Steve Thompson New Zealand Powerlifting Record holder and founder of Getstrength.com. Steve has competed in two IPF World Powerlifting Championships.

He is the holder of four New Zealand Powerlifting records and two All-round Weightlifting World records. Steve has been competing in the sport of Powerlifting for more than 18 years.

Steve is online to discuss Strength and Conditioning and equipment questions you may have, also posting video footage of inside the Getstrength.com training facility and exercise footage. Click here to join Platinum

Kevin Strachan is head of design and engineering at Getstrength.com.
He knows pain like no other. A competitive Powerlifter for 20 years and still pushing his body to the limit at 51 years of age.

There is no limit to strength.

Kevin has been involved in making custom made
equipment for top Strength Coach's and athletes around New Zealand and in the United States of America for several years.

Ashley Jones  Head Strength and Conditioning Coach to the 7 Times Super 14 Champions the Crusaders.

Irish by Ancestry, Australian by Birth, Japanese by Accident and a Kiwi by Choice A specialist in the physical preparation of rugby athletes He has worked in three professional sports, Sydney Kings, Newcastle Knights, Parramatta Eels, Northern Eagles, Crusaders

Damian Marsh, Brumbies and Australian A Athletic Coordinator is also another active member of the community, just like Ash, Damian is on hand to answer any of your questions you may have and he is happy to give out some of the most up to date strength and conditioning training information on the market.

Damian Marsh has extensive experience with professional athletes having been involved with the ACT Brumbies Rugby Union team since 2000, firstly as athletic performance coach and now as the coordinator of the athletic performance program. During this time he has also been involved with the Australian U/21 rugby program in three world cup campaigns and two years with the Austalia A. Academically he achieved first class honours in his human movement degree and is completing a PhD looking at speed and power constructs in Rugby.