Chisato DuBose, 54, and her daughter Sachie DuBose, 18, are world-champion power lifters and competitive bodybuilding athletes. As the women train and compete together, they build each other up. (Erika Schultz and Corinne Chin / The Seattle Times)
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Chisato DuBose, 54, and Sachie, 18, train together as competitive powerlifting and bodybuilding athletes. Next weekend, the mother-daughter tandem will compete at the AAU World Powerlifting Championships in Las Vegas.  WATCH Updated

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Anthony Shoecraft, standing, and Chinua Lambie are two founders of MoHundred, a local non-profit that formed in response to 10 black Seattle public school kids being offered college scholarships only to never receive them. Photographed in downtown Seattle, September 14, 2018. 207788
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Thursday, Sept. 20, 2018. Dental hygienist student Rizmina Lethiff at left and her instructor, Cindy Ko from Lake Washington Institute of Technology work on Bronte Anderson, restoring two teeth with composite fillings at the Seattle/King County Free Clinic at Key Arena. Cindy Ko is the lead restorative instructor at the institute and brought 30 students with her to help with the dental patients. 207865

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Philadelphia forward Fafa Picault pounces on a ball passed to him by Seattle goalkeeper Stefan Frei, scoring in stoppage time as Seattle Sounders FC end their streak with a 1-0 loss to the Philadelphia Union Wednesday September 19 2018 at CenturyLink Field in Seattle. 207781
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Chisato DuBose, 54, and her daughter Sachie DuBose, 18, are photographed at Columbia City Fitness Center where they train on South Jackson Street. Chisato competes in both powerlifting and bodybuilding. Sachie is a three-time world champion powerlifter. They both are members of the Bull Stewart Powerlifting team.

Seattle mom, teen daughter find power together with elite lifting — and it all started at Goodwill  WATCH

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