Namibia’s Robin du Toit makes history

Wins World Championships in Strength Sports
Robin du Toit, a renowned sports scientist, coach, and founder of ArtisticFit, has become the first Namibian coach to clinch a world championship title in strength sports.
Du Toit's achievement came to fruition under his expert guidance as athlete Brendali Theron emerged triumphant at the World Championships held in Dubai on 28 March, marking a significant milestone in their collaborative journey.
Hailing from Otjiwarongo, Du Toit's passion for sports and commitment to excellence were nurtured during his formative years at Edugate Academy and Noordgrens Rundu, followed by advanced studies in Potchefstroom. His expertise spans various disciplines, including powerlifting, strongman & woman, MMA, boxing, and rugby, establishing him as a formidable force in the coaching realm.
The successful partnership between Du Toit and Theron underscores their dedication to reshaping the narrative in strength sports.
Theron's victory not only showcases her remarkable talent and perseverance but also reflects Du Toit's strategic coaching approach and steadfast support.
“I am incredibly proud of Brendali's achievement and grateful for the opportunity to contribute to her success,” Du Toit said. “This victory epitomises our teamwork, dedication, and shared vision for elevating the standards in strength sports.”
Beyond victories, Du Toit emphasises the importance of nurturing femininity among female strength athletes and advocating for a holistic, athletic approach to competitions. Their combined efforts have garnered international acclaim, setting a new standard for excellence in strength and contact sports coaching.
As Du Toit gears up for the upcoming Static Monsters World Championships in July, he prepares with another athlete, aiming to perpetuate their legacy of excellence within the competitive arena.
Looking ahead, Du Toit envisions transitioning from strength sports within the next two years, expressing a strong desire to delve into Namibian rugby, a passion he has held dear for years.