Brittany Denbrook Earns Level II Coaching Certification
The Bermuda Powerlifting Association president completed the intensive coaching certification course in the Dominican Republic.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Body Building
Brittany Denbrook, president of the Bermuda Powerlifting Association, successfully completed the International Powerlifting Federation Level II Coaching Certification. The course took place in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Why it matters
This certification serves as a key milestone for Denbrook, helping to foster the continued growth and professional development of the powerlifting sport within Bermuda.
The certification course drew participants from eight countries, including Barbados, the Cayman Islands, Panama, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad and Tobago. Denbrook represented Bermuda during the multi-national session.
The players
Brittany Denbrook
She serves as the president of the Bermuda Powerlifting Association and has now obtained Level II coaching certification from the International Powerlifting Federation.
The details
Denbrook completed the requirements for the International Powerlifting Federation Level II Coaching Certification while training alongside peers from across the Caribbean and North American regions. This credentialing effort underscores a regional focus on standardizing coaching practices.
Timeline
October 2026: Brittany Denbrook earned her IPF certification.
2027: Participants are scheduled to convene in Panama for the North American Powerlifting Federation event.
Season Trajectory
This certification aligns with the standards set by the International Powerlifting Federation coaching certification program to elevate regional expertise. It signals a move toward higher professional standards as regional leaders prepare for the upcoming North American Powerlifting Federation event.
The certification ensures that the Bermuda Powerlifting Association now has a leader with validated international coaching credentials. This professional milestone effectively positions the association to better prepare local athletes for regional competition cycles.
The takeaway
Obtaining advanced coaching certifications allows regional organizations to align with international safety and performance standards. Leaders looking to grow their local programs often utilize these federation-led courses to bridge the gap between amateur development and elite competition.
What happens next
Participants from this certification course are scheduled to meet again in Panama in 2027 for the North American Powerlifting Federation event.
Further reading
For more updates on professional standards in the sport, visit the Body Building section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Bernews.
