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Rory van UlftThe strongest girl in the world
Date of Birth: 01.01.2013
Country:  Canada |
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Rory van Ulft: The World's Strongest Girl
Early Years and TrainingRory van Ulft, a seven-year-old Canadian girl from Ottawa, has earned the title of "World's Strongest Girl" for her remarkable feats of strength. She began weightlifting at the tender age of five and dedicates four hours per week to training. Additionally, Rory enthusiastically pursues gymnastics, allotting nine weekly hours to her gymnastics workouts.
Record-Breaking Performances
Rory's exceptional strength is evident in her impressive lifts. She has set records in the snatch (32 kilograms), clean and jerk (42 kilograms), back squat (61 kilograms), and deadlift (80 kilograms). At just seven years old, she became the youngest ever USA Weightlifting Youth National Champion in the 11-13, 30-kilogram weight class.
Recognition and Support
Rory's father, Cavan van Ulft, has been a steadfast supporter of his daughter's passion for strength training. He notes that based on her Sinclair coefficients, Rory is not only the strongest seven-year-old girl in the world but potentially the strongest seven-year-old girl or boy in recorded history. Her achievements have garnered widespread recognition and admiration.
