Finding the right resources can be a struggle for powerlifters at any stage. Our resource sharing templates make it easy to connect your community with helpful guides, tools, and expert references. Empower your members with information that supports their goals and builds a stronger, more engaged group.
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Resource sharing taps into the natural desire for knowledge and self-improvement within the powerlifting community. By regularly introducing new articles, tools, and credible references, members feel supported and are more likely to trust and interact with each other. This format lowers barriers for participation, as even lurkers or less vocal members often appreciate actionable value and may be prompted to engage when they see something directly relevant to their needs.
Sharing resources also builds community credibility and fosters a culture of mutual support. Members who benefit from these tools are more likely to return the favor, strengthening community ties. Highlighting practical benefits and encouraging feedback ensures that posts remain dynamic and member-driven, leading to higher overall participation and sustained growth.
Check out this free squat form checklist. It covers common mistakes and quick fixes. Let us know if you try it.
💡 Example: "Check out this free squat form checklist. It covers common mistakes and quick fixes. Let us know if you try it."
Here is a bench press technique video from an elite coach. Who has tried these cues before?
💡 Example: "Here is a bench press technique video from an elite coach. Who has tried these cues before?"
Found a free training log template that makes tracking lifts simple. Download it and share your feedback.
💡 Example: "Found a free training log template that makes tracking lifts simple. Download it and share your feedback."
This article breaks down the best recovery strategies for powerlifters. Worth a read if you struggle with soreness.
💡 Example: "This article breaks down the best recovery strategies for powerlifters. Worth a read if you struggle with soreness."
Sharing a mobility routine that helped me improve my deadlift start position. Try it and let us know your results.
💡 Example: "Sharing a mobility routine that helped me improve my deadlift start position. Try it and let us know your results."
Download this free meet day checklist to prep for your next competition. What else do you bring to meets?
💡 Example: "Download this free meet day checklist to prep for your next competition. What else do you bring to meets?"
Here is a calculator for estimating your one rep max in all three lifts. Try it and share your numbers.
💡 Example: "Here is a calculator for estimating your one rep max in all three lifts. Try it and share your numbers."
If you are new to powerlifting, this beginner's guide covers training, nutrition, and recovery basics.
💡 Example: "If you are new to powerlifting, this beginner's guide covers training, nutrition, and recovery basics."
Check out this mobility app with routines designed for powerlifters. Has anyone here tried it yet?
💡 Example: "Check out this mobility app with routines designed for powerlifters. Has anyone here tried it yet?"
Here is a printable warm-up guide for squats, bench, and deadlifts. What does your warm-up look like?
💡 Example: "Here is a printable warm-up guide for squats, bench, and deadlifts. What does your warm-up look like?"
Try this free spreadsheet for tracking your training volume each week. How do you keep track of progress?
💡 Example: "Try this free spreadsheet for tracking your training volume each week. How do you keep track of progress?"
Found a podcast episode with powerlifting nutrition tips. Worth a listen for anyone prepping for a meet.
💡 Example: "Found a podcast episode with powerlifting nutrition tips. Worth a listen for anyone prepping for a meet."
This video breaks down bench press grip width for different goals. Watch and see which grip works best for you.
💡 Example: "This video breaks down bench press grip width for different goals. Watch and see which grip works best for you."
Here is a quick guide to powerlifting gear and what to look for when buying. Save it for your next purchase.
💡 Example: "Here is a quick guide to powerlifting gear and what to look for when buying. Save it for your next purchase."
Sharing a useful infographic on squat depth and judging standards. Would love to hear your thoughts.
💡 Example: "Sharing a useful infographic on squat depth and judging standards. Would love to hear your thoughts."
If you need help with recovery, this app tracks sleep, hydration, and readiness for lifters.
💡 Example: "If you need help with recovery, this app tracks sleep, hydration, and readiness for lifters."
Check out this article on preventing shoulder pain during bench press. Has it helped anyone here?
💡 Example: "Check out this article on preventing shoulder pain during bench press. Has it helped anyone here?"
Here is a mental prep checklist for meet day nerves. Download and let us know your strategies.
💡 Example: "Here is a mental prep checklist for meet day nerves. Download and let us know your strategies."
This video explains deadlift bar path with visuals. Worth watching if you want a more efficient pull.
💡 Example: "This video explains deadlift bar path with visuals. Worth watching if you want a more efficient pull."
Found a list of powerlifting-friendly gyms by city. Add your favorites or review spots you have visited.
💡 Example: "Found a list of powerlifting-friendly gyms by city. Add your favorites or review spots you have visited."
Download this free macro calculator tailored for strength athletes. Share your results below.
💡 Example: "Download this free macro calculator tailored for strength athletes. Share your results below."
Here is a list of coaches who specialize in powerlifting programming. Has anyone worked with them before?
💡 Example: "Here is a list of coaches who specialize in powerlifting programming. Has anyone worked with them before?"
This infographic explains the differences between low bar and high bar squats. Which do you prefer?
💡 Example: "This infographic explains the differences between low bar and high bar squats. Which do you prefer?"
Sharing a training cycle template for intermediate lifters. Download and comment if you plan to try it.
💡 Example: "Sharing a training cycle template for intermediate lifters. Download and comment if you plan to try it."
Check out this free webinar on injury prevention for powerlifters. Who is signing up?
💡 Example: "Check out this free webinar on injury prevention for powerlifters. Who is signing up?"
Here is a breakdown of the latest competition rule changes. How do you think these will impact lifters?
💡 Example: "Here is a breakdown of the latest competition rule changes. How do you think these will impact lifters?"
This podcast features a Q and A with a national champion. What questions would you ask them?
💡 Example: "This podcast features a Q and A with a national champion. What questions would you ask them?"
Download this planner for meet prep timelines and peak week checklists. Has anyone used something similar?
💡 Example: "Download this planner for meet prep timelines and peak week checklists. Has anyone used something similar?"
Here is a video showing accessory movements for a stronger squat. Which ones do you include?
💡 Example: "Here is a video showing accessory movements for a stronger squat. Which ones do you include?"
Check out this infographic on proper bracing techniques. What cues work best for you?
💡 Example: "Check out this infographic on proper bracing techniques. What cues work best for you?"
Found a free webinar replay on programming for busy lifters. Who has watched it already?
💡 Example: "Found a free webinar replay on programming for busy lifters. Who has watched it already?"
This calculator helps you estimate Wilks and DOTS scores. Share your best score in the comments.
💡 Example: "This calculator helps you estimate Wilks and DOTS scores. Share your best score in the comments."
Here is a resource with mobility drills for hip and ankle flexibility. Has it improved your lifts?
💡 Example: "Here is a resource with mobility drills for hip and ankle flexibility. Has it improved your lifts?"
Download this free powerlifting glossary for common terms. What jargon confused you when you started?
💡 Example: "Download this free powerlifting glossary for common terms. What jargon confused you when you started?"
This article covers how to pick openers for your first meet. Did you use any special strategies?
💡 Example: "This article covers how to pick openers for your first meet. Did you use any special strategies?"
Check out this nutrition app for tracking macros and meals. Has it helped you stay on plan?
💡 Example: "Check out this nutrition app for tracking macros and meals. Has it helped you stay on plan?"
Here is a printable progress chart for tracking PRs. Post your recent milestone in the comments.
💡 Example: "Here is a printable progress chart for tracking PRs. Post your recent milestone in the comments."
Download this free stretching guide for lifters. Which stretches do you find most helpful?
💡 Example: "Download this free stretching guide for lifters. Which stretches do you find most helpful?"
Sharing a list of top powerlifting YouTube channels for learning technique. Add your favorites.
💡 Example: "Sharing a list of top powerlifting YouTube channels for learning technique. Add your favorites."
Here is a guide to setting up your home gym for powerlifting. What equipment do you recommend?
💡 Example: "Here is a guide to setting up your home gym for powerlifting. What equipment do you recommend?"
Found a free e-book on periodization for strength sports. Who has read it and what did you learn?
💡 Example: "Found a free e-book on periodization for strength sports. Who has read it and what did you learn?"
To maximize these templates, customize each post with specific links, videos, or tools that are current and trustworthy. Introduce the resource clearly, explain its value for powerlifters, and invite members to try it or share their thoughts. Rotate resource types—like training programs, mobility drills, or nutrition calculators—to keep content fresh and relevant. Always encourage feedback to spark ongoing conversation and show that member input matters.
On all platforms, use engaging visuals where possible to highlight the resource. Tag relevant members or use hashtags to increase reach. Schedule resource shares at peak community activity times for maximum impact. Always monitor comments for follow-up questions and respond promptly to keep engagement high.
Aim for one or two resource shares per week to keep the content fresh and provide consistent value without overwhelming members.
Focus on tools, guides, checklists, videos, articles, and apps that directly address common powerlifting challenges or questions.
Always include a question or call to action inviting feedback or experiences. Tag relevant members and follow up in the comments.
Free resources are best for inclusivity, but if sharing a paid resource, be transparent about costs and explain its unique value.
Check the creator's credentials, look for reviews, and ensure the information is up to date and relevant for powerlifters.
Yes. Add your own context, such as why you recommend the resource or a personal story, to boost authenticity and engagement.
Try varying resource types, posting times, or adding more direct questions. Ask top members to share their experiences to spark discussion.