Owner

Max has made a strong mark on the international stage—bursting onto the scene with a standout debut at the 2020 Arnold Santa Monica, securing 3rd place at World’s Strongest Man 2021, and capturing his first Canada’s Strongest Man title in 2022. He’s also been a consistent force at Strongest Man on Earth, competing for four consecutive years and achieving a best finish of 5th. Most recently, he added North America’s Strongest Man 2024 to his résumé.

@Max.boudreault23

Owner

Sam’s athletic career took off in 2022 she claimed the Arnold Classic Amateur Championship as a Middleweight. Not long after, she set a new world record in the Circus Dumbbell and earned her spot on the Arnold Classic Pro roster. Today, Sam is a 5x Canada’s Strongest Woman, North America’s Strongest Woman, and most recently shattered another world record at the Arnold’s Animal Cage—pressing a 200 lb Circus Dumbbell!

@Sambelliveauuu

Manitoba Representative since 2024

After 4 years of volunteering in strongman, she stepped up into the rep role in the 2025 season. Driven by passion for watching the sport thrive in her province. Her love for the sport started by cheering at local comps, and now she’s helping the Manitoba community grow every day. Supporting athletes and seeing the Manitoba community grow makes all the effort worthwhile for her!

@Jmarie.13 & @Strongmanitoba

Saskatchewan Representative since 2022

Since first stepping into Strongman in 2017, Pamela has been a driving force for the sport in Saskatchewan. What started in a small garage with a local training group quickly grew into something much bigger. By 2020, she became one of the proud owners of Barbarien strength gym, the first fully equipped Strongman gym in Saskatoon. Long before stepping into her role as Sask Rep in 2022, she was already giving back by hosting, volunteering, and competing at nearly every event in the province. Her passion for Strongman shines through in every competition she supports and every athlete she cheers on. Whether inside her gym or out on the competition floor, she thrives on the energy of athletes giving their all, and celebrates every lift, every effort, and every victory right alongside them

@Loulou_fit_70 @Strongman_Corp_Saskatchewan

British-Columbia Representative since 2025

Since beginning his Strongman journey in 2015, Jesse has become a standout athlete with numerous first-place and podium finishes at both the provincial and national levels. Competing internationally in the highly competitive 105kg category, he proudly carries on the strong legacy of BC Strongman from Victoria, BC. Beyond the competition floor, Jesse is equally dedicated to his community and culture. He works full time as a mural painter and serves as a mentor to Indigenous youth artists, inspiring the next generation to embrace both creativity and strength. Currently, Jesse is also working on a book that explores the history of First Nations strength sports and achievements across North America — an incredible project that will highlight a legacy of resilience, tradition, and power

@Jesc_art @Vancouver_Island_Strongman

Alberta Representative since 2022

With over a decade in Strongman and a professional career since 2017, Bailey has made her mark on the sport in Canada and beyond. What began as a way to lose weight quickly transformed into a lifelong passion — because, as she says, “the weight on the bar is way cooler than the weight on the scale.” Bailey’s dedication is undeniable. She lives and breathes Strongman, and finds inspiration in watching athletes grow from their very first competition to chasing their biggest goals. For her, it’s about more than lifting; it’s about the happiness, community, and experiences that Strongman creates for people of all ages. Bailey is not only an accomplished athlete but also a passionate representative, committed to giving back to the sport and community that shaped her.

@Bdeezylemonsqueezy @Alberta_Strongmancorp

British-Columbia Representative since 2025

Originally from Leeds, England, James eventually made his way to Calgary before settling in Victoria, BC. With him, a lifelong passion for strength. Having followed World’s Strongest Man since the early 90s, James was no stranger to the sport, but it wasn’t until after a rugby career and a knee injury at 37 that he stepped onto the competition floor himself. Within his very first year, he qualified for provincials — and he’s been hooked ever since. For James, Strongman feels like home. The camaraderie, support, and team-like atmosphere mirror what he experienced in rugby: athletes pushing one another, celebrating success, and lifting each other up even as direct competitors. That same spirit drives him to host intro sessions at his local gym, encouraging new lifters to discover the sport and community he loves. Beyond competing, James has also contributed in a hands-on way through Heathen Strength, building custom equipment for athletes and competitions. From logs and stone sleeves to a Hercules Hold. His passion and dedication continue to grow.

@JamesKnowles66 @Bcstrongmancorp

British-Columbia Representatives since 2022

From powerlifting beginnings to a decorated Strongman career, Tyson’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. His early years on the amateur circuit were a grind, and in 2019 he placed last at Nationals — but that setback lit the fire for one of the greatest comeback stories in Canadian Strongman. Since then, Tyson has smashed records, broken a world record, and set multiple Canadian records along the way. With back-to-back 2nd place finishes at Nationals (2022–2023), he reached the top of the podium in October 2024 with a dominant gold-winning performance. But Tyson’s impact extends far beyond competition. A passionate promoter of the sport, he never hesitates to invite new faces into Strongman, encouraging them to train and learn. Since 2017, he has hosted 1–3 competitions annually, bringing the sport to newspapers, radio stations, and communities across BC. He’s volunteered countless hours, traveled extensively to support events, and run lifting seminars to share safe and effective practices in this demanding sport.

@Littlebigthunder94 @Bcstrongmancorp

Alberta Representative since 2022

For over 10 years, Josh has been deeply involved in the world of Strongman. A passion first sparked watching the sport with his dad during the holidays. After signing up for his very first competition in BC and earning 2nd place in his weight class, he was instantly hooked. When his dad was diagnosed with cancer, Strongman became even more meaningful. Training and competing were ways to stay connected through something they both loved, and after his passing, the sport has remained a powerful tribute. From day one, he was welcomed with open arms by the Strongman community, guided and supported by athletes who wanted him to succeed. That experience continues to shape his approach today: giving back by volunteering, hosting shows, and mentoring new athletes. For him, Strongman is unique, a sport where your toughest rivals are also your biggest supporters, pushing each other to grow stronger together. Beyond the competitions and events, Strongman has given Josh one of the greatest gifts of all, it’s where he met his wife, a reminder that the strength of this sport extends far beyond the weights.

@Prokayest_Strongman @Alberta_Strongmancorp

British-Columbia Representative since 2024

Originally from Calgary but now calling Vancouver home for the past decade, Shane’s journey into Strongman began like many others - as a fan, watching World’s Strongest Man clips on YouTube and following legends like Brian Shaw, Eddie Hall, JF Caron, and Big Z. But it wasn’t until 3–4 years ago, when he signed up for the Surrey Slam novice show, that he truly stepped into the sport. Looking to challenge himself, step outside of his comfort zone, and find a community to belong to, Strongman quickly became the perfect fit. From that very first competition, Shane was hooked — the atmosphere, the camaraderie, and the friendships forged through heavy lifting left a lasting mark. Recognizing the importance of novice and beginner shows, Shane has made it his mission to give back. As a federation rep, he volunteers at every competition he can and has gone on to host both the Vancity Slam, a dedicated novice competition entering its third year in 2026, and Vancouver’s Strongest Man/Woman. While Strongman is still growing in Vancouver, Shane has been at the heart of building the community, bringing athletes together and helping the sport gain traction in BC. His passion, leadership, and commitment to growth make him an invaluable part of the federation’s future.

@Shanerliftsthings @Bcstrongmancorp

Alberta Representative since 2024

For 9 years, Mackenzie has been all-in on Strongman. Competing, volunteering, and showing up at nearly every event across Alberta. What started as an outlet during a dark time turned into a lifelong passion that’s given him friendships, unforgettable memories, and even meeting his wife, Joscelyne. Mackenzie’s mission is simple: to show that anyone can compete in Strongman. No matter your background, no matter your level. This sport will push you, challenge you, and surprise you with how strong you really are. And for Mackenzie, nothing beats seeing that joy on someone’s face when they crush what they once thought was impossible. Alberta Strongman has grown because of leaders like Mackenzie, and the best is still ahead.

@Strengthofthepanda @Alberta_Strongmancorp

Quebec Representative since 2025

From Gatineau, Nicolas has been competing in Strongman since 2016. Right from the start, he has been passionate about getting involved and helping with the organization of competitions. In 2021, he opened his own Strongman gym — 3 Tonnes Gym in Gatineau — a hub that has only fueled his commitment to the sport. In 2023, Nicolas earned his Pro Card in the -90kg division at the National Championship in Winnipeg. By 2025, he took on the role of SCC Representative for Quebec, with major projects already underway for 2026. For Nicolas, Strongman is more than competition; it’s a passion and a community like no other. The camaraderie, support, and drive to see others succeed inspire him to keep pushing, building, and giving back. As he puts it: “We have an incredibly impressive sport and a strong community, always ready to help athletes and promoters succeed. There’s still work to do, but that in itself is already a victory.”

@Crisa_Fit @Strongman_Corporation_Qc

Alberta Representative since 2023

Splitting her time between Edmonton and Calgary, Joscelyne has been a powerful presence in Strongman since 2020. What started unexpectedly — a suggestion from fellow lifters to sign up for Provincials with just two weeks’ notice — turned into a passion that has taken her across Canada and the U.S. Since then, Joscelyne has risen quickly through the ranks, earning her Pro Strongwoman card in the SCC women’s pro circuit after winning her weight class at Nationals in 2023. Beyond Strongman, she’s also tested her strength in powerlifting, MAS wrestling, Highland Games, and even eyeing Olympic lifting in the future. No matter the arena, she brings the same energy, dedication, and competitive spirit. As a federation rep, Joscelyne thrives in leadership. With her Type A organization and drive, she finds fulfillment in planning, hosting, and volunteering at nearly every strength event in Alberta. For her, the reward is watching athletes smash PRs, cheer each other on, and grow not just in strength but as people. She’s especially passionate about expanding opportunities for women in the sport and helping Strongman continue to grow. While the role of provincial rep comes with challenges, Joscelyne embraces it fully, seeing it as an opportunity to sharpen her hosting and communication skills — all while giving back to the community she loves

@Josceob @Alberta_strongmancorp

Ontario Representative since 2022

Andrew’s Strongman journey began in 2021 in an unexpected way — when a friend asked him to build some equipment. After trying the implements himself, he was hooked. Training on his own soon led to a life-changing connection: after reaching out on Instagram, he began working with none other than Maxime Boudreault, who has since become both his coach and mentor. Now based in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Andrew trains alongside his fiancée, Sonya, at Just Be Strong Gym, surrounded by some of the world’s strongest athletes. Together, they continue to push limits and grow within the sport. For Andrew, giving back to the Strongman community is just as important as competing. The gratitude he receives from athletes he’s helped — whether it’s hitting a PR, experiencing the thrill of competition, or simply being encouraged — fuels his dedication. As he puts it, “Everything you can do to help somebody, even if it’s small, leaves a lasting impression on their lives.” The Strongman community has given so much to Andrew, and through his role with SCC, he’s committed to making sure it remains a safe, supportive, and inspiring space for all. Andrew is here representing Ontario and carrying forward the spirit of strength, mentorship, and community.

@Willoughbysfitnest @Strongmancorpontario

Atlantic Representatives since 2022

Based in Charlottetown, PEI, Andrew has always been fascinated by Strongman — but for years, he thought he was “too small” to compete. That changed when Max and Sam brought Strongman Corporation Canada to life, opening doors for athletes of all sizes to step onto the competition floor. Andrew jumped into competing 3 years ago, and since then, his passion has only grown. What drives him most is motivating others — pushing athletes to believe in themselves, try something new, and celebrate their successes even when doubt creeps in. As a representative, Andrew is focused on building and growing strength sports in Canada, with a special passion for expanding opportunities in the Maritimes. His commitment to inspiring and supporting others is exactly what makes the SCC community so strong.

@Acas_23 @Islandstrengthandpower

Manitoba Representative since 2022

From Winnipeg, Manitoba, Tyler has been part of the Strongman world since 2015 — and to him, it’s the coolest sport in the world. What could possibly top a sport that challenges you to become the biggest, strongest version of yourself.

For Tyler, the real reward comes from sharing that passion with others — introducing new athletes to the sport and watching it become a meaningful part of their lives. His energy, dedication, and drive to grow the community make him an incredible representative for Strongman Corporation Canada

@Chudlife @Strongmanmanitoba

Quebec Representative since 2025

From a young age, Jeffrey has been captivated by the legends of strength — names like Magnus Ver Magnusson, Mariusz Pudzianowski, and Jón Páll Sigmarsson fueled his passion for power and discipline. After seven years of football at the university level, he followed his true calling: Strongman. Competing since 2009, Jeffrey rose through the ranks to win the Louis Cyr Heavyweight title in 2013, and after years of dedication, became Canadian Champion in 2021, earning hisPro Strongman Card (-105 kg)and a coveted Arnold Classic invitation. Strongman has taught him resilience, camaraderie, and personal growth — lessons he now passes on as he mentors and inspires the next generation of athletes. His mission: help others rise, compete with integrity, and build their own legacy.

@Tabahx @Strongman_Corporation_Qc

Ontario Representative since 2022

Hailing from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Sonya has been a dedicated part of the Strongman community for the past four years. Her journey began after watching her fiancé compete and with encouragement from the incredible women in the strongwoman community, she decided to step onto the competition floor herself. Since then, Sonya has become a force in the sport, achieving podium finishes at the last four SCC Amateur Nationals, setting U73kg records in both Atlas Stone Over Bar and Single Arm Throw, and earning the opportunity to compete at OSG and The Arnold. As an SCC representative, she’s passionate about giving back to the community, celebrating athletes as they push their limits, and fostering the same camaraderie and support that inspired her from day one.

@That.strong.osteo @Strongmanontario

Nova-Scotia Representative since 2022

Based in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Tom is the proud owner of Raw Power Strength and Performance Centre and has been deeply involved in Strongman since 2019. What began as a passion for competing quickly evolved into a lifelong commitment — becoming an athlete, coach, promoter, and gym owner dedicated to building Canada’s strength community. As part of Strongman Corporation Canada, Tom is proud to help create opportunities for Canadian strength athletes, providing a platform for them to compete, grow, and showcase their power on and off the competition floor.

@Teamrawpowerns

Ontario Representative since 2023

Originally from Lac-Saint-Jean, QC, Ann discovered strongman in 2020 through her partner — and it was love at first lift for both the sport and its incredible community. After relocating to Ontario following her final military posting, Ann became an SCC Provincial Representative in 2023. Alongside her partner, she’s hosted numerous events across Northern Ontario, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for athletes of all levels to test their strength. In October 2024, Ann earned her SCC Pro Card (U82 kg) — a reflection of her dedication and passion for the sport. Known for her infectious energy and unwavering support, Ann continues to uplift those around her and play a vital role in growing the strongman community across Canada

@Mdsa113 @Strongmannickelcity

Ontario Representative since 2023

Patrick is a dedicated U80 and U90 strongman athlete with Strongman Corporation Canada. Though quiet in presence, his impact speaks volumes — working tirelessly behind the scenes to streamline logistics, enhance event flow, and ensure every athlete enjoys a top-tier competition experience. A true hands-on builder, Patrick fabricates much of his own equipment and continuously gives back to the community — from lending gear and volunteering at shows to offering training opportunities in his region. Since becoming an SCC Representative in 2023, Patrick has been a cornerstone of Ontario’s strongman scene. With his keen eye for detail, organization, and scoring precision, he plays an essential role in keeping competitions running smoothly and professionally.

@Patlaf88 @Strongmannickelcity

British-Columbia Representative since 2024

Hans Fuhrmann is a strongman athlete from Kelowna, British Columbia, who has been competing in the sport since 2020. In 2022, he began hosting Kelowna’s Strongest, a competition that has grown rapidly—from 30 athletes in its first year to over 80 athletes by its third. As the event expanded, so did the strongman community in Kelowna and the surrounding areas. He has been proud to witness and contribute to the sport’s continued growth across British Columbia over the past few years. Hans is actively involved with Strongman Corporation Canada, where he enjoys sharing a sport he is deeply passionate about. Through his involvement, he has built countless friendships and meaningful connections within the strongman community.

@Fuhrmannator @Bcstrongmancorp

Atlantic Representative since 2022

He began his strength journey in powerlifting in 2017, after lifting since high school for sport. While training in the Saint John area, he became involved with a small group of athletes training strongman. When a novice competition was announced in Halifax in March 2018, he trained alongside Derrick Brien, who competed in the open class. He went on to place second in the novice division, and from that moment, he was hooked on the sport. A few years later, he recognized a clear need for strongman competitions in New Brunswick. With no events having been held in the province for quite some time and no one stepping up to organize them, he decided to take on the role himself. With access to Fundy CrossFit/Powerlifting and a large pool of equipment through his training group, he was able to make it happen. In 2021, during full COVID restrictions, he hosted the first New Brunswick’s Strongest. Due to capacity limits, the competition had to be run twice—once in the morning and once in the afternoon—to stay within the 30-person limit. The following year, Max and Sam invited him to bring the competition under the Strongman Corporation Canada umbrella. This opened the door to additional classes and provided athletes with a clear pathway to national-level competition. He continues to enjoy creating opportunities for athletes in New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada to compete and showcase their strength.

@Jordan.dickens.nb