Powerlifting Mom Transforms Life, Sets World Record In The Sport After Battling Hardship

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Powerlifting Mom Transforms Life, Sets World Record In The Sport After Battling Hardship

37-year-old Tamara Walcott was battling weight gain and divorce when she started powerlifting. She went on to break the deadlift world record in September.

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