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Page 10/The Battalion/Tuesday, October 9,1984
Aggie powerlifter shows his
muscies in Australian meet
By TAMARA BELL
Sports Writer
Lifting weights is what some ordi
nary people do. But don’t ever say
Steve Lumpee lifts weights or he’ll
punch you. Lumpee is a powerlifter,
and his rippling muscles back up his
threat.
But Lumpee not only stays in
shape with powerlifting, he also be
came a world champion. Lumpee
won the gold medal at the Junior
World Powerlifting Championship
in Perth, Australia.
“I still can’t believe it,” Lumpee
said. “I feel as though I’m going to
wakeup one day and discover I
haven’t gone yet — so I have to com
pete again.”
Lumpee began powerlifting while
on the basketball team at Coronado
High School in El Paso. At 17 he en
tered his First contest. The competi
tion consisted of three standard
events-the squat, bench press, and
deadlift. After combining the points
from each event, Lumpee was
awarded third place. It wasn’t until
later that he discovered that during
the deadlift portion of competition,
Lumpee had lifted 30 pounds more
than the teenage state record.
It was a labor of love from then
Because of Lumpee’s silver medal
performance in the national colle
giate meets last year, Lumpee was a
logical choice to compete in the Ju
nior World Championship. After re
ceiving his invitation from the
United States Powerlifting Feder
ation in mid-July, Lumpee began an
extensive 10 week training period.
“10 weeks to train is too long; I
peaked for it too soon,” he said. “But
fortunately there was time to drop
back and peak again.
“I train in a cycle,” Lumpee said,
“using lighter weights until the con
test date draws near, then I cut down
on repetition and increase the
weights.”
The United States Powerlifting
Federation provided financial sup
port for the 26-man American team.
Lumpee also received money from
the A&M Weightlifting club and the
Intramural Office.
During the Perth competition,
Lumpee was the only participant to
receive credit for all three of his at
tempts in each event. He Finished
the meet with a gold medal and a to
tal of 1,725 points: 639 pounds in
squaC 396 pounds in bench press,
and 688 pounds in deadlift.
“In the Final event, deadlift, the
coaches instructed me to be conser
vative in my lift,” Lumpee said. “I
Photo by MIKE SANCHH
Aggie powerlifter Steve Lumpee works out
in the weight room of G. Rollie White Col
iseum. Lumpee is also the president of the
A&M Weight Lifting Club
could have lifted 70 or 80 pounds
more than I did, but since I had al
ready won in my class — defeating
my chief competitors from Finland,
Australia, and Great Britain — 1
went for the team win.”
Lumpee considered the
competition equivalent to the Ob
pics.
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