Crown Movement

Introducing the Crown Movement Deadlift Jack: your ultimate sidekick for heavy deadlifts and epic gains! Made from tough Russian Baltic birch wood and proudly designed and manufactured in Canada, this bad boy can handle over 800 pounds of barbell weight like a champ. It's coated with a high-quality varnish, showcasing our slick laser-etched logo. Say goodbye to struggling with plates - our deadlift jack effortlessly lifts that bar, making your training sessions smoother and safer. Upgrade your deadlift game with the Crown Movement Deadlift Jack and dominate the gym like a boss!

Weighs 1 kilogram making it easy to carry in your gym bag!

Introducing Royal Rush by Spitfire Nutrition and Crown Movement. A one stop pre-workout supplement for anyone looking to maximize their workouts. Through effectively dosed pump ingredients and professionally formulated blends of focus compounds and stimulants we brought to you a pre-workout that not only dials you in physically but allows you to push yourself beyond your limits. Wether you’re in the gym, or crushing a day at the office. Coming in our two signature flavours, Arctic Slushy and Lemonade.
Available online now at crownmovement.ca and spitfirenutrition.ca
Full formula breakdown in comments!

OFFICIAL ATHLETE ANNOUNCEMENT - WILLIAM ALEX MALLÁIS-O’KEEFE

William O’Keefe, at 22 years of age, 2x Provincial Champion, 5x Golden Glove Champion, Brampton Cup Champion and 2019 Olympic qualifiers Competitor is Crown Movement’s newest athlete. From coaching young boxers to volunteer firefighting, William is a role model and a force to be reckoned with in every dimension of his life. With big smiles always he strives to push himself every day and is a great friend to Crown Movement and those in our community, we are honoured to have you Will.

A short autobiography by William:

I’m a 22 year old from Cold Lake, Alberta currently living and training in Lacombe, Alberta. I’ve been a boxer for 6 years and have over 50 competitive fights under my belt. I love the sport of boxing because not only does it challenge you physically but it challenges you mentally and has allowed me to break the boundaries of what I once deemed impossible.

It’s not all sunshine and rainbows. I’ve survived defeats from boxing and have almost quit the sport, a time I reflect upon was in 2019 when I competed at the Olympic qualifiers for a spot to compete at the 2020 Olympics. My run was cut short as I broke my wrist and required surgery that took 2 years to fully heal.

During this time I was not my best mentally and wanted nothing to do with boxing, at the beginning of the 2022 season I decided I had enough of feeling sorry for myself and was going to get back to working on my craft. I fought 17 fights in 7 months winning 15 of them. I beat all the members of team Canada and solidified my spot among the best.

I’m still on the rise, and my goal is to become the best I can at this sport and give it everything I’ve got.I have a dream to promote mental health and to help people around the world grow and become the best versions of themselves.

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