48-Year-Old Space Force Guardian Sets Six Hawaii Powerlifting Records
U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty, a 48-year-old operations officer at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, set six Hawaii state powerlifting records at the 2026 USA Powerlifting Hawaii State Championship on April 25. His lifts included a 537.5 kg total. He trains at 3 a.m. three days a week, emphasizing fitness for military readiness. He also mentors fellow service members, helping one lose 26 pounds and pass a fitness test. He aims to compete in Las Vegas in September for a pro card and 2027 Masters Nationals qualification.
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48-Year-Old Space Force Guardian Sets Six Hawaii State Powerlifting Records
U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty, a 48-year-old operations officer at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam’s Wahiawa Annex, set six Hawaii state powerlifting records at the 2026 USA Powerlifting Hawaii State Championship on April 25. His lifts included a 182.5-kg squat, 140-kg bench press, 215-kg deadlift, 355-kg push-pull total, and a 537.5-kg overall total. Moriarty emphasizes fitness as critical to military readiness and longevity, waking at 3 a.m. three days a week to train. He also mentors fellow service members, recounting how he helped an Airman who had failed three fitness tests lose 26 pounds and pass. Moriarty is scheduled to compete at the USA Powerlifting West Regionals in Las Vegas in September, where a win would earn him a pro card and qualification for the 2027 Masters Nationals.
48-year-old Space Force guardian sets Hawaii state powerlifting records
U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty, a 48-year-old operations officer at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, set six Hawaii state powerlifting records at the 2026 USA Powerlifting Hawaii State Championship on April 25. His lifts included a 182.5 kg squat, 140 kg bench press, 215 kg deadlift, and a 537.5 kg overall total. Moriarty emphasizes fitness as critical to military readiness and longevity, waking at 3 a.m. three days a week to train. He also mentors fellow service members, recounting how he helped an Airman lose 26 pounds and pass a fitness test in eight weeks. Moriarty is scheduled to compete at the USA Powerlifting West Regionals in Las Vegas in September, aiming for a pro card and qualification for the 2027 Masters Nationals.
48-year-old Space Force guardian sets six Hawaii state powerlifting records
U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty, a 48-year-old operations officer at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, set six Hawaii state powerlifting records at the 2026 USA Powerlifting Hawaii State Championship on April 25. His lifts included a 182.5 kg squat, 140 kg bench press, 215 kg deadlift, and a 537.5 kg overall total. Moriarty, who wakes at 3 a.m. three days a week to train, views fitness as critical to military readiness and longevity. He previously helped a fellow airman lose 26 pounds and pass a fitness test through strength training. Moriarty is set to compete at the USA Powerlifting West Regionals in Las Vegas in September, aiming for a pro card and qualification for the 2027 Masters Nationals.
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48-year-old Space Force guardian sets Hawaii state powerlifting records
U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty, a 48-year-old operations officer at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, set six Hawaii state powerlifting records at the 2026 USA Powerlifting Hawaii State Championship on April 25. His lifts included a 182.5 kg squat, 140 kg bench press, 215 kg deadlift, and a 537.5 kg overall total. Moriarty emphasizes that fitness is critical for military readiness and longevity. He wakes at 3 a.m. three days a week to train before duty. He also recounts mentoring an Airman who failed three fitness tests, helping him lose 26 pounds and pass through a strength-focused regimen. Moriarty is scheduled to compete at the USA Powerlifting West Regionals in Las Vegas in September, where a win would earn him a pro card and qualification for the 2027 Masters Nationals.
48-year-old Space Force guardian sets Hawaii state powerlifting records
U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty, a 48-year-old operations officer at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam's Wahiawa Annex, set six Hawaii state powerlifting records at the 2026 USA Powerlifting Hawaii State Championship on April 25. His lifts included a 182.5 kg squat, 140 kg bench press, 215 kg deadlift, 355 kg push-pull total, and 537.5 kg overall total. Moriarty trains at 3 a.m. three days a week and views fitness as critical to military readiness and longevity. He previously mentored an Air Force staff sergeant who had failed three PT tests, helping him lose 26 pounds and pass. Moriarty is scheduled to compete at the USA Powerlifting West Regionals in Las Vegas in September, aiming for a pro card and qualification for the 2027 Masters Nationals.
48-year-old Space Force guardian sets Hawaii state powerlifting records
U.S. Space Force 1st Lt. Thomas Moriarty, a 48-year-old operations officer at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, set six Hawaii state powerlifting records at the 2026 USA Powerlifting Hawaii State Championship on April 25. His lifts included a 182.5 kg squat, 140 kg bench press, 215 kg deadlift, and a 537.5 kg overall total. Moriarty trains at 3 a.m. three days a week and views fitness as critical to military readiness and longevity. He also mentors fellow service members, recounting how he helped an Airman lose 26 pounds and pass a fitness test through weight training and diet. Moriarty is scheduled to compete at the USA Powerlifting West Regionals in Las Vegas in September, where a win would earn him a pro card and qualification for the 2027 Masters Nationals.