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Bar + plates
Bumper plates, small denomination plates, and a lifting bar with up to about 485 lb available.
Church men’s night, upgraded
Deadlifts. Dads. Leaderboards.
Dadlift brings a portable deadlift challenge to your men’s event: mats, bumper plates, barbell, TV leaderboard, iPad waivers, instruction, and two prize pools in one simple two-hour package.
$500venue package
2 hrevent window
485 lbmax load available
$150included prizes
Dadlift LiveMen’s Night • Round 3
Biggest Pull
1Mark R.405 lb
2Pastor Dan365 lb
3Chris B.335 lb
5,000 lbas fast as possible in under one minute
Everything a venue needs, in one visit.
Dadlift is designed to feel like a real competition without making the church plan a gym event from scratch.
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Safe setup lane
Mats define the lifting area, protect the floor, and keep the activity contained.
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TV leaderboard
Live event rankings, challenge instructions, branding, and opt-in social display.
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iPad check-in
Digital disclosures, liability waiver, social opt-in, and participant details before lifting.
$500
One flat price for a two-hour Dadlift event at your venue, including equipment, rep-led operation, leaderboard software, and included prize cards.
- Dadlift representative runs setup, attempts, judging, and teardown
- $100 gift card for max deadlift winner
- $50 gift card for 5,000-pound challenge winner
- Optional social media display during each participant’s lift
Sign and choose display mode
Participants use the iPad for disclosures, waiver, and optional social opt-in.
Quick deadlift briefing
The screen shows conventional and sumo basics while the rep explains the rules.
Pick a challenge
Try for the biggest pull, the fastest 5,000 lb total, or both.
Leaderboard and prizes
Winners are announced at the end with the live leaderboard on screen.
Two simple contests. Easy to explain. Fun to watch.
The room gets a heavy-lift spectacle and a strategy challenge for guys who may not want to max out.
Max Deadlift
Each participant works up to a heaviest successful deadlift. The biggest clean pull of the night tops the board.
Good for:The “let’s see what you’ve got” crowd.
5,000-Pound Challenge
Pick any weight and complete enough reps to total 5,000 lb in one minute or less. Strategy matters as much as strength.
Example:250 lb × 20 reps = 5,000 lb
The TV becomes the hype machine.
For every attempt, the screen can show either Dadlift instruction and branding or — with opt-in — the participant’s social profile card. It gives the event a game-show feel without forcing anyone to put personal info on display.
Live leaderboard
Attempt instructions
Conventional deadlift
Sumo deadlift
Opt-in social display
Prize announcements
Sample event leaderboard.
This is the simple, instantly understandable view that keeps everyone watching between attempts.
Max Deadlift
Prize: $100 gift card
1Mark R.Clean lockout405 lb
2Pastor DanBig crowd reaction365 lb
3Chris B.First-timer335 lb
4Nate K.Conventional315 lb
5,000-Pound Sprint
Prize: $50 gift card
1Andre T.225 lb × 23 reps0:49
2Jared S.200 lb × 25 reps0:54
3Mike P.185 lb × 28 reps0:59
4Steve C.250 lb × 20 reps1:06
Built for a church room, not a powerlifting meet.
Dadlift should feel fun, contained, and responsible — with enough structure to keep the night moving.
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Clear disclosures
Every participant checks in on the iPad before lifting and chooses whether social display is enabled.
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Rep-guided attempts
The Dadlift rep explains the movement, manages turns, and keeps the barbell lane organized.
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Simple requirements
A flat indoor space, access to power for TV/iPad, and enough room for a defined lifting lane.
Make men’s night impossible to ignore.
Tell us where you want to host Dadlift and what kind of night you are planning. We currently serve the greater Sacramento area and will follow up with availability, setup needs, and the next clean step.