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Lisa Cannon completely won over Twitter with her powerlifting roar

There was a lot of slapping and shouting involved.

Apr 16th 2014, 1:53 PM 5,547 Views 3 Comments

LISA CANNON’S PRESENTER to Powerlifter documentary aired on TV3 last night.

The Xpose presenter set herself a challenge to compete in the IPO Irish powerlifting championships, and spent eight weeks training herself from a novice to pro powerlifter.

Her journey saw her slap herself a lot

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And ROARING, a lot of roaring

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Determination

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And more roaring

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So how did she do? She dead-lifted 110kg, 37.5kg bench and squatted 95kg. That’s a LOT.

It didn’t stop twitter from being a bit awestruck by the whole thing.

@LisaCannonXpose LOL! I want that roar as a ringtone :D #presentertopowerlifter
— Paul-B Loves Movies (@Paul_Berney) April 15, 2014

Source: Paul Berney/Twitter

I think Lisa Cannon has just inspired women all over Ireland to be strong & not sickly thin 💪💪 #presentertopowerlifter
— Catherine💙 (@katieburke85) April 15, 2014

Source: Catherine Burke/Twitter

@LisaCannonXpose Total respect, wonder woman indeed! Great show missus! #presentertopowerlifter #tv3
— Sinéad Desmond (@sineaddesmond) April 15, 2014

Source: Sinéad Desmond/Twitter

Wonder woman indeed.

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Strong is the new skinny! And Lisa's cheekbones are my new clothing rails. #presentertopowerlifter @LisaCannonXpose
— Karen Koster (@karenkoster) April 15, 2014

Source: Karen Koster/Twitter

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Lisa Cannon completely won over Twitter with her powerlifting roar