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Find your powerlifting coach

Claimed coaches have competition records verified against real meet results. Online coaching means location is a refinement, not a requirement.

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Iron Avatar lists coaches across the country, from online-only programmers to gym-based coaches who handle your full meet cycle. Claimed profiles show years coaching, athlete count, and the PRs their clients have hit on the platform.

Finding the right fit

Filter by state to find someone local, by specialty to focus on meet prep, technique breakdown, or raw and equipped lifting, or by federation if you want a coach familiar with USPA, USAPL, WRPF, RPS, or APF rules.

Online vs. in-person

The right coach depends on where you are. A lifter prepping for a first meet needs command practice and a conservative opener strategy. A competitor chasing elite totals benefits from a coach with proven results at that level.

How coaching works here

Use the filters below to find coaches who match both your level and the way you want to train, whether that's remote, hybrid, or in-person. Coach profiles include pricing, availability, and a direct way to reach out.

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DopeFreshStrength

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Dopefreshnick

Powerlifting · Fullerton, CA · Online & In-Person

PowerliftingStrength Training

Starting at $110/mo

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Admiral Strength

Powerlifting · Clinton Twp, MI · Online & In-Person

Powerlifting · Fullerton, CA · Online & In-Person

“Strength in Knowledge.”

PowerliftingStrength & ConditioningSports Performance

Contact for pricing

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Tuan Dinh

Powerlifting · West Covina, CA · Online & In-Person

PowerliftingSports PerformanceStrength & Conditioning

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"No Mullarkey" Personal Training

Powerlifting · Scottsdale, AZ

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AlphaGainz

Powerlifting · Colorado Springs, CO

Powerlifting

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American Gainz Muscle and Fitness

Powerlifting · Wheat Ridge, CO

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American Strength Training Center

Powerlifting · Maplewood, MN

PowerliftingOlympic WeightliftingStrength & Conditioning+1

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Andres (Disruptive Strength)

Powerlifting · Tempe, AZ

Powerlifting · West Boylston, MA

Powerlifting · Fayetteville, AR

Powerlifting · Maplewood, MN

Clean Strength Fitness (CSF)

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General fitness and non-powerlifting coaches on Iron Avatar.

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MyoLab Fitness Mobile Studio

Powerlifting · Porter Ranch, CA · Online & In-Person

Strength TrainingSports Coaching

Starting at $800/mo

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How to choose a powerlifting coach (and what it costs)

A good coach is the difference between guessing and progressing: programming that fits your meet date, video review on the lifts that stall, and a plan for the platform. Here's what lifters ask before hiring one.

How much does a powerlifting coach cost?

Most online powerlifting coaching runs $100–$250 per month for programming, weekly check-ins, and video review. In-person coaching and full meet-prep packages cost more. Claimed coaches list their price or packages on their profile, and sending them a first message is free. Unclaimed listings show no price until the coach claims them.

Do I need a coach in my city?

No. Most powerlifting coaching happens online. Your coach programs your training, reviews lift videos, and adjusts week to week from anywhere. Location matters mainly if you want in-person technique work or a handler on meet day.

What should I look for in a powerlifting coach?

Look for competition experience in your federation, athletes at your level, a clear description of what a month of coaching includes (check-in cadence, video review, meet-day support), and a price you can sustain for a full training block. On Iron Avatar, claimed coaches have competition records verified against real meet results.

When should I hire a meet-prep coach?

Ideally 12–16 weeks before your meet, enough time for a full strength block and a peak. If you just registered for your first meet, that's exactly the moment most lifters bring on a coach.

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