Greg did his first meet in 2000, totaling 1,740 raw and was hooked.

Graduated to multiply and with a best total of 2413, and best individual lifts of 1035/804/777. He has been able to train with the best lifters from Texas over the years at Bad Attitude Gym.

Anthony is a seasoned lifter who has trained with some of the best to ever do it. He is the only male to have done every WPO event.

With a strong business background and his finger on the pulse of powerlifting culture, Anthony is a great addition to the team. 

Roman has been competing in powerlifting since 2018, and in multi ply since 2020. He has competed in multiple WPO Pro events and has the Junior All-Time World Record bench press in the 198lb weight class.

Being a student of the sport’s history, he has a strong vision for how the APO will fit into powerlifting’s future.

ason started lifting weights as a sophomore in high school for sports but quickly fell in love with the iron. After college, he got into powerlifting, competing in numerous competitions across the Midwest, achieving best lifts of a 1127-squat, a 600-bench press, an 837-deadlift, and a best total of 2502. Jason has competed at the World Powerlifting Organization in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
In addition to his powerlifting career, Jason has “paid it forward” to the sport of powerlifting by promoting numerous competitions over the past three decades. He is the co-owner of Dakota Barbell/Edgar’s House of Pain in Fargo, ND, a certified judge in several federations, judged numerous high school weightlifting competitions, and directs the Special Olympics North Dakota chapter Push/Pull meet every spring.
Jason also serves as the American Powerlifting Organization’s North Dakota State Director and Northland Region Director.