Gym: Progress Powerlifting

TTEKA is proud to spotlight Progress Powerlifting Gym, a high-performance powerlifting gym in Austria, founded by Thomas Saurer in the city of Voitsberg. Known for its focus on elite strength training, this commercial facility is quickly becoming a top destination for serious athletes and powerlifters in Europe.

Built with the needs of competitive lifters in mind, Progress Powerlifting Gym is equipped with the TTEKA Competition Combo Rack—one of the most advanced and durable powerlifting racks for squats and bench press on the market. Designed according to international standards such as IPF specifications, this equipment offers the perfect foundation for powerlifting competitions, strength development, and daily training sessions at a professional level.

Progress Powerlifting is not just a training center—it’s a thriving strength training community. With an atmosphere that combines technical precision, motivation, and discipline, the gym supports both beginners and advanced athletes. From personalized coaching to access to professional-grade gym equipment, Progress Powerlifting provides everything needed for success in power sports.

The facility is also visually inspiring. Walls lined with legendary images from bodybuilding history and powerlifting icons help create a unique environment focused on progress, dedication, and performance. It’s an ideal location for athletes looking to improve their powerlifting technique, gain strength, and prepare for national or international meets.

We are proud that TTEKA Powerlifting Equipment is part of this ambitious project. By equipping gyms like Progress Powerlifting, we help raise the standard for commercial and competition-level powerlifting gyms in Europe.

Location: Voitsberg, Austria
Type: Commercial Powerlifting Gym
Founder: Thomas Saurer
Key Equipment: Competition Combo Rack (BN-01) https://www.tteka.com/shop/competition-racks-and-combos/competition-benchsquats-combo-2in1
Instagram: @progress_powerlifting (https://www.instagram.com/progress_powerlifting/)