GROWTH STARTS WITH YOU.
Any journey starts with the individual.
OUR MISSION:
Empowering our community with the tools to attain the ultimate physical, mental and spiritual health.
Wearing the MoveWT logo is a badge of honor. To move weight means more than just the physical gesture of moving an object. We are constantly moving weight whether it’s actual or figuratively. As long as we are moving, we are present.
This athletic line reminds us that no matter how heavy the weight is, there is always a way to move it!
Meet the Team
Coach Chris Leon
CEO & Founder of MoveWT
Coach Paula Leon
Personal Trainer, Fitness Instructor
“The importance of staying physically fit has always played a role in my life. As a child, I was always involved in sports which required a certain level of fitness in order to keep up with the rest of the pack! I believe fitness evolves over time which brings me to this point in my life, where I now view fitness/health in three parts; physical, mental, and spiritual. My journey took many twists and turns and it continues to. As a coach, I am grateful for every opportunity where I am able to be of service to clients. To witness and be a part of your journey is a blessing and I look forward to playing the role of a coach on your path to ultimate physical, mental and spiritual health!”
MoveWT Athletes
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Mike Risti
Mike is 26 years old, and competed in his first meet in 2021. By meet #2, he became classified as an international elite lifter. His best numbers are: 799lb squat, 468lb bench, and 848lb deadlift. His best total is 2061.3lbs in wraps, 2050lbs in sleeves.
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Patrick Maguire
“Unless it’s on the platform, it might as well just be 135.”
Patrick is 27 and has been powerlifting since 2014. His best numbers are: 1014lb squat, 635lb bench and a 728lb deadlift. His highest total: 2325lbs.
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Maurice Moody
Maurice is 35 and started powerlifting in 2021. He is a 2022 USPA national champion and his best numbers are: 760lb squat, 570lb bench, 744lb deadlift.
MoveWT Affiliates
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Luc "Skywalker" Craig
Luc is 32 years old and has been competing since 2016. Hist best total is 1600lbs, best DOTS is 500 and he competes in the 82.5 and 90kg weight classes.
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Madison Andrews
Madison is 23 and has been powerlifting since 2019. She holds a national JR record in bench at 231.5lbs. Her best numbers are: 363.7lb squat, 231.5lb bench, 413.3lb deadlift for a 1,003lb total.
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Samantha Johnson
Samantha is 29 and has been powerlifting since 2021. Her best numbers are: 336.2lb squat, 148.8lb bench, 341.7lb deadlift, totaling 826.2lbs and earning her a 417 DOTs.
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