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Bad Company Strength runs charity strongman comps across the UK — atlas stones, log press, yoke walks, axle deadlifts. Five events in, we’ve raised over £34,600 for good causes — and we’re just getting started. Real iron, real community.
When a Bad Company event is live, this whole section flips into the comp hub — running timer, current athlete, live leaderboard. Bookmark the page and come back on event day.
See upcoming eventsReal strongman events, not gym filler. Same kit you'd see at a Britain's Strongest qualifier — just run with mates, beer, and a bucket on the door.
Open to novice and experienced lifters. Spectators welcome — bring a fold-out chair, a fiver for the bucket, and a strong stomach.
Can’t make a comp? Chip in directly — every pound goes to the cause.
Bad Company Strength is a Community Interest Company (CIC) — a not-for-profit raising money with muscle. Each year we back a different cause, and the money raised goes straight to it.
Competitor entry fees and event sponsorship cover the cost of putting the events on — venue, kit hire, medics and trophies — and help us grow the CIC so we can run bigger and better comps.
The next push — The Big Pull, 25 July at Horley Town FC — is raising for the NICU at East Surrey Hospital, Ten Little Toes Baby Bank, and Can’t Afford To Be Ill, with thanks to our sponsors Britaniacrest Recycling, AStar Tattoos, Hair by Laura-Jane, Kizz Fitness, GRS Roadstone and Horley Town FC. Want us to back your cause? Get in touch.
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Peter started Bad Company in his back garden with a stone trainer, an old keg and a charity tin. A few comps in, the calendar started filling itself — gyms wanting hosts, athletes wanting platforms, charities wanting cheques. A few years on, the comps are bigger, but the mission hasn’t changed: strongman that raises real money for real causes.
When he's not loading stones into the back of the van at 6am, he's coaching novice lifters through their first log clean — which is where the strongman classes (coming soon, see below) came from.
The people who load the stones, run the day, and make it all happen.
Ex-strongman (Masters/over-40s), HGV driver by day, runs the whole show.
Runs the Kizz Fitness coaching classes and helps lifters prep for comp day.
Train with Kizz — Kizz Fitness Coaching.
Home of Strength Shed’s Strongest 2026, run by Mick. Where we hold events — and when we’re hosting elsewhere, they let us use their kit.
“Strength Shed is where we held Strength Shed’s Strongest 2026 and we’ll be holding more events there — and if not at the gym, they’ll let us use their equipment wherever we’re hosting.”
The businesses that help us put the events on. Give them a shout — they make this possible.
Want to sponsor an event? Get in touch.
Want to learn the events properly — atlas stones, log press, yoke walk, axle deadlift — under coaching that's actually competed? We're opening structured strongman classes shortly. No big chest-beating. Just the basics, drilled until they stick.
Big Pulls for Sands, St Pier’s, Momentum and more — a cheque handed over to the cause every time. Photos and write-ups live on the Facebook page.
Want to put your name on the next podium? Sponsor a comp.
Whether you want to enter the next comp, sponsor an event, or pitch a charity for us to back — drop a message. Replies usually within 24 hours.