Built in Sangat.
Proven on the platform.
Sarbat Strength Club was created to build strong bodies, healthy lives, and connected communities. Powerlifting is more than a sport to us, it’s a tool for discipline, resilience, and long-term health, both physical and mental.
Our community has a long history rooted in strength, service, and collective responsibility. Yet spaces dedicated to structured strength training and competitive lifting have not always been accessible or culturally familiar. SARBAT Strength exists to change that.
By hosting powerlifting meets and training events (beginning in gurdwaras) we create welcoming spaces where experienced lifters can compete, new lifters can learn, and everyone can feel supported. Whether you’re chasing the platform or just beginning your strength journey, this is a place to grow together.
Strength is built individually, but it is sustained through community. Sarbat Strength is where that community comes together.
Upcoming Events
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Visakhi Iron Classic
4.12.2026 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Celebrating Vaisakhi 2026 through strength, community, and collective pride.
All athletes must register to compete, but the Sangat is welcome and encouraged to attend for free!
Club members
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Ravinder Kaur
Co-Founder and Club Member (@liftwithkaurr)
Ravinder Kaur is a co-founder of Sarbat Strength. At 23 years old, she has been powerlifting for the past two years and has competed in two USAPL meets. Through the sport, she has learned discipline, resilience, and the importance of showing up consistently, both under the bar and in everyday life.She founded Sarbat Strength to foster greater engagement and empowerment within the Sikh community. Sikhi has long emphasized the balance of physical and spiritual strength. From Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji’s principle of Miri-Piri to the formation of the Khalsa, Sikh history reminds us that strength was never meant for ego, but for seva, protection, and standing against injustice. For Ravinder, training the body is another way of honoring that legacy.
She believes there is nothing holding the community back—only the need to uplift the sangat. Sarbat Strength is her contribution to that vision and a way to encourage others to recognize the strength they already carry within themselves.
Sarbat da Bhala.
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Hargun Kaur
Co-Founder and Club Member (@thispunjabanlifts)
Hargun stands out as a Sikh woman breaking barriers in the world of bodybuilding. She has competed and placed in bodybuilding competitions, traveled globally to build connections within the fitness community, and uses her platform to share practical, uplifting knowledge that empowers others. Through coaching, sponsorships, and her dedicated podcast, she inspires newcomers to step into the fitness space with confidence. Hargun first gained recognition by filming workouts in a salwaar, proudly showcasing strength and challenging traditional norms among Punjabi women, motivating them to redefine what strength looks like and to unlock their own potential.
Hargun is deeply committed to strengthening South Asian representation in fitness. She has coached 200+ clients through her “Go Beast, Stay Beautiful” platform, serves on the Young Professionals Board for WomanKind, and contributes as a speaker at Punjabi Chamber of Commerce events aimed at empowering younger generations.
Her ultimate mission is to help the community feel more informed and comfortable navigating fitness and wellness, to be proactive about their health, and to let that positive change influence their families and homes!
