That’s exactly what America needs for weightlifting to get back on track. I am just thankful for that time in my life.Įven though we didn’t agree on certain business issues, I have always admired Brad for taking on the risk of a professional team. I had the chance to coach some of the best weightlifters in the country. I was given the opportunity to learn from two of the greatest coaches in the business: Don McCauley and Glenn Pendlay. I have been sad ever since I heard that it could be a possibility. A lot of people would think that MDUSA’s closing would somehow make me happy. After a disagreement last year, I left the team. I was one of those coaches, and I will never forget the experience. However, no company had taken on that risk until Brad Hess owner of MuscleDriver USA decided to give lifters and coaches a real chance. Bob Hoffman of York Barbell Club tried something similar in the years between 1945-1960. Of course most of you will remember them as the first professional Olympic weightlifting team at least in this modern day era. “The Ending of an Era” is a common theme that I have noticed on most people’s post regarding the recent closing of the giant equipment company, Muscle Driver USA. >Mash Squat Every Day>Team Mash Mafia<<<Īlso this is the last week to get Early Bird Prices for the “Mash Squat Every Day Learn 2 Lift Clinic” being held at the Mash Compound March 12th! Sign up for this seminar, and check out all the rest at the link below.
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