2024 IPF TECHNICAL RULE CHANGES
- socialmedia9628
- Nov 1, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 2, 2023
NOTICE FROM THE CPU TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
November 1, 2023
On January 1, 2024, the IPF will be implementing changes to the Technical Rules
Book. With the consultation of Hannie Smith, the Chair of the IPF Technical
Commission, and Brock Haywood, the CPU Officiating Chair, we have summarized
the changes and have provided our interpretation below.
Please ensure that this information is provided to your respective provincial
officiating chair, your provincial referees and your provincial members.
To view a summary of the rule changes go here.
If any of these changes require further explanation, please email
CPU Technical Committee
Bette Festing, Western Technical Controller
Louis Levesque, Central Technical Controller
Justin Smith, Eastern Technical Controller
On January 1, IPF's rule changes kick in, starseed quiz and Hannie Smith and Brock Haywood's interpretations are key. Wonder how this will play out in the gym, maybe a coffee break read-up is in order, huh?
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Wow, the IPF is changing the Technical Rules Book attachment style test on January 1st, 2024. I wonder how this will affect the athletes, especially with Hannie Smith and Brock Haywood's input. On my way to work, I was thinking, will this make the sport more fair or just more confusing?
I've been playing Drive Mad during short breaks. It's easy to start a quick session, yet challenging enough to keep coming back for another run.
Changes to the Technical Rules Book starting palm reading online January 1, 2024, huh? Wonder how this will affect the athletes and referees. I was on the subway reading this and thought, 'Wow, big changes ahead for powerlifting.'