Lovelace continues to indicate she’s a deliberate record-setting machine.
It hasn’t even been two months within the yr 2023, yet here’s Rhianon Lovelace continuing to push the boundaries of what we’d think is feasible from a strongwoman. After already setting the U64 Axle Press World Record of 101 kilograms (222.6 kilos) in the course of the 2023 Kaos Recent 12 months Push/Pull 2023 contest in January, Lovelace is back to her old tricks. That’s, using her Herculean strength to lift incredible amounts of weight and rewrite the record books.
On Feb. 18, 2023, in the course of the 2023 Log Lift for Life Invitational in Tamworth, UK, Lovelace finished off a 146.8-kilogram (323.6-pound) Atlas Stone lift. In accordance with the caption of her Instagram post of the feat, it’s an all-time World Record within the U64 (64-kilogram) weight class. Lovelace wore a lifting belt, forearm-protecting sleeves, and knee sleeves for support in the course of the record lift.
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Lovelace kept her reflection on her latest achievement short and sweet. It’s probably since the athlete understands there’s likely only more to come back, given her intense training and commitment.
“Warm-ups flew, I knew we were on for day early on!” Lovelace wrote. “Only 49 days into 2023, and we’re already two World Records in, with my best lift still to come back! Buckle up. Because this yr’s gonna be big.”
To top a productive weekend, Lovelace would shift to the 2023 OLO Pro Invitational where, during a victorious all-around performance, she set the strict barbell curl heavyweight World Record of 55 kilograms (121.3 kilos).
To not be outdone, Lovelace shouted out the charity money raised by the general short event, which apparently topped the equivalent of $1,000 dollars and can go straight to men’s mental health awareness. She credited 100% C.A. Promotions, originally founded by trainer Stig Parker. Per the organization’s website masthead, it’s committed to safety, inclusivity, and equal promotion for strongmen and strongwomen.
“Big shout out to the labor from [100% C.A. Promotions] for raising nearly £1000 [$1204.28] for men’s mental health charity!” Lovelace wrote. “And for his [Parker] effort into such an excellent day, ensuring all of us had every little thing we would have liked and made sure all athletes’ safety was absolutely paramount!”
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What lies ahead for Lovelace on a competitive front is unclear. For an athlete seemingly willing to tackle all challenges and comers in her path, anything is likely to be possible. The one ideal that is likely to be obvious is that her awesome accomplishments should probably stop surprising the strongperson world.
Featured image: @rhianon.lovelace.kaosstrength on Instagram