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FAITH AND HARD WORK WEIGHTLIFTING BELT | MAYHEM FAITH

FAITH AND HARD WORK WEIGHTLIFTING BELT | MAYHEM FAITH

Regular price $40.00 USD
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The Faith & Hard Work Weightlifting Belt was created in partnership with Mayhem Faith to represent strength, discipline, and a purpose bigger than the weight on the bar.

Featuring a rugged tan-and-black design, bold FAITH AND HARD WORK detailing, and HWA × Mayhem Faith branding, this belt is built for athletes who believe that hard work and faith go hand in hand.

But this belt is about more than training.

For every Faith & Hard Work Belt purchased, Hard Work Athletics will donate one belt to Mayhem Faith. During their mission trips, Mayhem Faith will deliver these belts to local athletes and communities they serve around the world.

You buy a belt. We donate a belt. Together, we help put strength, faith, and opportunity into the hands of another athlete.

Features:

  • 4” weightlifting belt design for optimal support
  • Durable Velcro strap closure
  • Metal Quick Locking Bar
  • Premium HWA patch
  • Signature Hard Work Athletics pattern
  • Ideal for squats, deadlifts, Olympic lifting, CrossFit, Hyrox, and strength training
  • Available in sizes XS–XXL

When to wear a belt:

  1. WEIGHTLIFTING
    The HWA Foundations Belt is designed for movements that demand maximum core stability and bracing power, including squats, deadlifts, cleans, jerks, and snatches.
  2. THE 80% RULE
    We recommend wearing your belt during heavy lifts — typically around 80% or more of your max effort on compound movements. When the weight gets serious, your support should too.
  3. HIGH-VOLUME TRAINING
    Belts aren’t just for max attempts. During high-rep sets and repetitive movements under load, added core support can help maintain stability and performance throughout your training.
  4. PROPER FIT & PLACEMENT
    For the best support, wear your belt securely above the hips and below the ribs, centered around your midsection. Proper placement helps maximize bracing, stability, and engagement during every lift.
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