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Sarah Furman: Finding Unconventional Strength

An episode of the BarBend Podcast podcast, hosted by Sarah Furman, titled "Sarah Furman: Finding Unconventional Strength" was published on November 14, 2019 and runs 33 minutes.

November 14, 2019 ·33m · BarBend Podcast

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Sarah Furman is a figure competitor turned strongman athlete who has witnessed firsthand the sport's massive growth in the United States. We talk training for looks versus performance, the factors attracting more women to strongman competition, and what event organizers need to do to keep competitions fresh and spectator-friendly.

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Sarah Furman is a figure competitor turned strongman athlete who has witnessed firsthand the sport's massive growth in the United States. We talk training for looks versus performance, the factors attracting more women to strongman competition, and what event organizers need to do to keep competitions fresh and spectator-friendly. 

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