86-Year-Old weightlifter sets new world record. Age is just a number, and Brian Winslow has proven that age is not a barrier to fitness and strength. At 86 years old, Winslow has broken a world and national record in his latest weightlifting competition, setting a new standard for athletes everywhere.
Read more: 86-Year-Old Weightlifter Sets New World RecordWinslow competed in the 2023 British Drug-Free Powerlifting Association championships, where he lifted 75kg (165lb) on his first attempt in the deadlift, breaking the UK record for someone of his age and weight. However, he was not satisfied with this accomplishment and went on to better it with his next effort by lifting 77.5kg (171lb).
The BDFPA confirmed that Winslow now holds the British and World Records in the 60kg category for male competitors aged 85 to 89. His achievement has gained worldwide attention, with the BBC covering his story because 86-Year-Old weightlifter sets new world record.
Winslow got into weightlifting as a young man and has continued to pursue the sport throughout his life. He attributes his success to his passion for weightlifting and his dedication to staying fit and healthy. Winslow said, “Weightlifting is a huge part of my life, alongside my children and grandchildren. I’ll keep carrying on for as long as the body allows.”
Despite his impressive accomplishments, Winslow remains humble and gracious. He said, “I’m obviously delighted. It’s always great to get a record or two. I was exhausted straight after but okay.” His positive attitude and determination to continue competing at the top level serve as an inspiration to athletes of all ages.
Winslow’s story is a testament to the fact that age is just a number, and with the right mindset and dedication, anything is possible. His achievement is a reminder that it’s never too late to pursue your passion and reach your goals, no matter how old you are. Congratulations to Brian Winslow on his outstanding achievement, as he 86-Year-Old weightlifter sets new world record.
