Powerhouse federations, leagues and clubs
Powerhouse: 12 federations, leagues and promotions and 2 famous clubs and gyms — countries, founding years and official websites.
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Powerhouse federations and leagues
| Country | Founded | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| International Federation of BodyBuilding & Fitness international professional sport's governing body for bodybuilding and fitness | Canada | 1946 | Official website |
| National Stadium of Peru sports stadium in Lima, Peru | Peru | Wikipedia | |
| International Powerlifting Federation international sport governing body | 1972 | Official website | |
| National Amateur Bodybuilders Association British sports organisation | 1950 | Official website | |
| Uzbekistan Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation sport governing federation | Uzbekistan | Official website | |
| World Armwrestling Federation organization | 1977 | Official website | |
| Islamic Republic of Iran Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation Iran Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation | Iran | Official website | |
| Turkish Bodybuilding, Fitness and Armwrestling Federation governing body of bodybuilding, physical fitness and arm wrestling in Turkey | Türkiye | 1991 | Official website |
| World Strongman Federation organization | 2007 | Official website | |
| Estonian Powerlifting Federation sports governing body in Estonia | Estonia | 1993 | Official website |
| Armwrestling Federation of Armenia sporting Organization | Armenia | Wikipedia | |
| World Fitness Federation international bodybuilding organization | Official website |
Famous Powerhouse clubs and gyms
| Country | Founded | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Oslo AK Norwegian sports club | Norway | 1916 | Wikipedia |
| Lagardère Paris Racing sports club in Paris | France | 2006 | Official website |
How to start training for real
Want to try Powerhouse yourself? Look for a club of your national federation near you — most offer a free first session. Ask about classes for your age, bring water and comfortable clothes, and tell the coach about any health issues. Real training builds strength, discipline and friendships.
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