Human Strength

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(07-14-2016, 12:32 AM)Pckts Wrote: haha you can't think that is real?

The best is the same bar that snaps over his back is used to lift a "one ton" weight.... Never in a million years would a bar that snaps by human strength be able to hold up 2000 lbs centralized on one point

Your eddie hall video is the truest form of strength, that is a feat that should be awed at, not pretend exploits by an organization that makes money off of fake stories and results.

In fact, because of andres condition he was extremely fragile, he once broke his ankle getting out of bed. He was unable to straighten his spine, never had a work out regiment and never possessed any of the explosive strength needed to perform a DL, squat or any other compound strength movements.

Agreed. Andre was quite weak when it came to leg-bending to a degree, and most definitely weak when it came to "weight-room strength". But he was quite strong in "real-world" applications.

Yeah, Eddie Hall video is simply more true in terms of strength: it doesn't mean he could beat Denis Cyplenkov in an arm-wrestling match or out-clean/out-jerk Vasily Alekseyev in an Olympic Weightlifting meet. Lifting half a ton does not equal a 500-pound log press, which does not equal a 500-pound curl (IDK if that is even possible).

In short, it is hard to say who the world's strongest man is (with the possible exception of the Bulgarian bearman story that I've posted). There might be a strong man in the plains of Africa waiting to be dubbed with that title.  Reply