Bhaskar Shah
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Bhaskar Shah, the renowned powerlifter was born on 9th August 1992 in a Rajput family. He was born and brought up in New Delhi, India. Quite unsurprisingly, since his childhood days, Bhaskar loved to participate and indulge his time in playing strength games. In school too, sports has always been his major forte of focus and interest. At a young age of 26 years, he has already bagged India’s highest bench press record, equipped with weights of 292.5 kgs in the 105 kgs weight category.
In the year 2015, he represented India in the Asian Bench press championship held at Muscat. In this, he lifted weights of 217.5 kgs in the 93 kgs weight category. In 2016, the Asian Bench Press Championship was held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. In this, he lifted 250 kgs in the 105 kgs weight category. Next year, in 2017, Bhaskar again proved his strength by participating in the 42nd Senior National Powerlifting Championship held in Alleppey, India. These are quite some achievements, however, Bhaskar’s laurels do not end here yet.
He won the Inter-University powerlifting championship 2 times. As a matter of fact, he has been recognized 5 times as “The Strong Man of India and Delhi” and till date, this title stands to be undefeated. In the Asian Championship, he has been titled as “The Strong Man.”
The Delhi State Powerlifting Association held the Delhi State Men and Women Championship in 2017. The event witnessed a powerful and overwhelming response from the renowned powerlifters. In this, Bhaskar participated and set new records in the 265 kgs Bench press.
Bhaskar continuous to be a strong inspiration and motivation for the youth who wishes to build their name and fame in Powerlifting. He strongly believes in the idea of sharing wisdom and personal experiences for the greater good of society. In one of the interviews, he said, “Although my family supported my dreams with great efforts and pushed me to achieve them, but the journey has not been a smooth one. There were many acquaintances and distant relatives who never had faith in me in the initial days. Quite typically, they wanted me to choose a conventional profession and focus on studies. Initially, I was not much aware of how to move ahead in the right direction. Now I want to help others by making them aware of the right direction, and how to move ahead at a good pace in powerlifting.”
To support his initiatives, he has maintained an active presence on his Facebook, where he regularly posts a number of informative and interesting videos based on Powerlifting. Other than that, he has a YouTube channel by the name of Bhaskar Hulk smash, where he posts powerlifting videos.
Bhaskar Shah, the renowned powerlifter was born on 9th August 1992 in a Rajput family. He was born and brought up in New Delhi, India. Quite unsurprisingly, since his childhood days, Bhaskar loved to participate and indulge his time in playing strength games. In school too, sports has always been his major forte of focus and interest. At a young age of 26 years, he has already bagged India’s highest bench press record, equipped with weights of 292.5 kgs in the 105 kgs weight category.
In the year 2015, he represented India in the Asian Bench press championship held at Muscat. In this, he lifted weights of 217.5 kgs in the 93 kgs weight category. In 2016, the Asian Bench Press Championship was held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. In this, he lifted 250 kgs in the 105 kgs weight category. Next year, in 2017, Bhaskar again proved his strength by participating in the 42nd Senior National Powerlifting Championship held in Alleppey, India. These are quite some achievements, however, Bhaskar’s laurels do not end here yet.
He won the Inter-University powerlifting championship 2 times. As a matter of fact, he has been recognized 5 times as “The Strong Man of India and Delhi” and till date, this title stands to be undefeated. In the Asian Championship, he has been titled as “The Strong Man.” The Delhi State Powerlifting Association held the Delhi State Men and Women Championship in 2017. The event witnessed a powerful and overwhelming response from the renowned powerlifters. In this, Bhaskar participated and set new records in the 265 kgs Bench press.
Bhaskar continuous to be a strong inspiration and motivation for the youth who wishes to build their name and fame in Powerlifting. He strongly believes in the idea of sharing wisdom and personal experiences for the greater good of society. In one of the interviews, he said, “Although my family supported my dreams with great efforts and pushed me to achieve them, but the journey has not been a smooth one. There were many acquaintances and distant relatives who never had faith in me in the initial days. Quite typically, they wanted me to choose a conventional profession and focus on studies. Initially, I was not much aware of how to move ahead in the right direction. Now I want to help others by making them aware of the right direction, and how to move ahead at a good pace in powerlifting.”
To support his initiatives, he has maintained an active presence on his Facebook, where he regularly posts a number of informative and interesting videos based on Powerlifting. Other than that, he has a YouTube channel by the name of Bhaskar Hulk smash, where he posts powerlifting videos.
