Thomas Moriarty breaks six Hawaii powerlifting records at 48

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Last updated Jul 24, 2026

Thomas Moriarty breaks six Hawaii powerlifting records at 48
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U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty set six Hawaii state powerlifting records on April 25 during the 2026 USA Powerlifting Hawaii State Championship. Competing at 48 years old, Moriarty achieved a squat of 182.5 kg, a 140 kg bench press, and a deadlift of 215 kg, totaling 537.5 kg. He emphasizes the importance of fitness for military readiness and shares his training experiences to mentor others. Moriarty plans to compete in the USA Powerlifting West Regionals in Las Vegas this September, where he aims for a pro card qualification for the 2027 Masters Nationals.

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  • Moriarty's records include 182.5 kg squat and 215 kg deadlift.
  • He promotes fitness as vital for military readiness.
  • Scheduled to compete in Las Vegas in September.
  • Encouraged peers to adopt fitness routines.
  • Mentored an Airman to pass a fitness test.
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U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty said his training prepares him for the physical demands of military service while promoting longevity.

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