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| Name: | Rob Powell |
| Nickname: | Coach |
| Residence | Waco, Texas USA |
| Website 1 | WFC World Fitness Club |
| Website 2 | WFC Training Program |
Rob Powell is an American football, track and field
athlete, and fitness and conditioning coach. He is the four time
World Record Holder, four time World Fitness Champion, two Guinness World Records: 2001[1] and
2002[2],
and two time World Fitness Champion (WFC) World Record Holder
2003[3] and
2004 [4]
He trains elite military and law enforcement personnel in martial arts, and has
coached junior high, high school and college athletes. He also
trains top athletes, grandmothers, and people of every fitness
level in between, via his WFC World Fitness Champion Fitness Website.
Powell hosts a fitness social site, The WFC World Fitness Club, which caters to athletes, fans, schools, parents and anyone of every fitness level.
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Powell grew up on a Ranch, in Dry Creek, Texas. Beginning his training at age 4, an avid martial artist, he has developed his own martial arts form, "Nok Beko". He graduated from W.H. Ford High School, South Plains College[5], and Texas Tech University[5].
There are specific rules and events
for the Guinness World
Record set by Rob Powell. His Guinness World
Records consists of the following, and his World Records are
unmatched in history:
The World Fitness Championship:
Rob Powell's Times:
Several articles have been written about Powell in publications, including:
Newspapers
Amarillo Globe [8]
Clarion-Ledger[9]
Cleburne[10]
Daily
Journal[11]
Dallas Morning News [12][13]
Fort Worth
Star Telegram[14][15]
Lubbock Avalanch Journal [16]
SA
Express[17]
Sulphur Springs News Telegram[18]
Terrell Tribune[19]
The Natchez Democrat[20]
The
Tennessean[21]
USA Today[22]
Waco
Tribune-Herald[23][24][25]
Magazines
Adventure Sports Magazine[26]
Bicycling Magazine
Global Fitness Directory[27]
MEN'S FITNESS UK [28]
Region 12 Publication[29]
Internet Magazine
Keep Fitness[30]
Runner's Forum (Let's Run)[31]
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