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Congrats, Wisconsin. You're the strongest state in the country, according to this report.

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Milwaukee Journal SentinelGood thing Wisconsinites have been drinking their milk.Wisconsin was named the strongest state in America, according to a study based on data from the International Powerlifting Federation.&nbsp;The study looked at the home state of every ranked powerlifter, a group of more than&nbsp;15,000 people, and determined which states produced the most strong men and women per capita.&nbsp;Wisconsin lead the charge with 236 nationally-ranked powerlifters per one million residents.&nbsp;Wyoming was next with 193 per million, followed by Louisiana, Alaska and Massachusetts to round out the top five.&nbsp;Powerlifting is becoming an&nbsp;increasingly popular sport&nbsp;in the United States. Instead of focusing on building pure mass like bodybuilders, powerlifters focus on pure strength measured across three core lifts: squat, bench press, and the deadlift.The study's results Contact Curt Hogg&nbsp;at&nbsp;. Follow him on Twitter at .&nbsp;

Milwaukee Journal SentinelGood thing Wisconsinites have been drinking their milk.Wisconsin was named the strongest state in America, according to a study based on data from the International Powerlifting Federation.&nbsp;The study looked at the home state of every ranked powerlifter, a group of more than&nbsp;15,000 people, and determined which states produced the most strong men and women per capita.&nbsp;Wisconsin lead the charge with 236 nationally-ranked powerlifters per one million residents.&nbsp;Wyoming was next with 193 per million, followed by Louisiana, Alaska and Massachusetts to...

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