408-779-4208
william.deporter@baesystems.com

Ivy Schuler, Sport Manager
407-828-3900
ivy@aausports.org

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