Texas Gym Banner
Texas Power Bar banners and posters represent the gold standard of the powerlifting industry—built on a legacy that started in 1980. For those searching gym banners, Texas Power Bar posters, powerlifting banners, weightlifting flags, or garage gym wall decor, this is more than decoration—it’s the brand that helped define strength training. Known worldwide for iconic knurling and record-setting performance, Texas Power Bars have been trusted on platforms, in elite gyms, and by serious lifters for decades. Whether for a home gym, commercial facility, or meet setup, these banners showcase the legacy of American-made strength and the bar that set the standard.
Proof On The Platform
More Records Broken Than Any Other Bar In History
Thousands of state, national, international, and world powerlifting records have been and continue to be set and broken on Texas Power Bars. Here are just a few...
Just A Few Iconic Records Broken On Texas Power Bars
•1985 Fred Hatfield 1002lbs Squat
•2007 Charles Bailey 1102lbs Squat
•2016 Tiny Meeker 1102lbs Bench Press
•2016 Yuri Belkin 992lbs Deadlift at GPA World championship in Moscow
•2017 Joseph Pena 1025lbs Squat at Texas High School championships.
•1994 Mark Hanlon and 8X Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman pulled 800lbs deadlift with the Texas Power Bar.
World Powerlifting Championships
•2010-2011 United States 🇺🇸
•2012 Argentina 🇦🇷
•2013 Finland 🇫🇮
•2014 Australia 🇦🇺
•2015 United States 🇺🇸
•2016 Russia 🇷🇺
•2017 Argentina 🇦🇷
•2025 Argentina 🇦🇷
We Created The Industry & Everyone Else Followed
•1984 World Championship (Dallas, TX)
•1981 Senior Nationals
•1982 Nationals
•1983 Teenage and Collegiate Nationals
•1984 High School Nationals, Women's Nationals, Junior Worlds