Brazil Powerlifting

Brazil Powerlifting is about moving tons of weight by bench pressing, deadlifting, and squatting. We support all federations, all lifters, and are committed to the sport of Powerlifting. We want to see bigger lifts, and stronger competitors in our sports. If you know of any more Brazil Powerlifting Federations and Gyms that are not listed here please let us know and we will post it.

Brazil Powerlifting

FEDERATIONS

* ALIANÇA NACIONAL DA FORÇA (National Strength Alliance)
GPC/SSA Affiliated
President Marilia Coutinho ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Vice-president: Stevie Willian Ramos
55-11-3681 0178
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* Brazilian Powerlifting Confederation
IPF Affiliated
Julio Cesar Conrado, President
Rua Paranapanema, 111, ap.32 Saude
São Paulo-SP Brazil
CEP 04144-100
Phone / Fax: +55-11-3259-5852
Mobile phone: +55-11-8415-5333
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* Brazilian WABDL
WABDL Affiliated

* FEDERAÇÕES INTERNACIONAL DOS BASISTAS (FIB/CONBRAFA)
Kleber Caramello
SHCES Quadra 707
Bloco E Ap 301
Bairro Cruzeiro Novo 70655775
Brasília/ DF
BRASIL
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* WPC/WNPF Brazil
WPC/WNPF Affiliated
Flavio Danna VP

POWERLIFTING GYMS

* Academia DNA
Rio de Janeiro Brazil

* Academia Jefferson Bad Boy
Ribeirao Preto Brazil

* Academia Nautilus
Santo Andre Brazil

* Caramello Powerlifting Center
Brasilia Brazil

* Gilson Clemente Academia
São Paulo Brazil

Brazil Powerlifting has changed and evolved and the sport has evolved with it. Early on there were few federations for lifters to choose from. The AAU and USPF were two of the early powerlifting feds that offered a competitive environment for lifters to test their metal. These feds required squats to be walked out, definitive pauses in the bench press, and very limited gear. The USPF was very popular and saw most of the top lifters in the nation and in

Brazil Powerlifting competing at its meets in the 80’s and early nineties. With the advancements in supportive gear, other federations like the APF sprang up to accommodate those lifters who wanted less restriction in that area and multiply lifting was born. Squats could now be taken out of a monolift, so walking out the squats would no longer interfere with moving maximum weight. As gear continued to become more advanced, Unlimited feds like the WPO came into existence, and many of the all time total and benchpress numbers sky rocketed. The APF and WPO found their greatest success during the late 90’s and early 2000’s.

Today there has been a titanic fracturing of power in the sport. There are multiple raw feds now, single ply feds- some old, some newer, and many multi-ply feds to choose from. Many view this as a good thing because now lifters have a choice- there is literally a federation in Brazil Powerlifting for every distinction that can be made. What ply’s are allowed, drug tested or not, competition rules, international affiliation. It’s all there now. The only problem is that now there are 50 different world records under different conditions and the sport has become completely diluted with mediocrity…but hey, who doesn’t want to be a National Champion. RISE UP.

Brazil Powerlifting is a growing sport and is increasing in size every year. This means that records will be broken and new champions will arise. If you set a major state record or you know someone who has please let us know so we can add it to this page. Violent Hero Powerlifting is committed to providing accurate information regarding Brazil Powerlifting federations, gyms, and resources. If you find that any of the information on this page is inaccurate please contact us.