Rebecca Roberts, a strongwoman hailing from Bangor, Gwynedd, has become the current World champion. In an interview, she revealed that it took her years to identify her sporting potential, and now views her 6ft 4in (1.93m) height as a “superpower”.
“My long-term goal is to be regarded as the strongest woman that’s ever lived,” Roberts said. She is passionate about “putting Wales on the map” and hopes to inspire other Welsh athletes to achieve their full potential.
Roberts credits her relentless training and dedication to the sport for her success. She trains six days a week, with her regime including lifting a 293lb (133kg) Atlas stone and flipping a 350lb (159kg) tyre.
Despite her impressive feats, Roberts said she still faces criticism and stereotypes due to her gender and size. However, she remains determined to break barriers and pave the way for other strongwomen.
Overall, Roberts serves as an inspiring figure in the world of strength sports. Her commitment and drive demonstrate the immense potential that lies within each individual, regardless of gender or background
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