December 3rd is International Day of Persons with Disabilities 🌍 Today, we’re featuring Jordan Braund, an inspiring athlete, coach, and advocate in the powerlifting community. Jordan began competing in USAPL as a freshman in high school, attending High School Nationals three out of four years. During the summer between her junior and senior year, a car accident left her a bilateral below-knee amputee, but she refused to let that stop her from lifting. Determined to stay involved, Jordan began coaching high school powerlifting, a role she’s held for nearly six years, and founded SF BARBELL, an adaptive powerlifting team aimed at guiding more athletes into the sport. She also recently became a USAPL national-level referee! Jordan started Para Powerlifting three years ago and quickly made her mark. By her second competition, she joined the developmental team for Team USA – USA Adaptive Powerlifting. She competed at the national qualifier for the 2025 Para Powerlifting World Championsh...