Where strength meets community! Our club offers a supportive environment for all levels of experience. Join us to challenge your limits and forge lasting friendships with fellow enthusiasts. Get ready to lift, learn, and lead with us!
The RMIT Lifting Association is a free club that gives lifters at RMIT a space to connect, challenge, and uplift each other. Our objective is to foster the lifting community at our University by encouraging students of all levels and backgrounds to join in on the fun and get fit at the same time.
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FAQs
How do I join the club?
To join us sign up and purchase a free membership so you are kept in the loop with upcoming events, updates, and more!
When and where are your lifting session?
Our club will facilitate regular lifting sessions for members.
Do you have any events?
We aim to host social and competitive events relating to lifting activities for members throughout the year.
Social events may include gatherings, bbq's, beach getaways, game nights, etc.
Competitive events may include in house lifting competitions, lifting events, etc.
Do members compete?
RLA encourages its members to join regional competitions and it will offer support for members.
We are a community and want to see our members thrive!
Do you want to partner with us?
If you wish to become a volunteer please contact us via email.
We are actively looking for social media content creators please email us for opportunities!
All sponsors/partnerships please contact us at weightlifting.club@rmit.edu.au.
Is the RMIT Lifting Association affiliated with the RMIT gym?
We are not directly affiliated with the RMIT gym.
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