article_snippet: Lindsey initially lifted the weights to keep fit but soon realised Lindsey was good enough to enter the Midlands Championships in Worcester in October last year.
article_snippet: After qualifying with ease Lindsey then went on to win three gold medals in Lindsey first ever British Championships in Stafford in February.
article_snippet: Lindsey took home first place in the deadlift, squat and bench press categories when Lindsey competed in the 63kg weight class and 55 to 59 age grouping.
article_snippet: Incredibly, Lindsey set a world record of 121kg in the deadlift as well as a European best in the 60kg squat and a new British record with 43kg in the bench press.
article_snippet: Lindsey during Lindsey qualifying event for the British Championships in Worcester in October 2014 .
article_snippet: Lindsey has now got Lindsey sights set on beating Lindsey global competitors when Lindsey enters the World Single Lift Championships in Telford, Shrops., in June this year.
article_snippet: The sports lecturer - who has four grown-up children Ian, 34, Emma, 33, Amy, 26, and Kelly, 25 - is also targeting the world record for the squat which stands at 65kg.
article_snippet: Lindsey often cycles as part of Lindsey fitness routine .
article_snippet: Lindsey grew up in Lancashire before moving to the West Midlands in 1976, where Lindsey met Lindsey husband, Ian.
article_snippet: All four of Lindsey children have caught the fitness bug and Lindsey
article_snippet: And Lindsey hopes Lindsey success will show other people that other people can keep active and strong as other people get older.