💡 GripGrid A portable, adjustable grip strengthener designed for streetlifting athletes. It attaches to various outdoor structures, allowing for grip strength training anywhere.

Where to Start: Design prototypes using affordable materials. Share your journey and product demonstrations on social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube.

💡 LiftLocate An app that maps out streetlifting-friendly parks and outdoor areas with equipment or suitable structures for practicing lifts and calisthenics.

Where to Start: Utilize GPS technology to develop an app. Engage local streetlifting communities to contribute locations and reviews.

💡 FlexFrame A lightweight, foldable frame that can be used for squats, presses, and calisthenics, easily set up in public spaces or at home.

Where to Start: Begin with simple engineering designs and crowdfunding platforms to gauge interest and fund initial production.

💡 UrbanBootcamp Fitness bootcamps that specialize in streetlifting techniques, combining the disciplines of powerlifting and calisthenics in outdoor settings to offer a holistic strength and agility workout.

Where to Start: Get certified in personal training, with a focus on powerlifting and calisthenics. Market through local gyms, community boards, and social media to gather groups for regular sessions.

💡 SLWear Clothing line specifically designed for streetlifters, featuring durable materials and flexible designs that support a wide range of movements and conditions.

Where to Start: Partner with local manufacturers to produce small batches. Utilize social media influencers in the fitness niche to promote your brand.

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