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62-year-old grandma from Idaho breaks weightlifting record
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What happenedMichelle Galloway, 62, reclaimed a world record when she was in Greece. The grandmother hails from Idaho and now holds three world records.
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Center62-year-old grandma from Idaho breaks weightlifting record
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'I'm a strong old grandma': 62-year-old Idaho weightlifter breaks world record
Michelle Galloway, 62, is an instructor at the Meridian YMCA and a grandmother. She's also a world-class weightlifter, who just broke a world record in Greece.
