• BRANDON WAKELING | From 4am pub janitor to Aussie Olympic weightlifting hopeful

  • 2021/05/26
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BRANDON WAKELING | From 4am pub janitor to Aussie Olympic weightlifting hopeful

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  • In this episode of our Olympics-based season of the podcast, we’re chatting with Australian weightlifter, Brandon Wakeling.

    Wakeling came to the professional sport of weightlifting quite late in his career after starting out as a budding rugby league player.

    At first, just another way to advance his training, eventually he started dedicating more and more time to the sport. Living on the Gold Coast meant he had a Commonwealth Games to look forward to and that drive motivated his consistent improvement.

    The 27-year-old competed at the Comm Games and finished seventh, won gold at the 2019 Pacific Games, and now has his sights firmly set on the Tokyo Olympics.

    In this chat, Wakeling talks about trying to juggle working and weightlifting early on in his career, memories of his early life playing footy, and the importance of his indigenous heritage and celebrating that by being an ambassador for Deadly Choices.

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In this episode of our Olympics-based season of the podcast, we’re chatting with Australian weightlifter, Brandon Wakeling.

Wakeling came to the professional sport of weightlifting quite late in his career after starting out as a budding rugby league player.

At first, just another way to advance his training, eventually he started dedicating more and more time to the sport. Living on the Gold Coast meant he had a Commonwealth Games to look forward to and that drive motivated his consistent improvement.

The 27-year-old competed at the Comm Games and finished seventh, won gold at the 2019 Pacific Games, and now has his sights firmly set on the Tokyo Olympics.

In this chat, Wakeling talks about trying to juggle working and weightlifting early on in his career, memories of his early life playing footy, and the importance of his indigenous heritage and celebrating that by being an ambassador for Deadly Choices.

Make sure you subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a comment and share it with your friends and family.

Brandon Wakeling's Instagram

Lachlan McKirdy - @lmckirdy7 on Twitter

Remember The Name socials

RTN's Instagram page

RTN's Twitter page

 

Sporting News Australia socials

Subscribe to SN's YouTube Channel

Catch up with Sporting News Australia on Instagram

Follow @SportingNewsAU on Twitter

Like Sporting News Australia on Facebook

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