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A Ray of Hope: HAWFC - The Gym of Champions
Set in the small island of Anglesey, HAWFC has produced more weightlifting medal winners than anywhere else in Wales, thanks to Commonwealth Gold medalist Ray Williams. However, HAWFC is more than just a medal factory.
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Set in the small island of Anglesey, HAWFC has produced more weightlifting medal winners than anywhere else in Wales, thanks to Commonwealth Gold medalist Ray Williams. However, HAWFC is more than just a medal factory.
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