What's the word Andrew? We're good. We've so yeah, I just I've been recording but anyway Steve there's a chance that some people have no idea who the hell you are

So if you could tell us just where you're from that's probably a good chance. Yeah well I mean because we just where you're from? That's probably a good chance. Yeah, well I mean because

you are where you're from what you've done what's your background. Yeah. Social security number all the basics. Pretty much. So my name is Steve

Jintilly. I'm an elite power lifter in the 275 weight class.

Currently lifting out of Los Angeles. There you go.

And what tell us a little bit about your background how old did you what sports did you play?

Yeah, I'm 32 years old came from a background of a lot of different sports with emphasis in football. So that's the sport I chased and

pursued the longest, but it also led me to the most amount of injuries, so coming into

powerlifting a little banged up. What position did you play?

Linebacker, then later as I got bigger, they moved me into the end.

Okay.

And you play just high school, you could play in college.

I played all throughout my childhood, through high school. I played all throughout my childhood through high school into college and

then a little bit after college with some like arena leagues and semi-pro stuff.

Okay. What are your numbers? Best lifts in competition so far. I've done a

771 squat, a classic raw with raps and then 573 was the bench and 832 pound deadlift.

Cool so far what do you think are some of the like best things that have helped your

bench along the way? The wood built up the bench for me, I think, like a lot of guys asked me that, right?

Like what is it about your bench and like you seem to excel at that?

But I think for me it hasn't been anything different than the other

lifts I've just been able to stay healthier longer so like my injuries predominantly are all lower body.

Like I'll get a knee injury or a lower back injury.

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