Introduction to SBD

Beginner Powerlifting
Class Coaching

Our Introduction to SBD (Squat, Bench, Deadlift) is a class designed to take beginners from zero experience to confident, capable powerlifters.

Learn powerlifting with Adam Haydon

Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6.00pm

  • Learn, develop and train with beginner powerlifters

  • Cost-effective small-group SBD PT sessions

  • Adaptable for all backgrounds to powerlifting

  • Proven method for technique development

  • Understand the SBD form and lift with competition-approved equipment to get your best start in powerlifting

Our Introduction to SBD (Squat, Bench, Deadlift) is a 6-week program designed to take beginners from zero experience to confident, capable powerlifters. Whether you're new to lifting or looking to refine your technique, this course will guide you through the fundamentals of the three major powerlifting movements.

With expert coaching and progressive programming, you’ll learn proper form, improve your strength, and gain the knowledge needed to lift safely and effectively. By the end of the 6 weeks, you’ll not only feel stronger but also have the confidence to take on heavier weights and keep progressing!

Common Questions

Class Coach

A smiling personal trainer, standing in a gym with workout equipment in the background.

Adam

Meet Adam, one of our specialist strength coaches at NESC. With 8 years of coaching experience and a background in competitive powerlifting, he's passionate about helping people discover the power of lifting. Adam specializes in squat, bench, and deadlift (SBD) coaching, especially for beginners looking to get into strength training. His qualifications include a Level 3 Personal Training certification, and a BSc Hons in Exercise Science, making him well-equipped to guide anyone, from complete novices to experienced lifters.

In his classes, like our small group strength training class, and introduction to SBD, Adam focuses on making workouts accessible and adaptable to individual goals. He finds joy in watching people grow—not just in the weight they lift, but in how strength training improves their confidence and well-being. When he's not coaching or competing himself, Adam volunteers at powerlifting events, and you might catch him enjoying a Lidl fresh bakery pretzel as his well-earned post-lifting snack!