Iron Culture Podcast's video: Ep 77- Unintentionally Becoming A World Champion Powerlifter

[TIME STAMPS] 0:00 Intro 9:25 Guest Introduction 13:50 Evie’s Experience Getting into Powerlifting 19:30 Evie’s Best Lifts 22:42 What’s it like to be a World Champion? 29:12 How much Evie’s Upbringing in New Zealand Interacts with her Experiences 36:20 Shift Over Time in the Expected Associations of Powerlifting 42:50 What were some of the Challenges that came with Evie’s Success? 1:03:04 Hows does Competition and Insecurities affect the Love of the Sport? How does this affect general Trainer Clients Outside of the Sport? 1:22:03 How does Social Media Add to the Complexity of Lifting? 1:32:25 Where does Evie see her Relationship with the Sport of Lifting Going? 1:40:00 Closing Statements 1:42:30 Outro [DESCRIPTION] Evie Corrigan began lifting just over four years ago, and started Powerlifting shortly after. This was truly her first introduction to competitive sport, yet within two years, and in her first international competition, she got to represent her home country of New Zealand and became a Junior World Champion. How did her motivations to lift change once she became an overnight champion? What pressures did she experience? Fast forward to earlier this year, she was one of the few IPF lifters invited to compete in the now cancelled Sheffield. Join us in this episode of Iron Culture where we get to take a look into the experience of a world champion who never saw it coming. Trust me, there is a lot of wisdom in this episode, and we were grateful Evie shared it with us! [OUR GUEST] Eevie: https://www.instagram.com/beeevie