| Poll: In your opinion, how much maximum weight can a human lift during an adrenaline rush? This poll is closed. |
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| 1000 pounds. | 0 | 0% | |
| 1200 pounds. | 1 | 25.00% | |
| 1700 pounds. | 1 | 25.00% | |
| One whopping ton (2000 pounds.) | 1 | 25.00% | |
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Human Strength
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Any raw event is a drug tested event, but that by no means proves they aren't on anything. To the contrary, you can almost guarantee they all are on something, they've just cycled off in time to pass. It's an old age trick of the game.
 (11-01-2016, 07:09 AM)Pckts Wrote: Any raw event is a drug tested event, but that by no means proves they aren't on anything. To the contrary, you can almost guarantee they all are on something, they've just cycled off in time to pass. It's an old age trick of the game. Yes, all events are drug-tested events, but Mark Henry claimed himself to be natural (and his strength was attributed to his major genetic mutations early in his life), yet I can easily tell that the rest of the strength athletes (even the near-strongest ones like Big Z, Mountain, Magnusson, Brian Shaw...) are drug-filled, either at the time of competition or not. I know this game as well: same happens in fighting competitions. For starters, Henry was 225-pounds at 10 (more fat for his age), and by Freshman year of high school (with minimal training and still no drugs), he squatted 600 pounds. I heard of no other well-known strength athlete doing this at his age, especially without performance-enhancing drugs. Second, he didn't train specifically in the squat like Ray Williams did, or he would have easily reached even 1,100-pounds raw if he did. Henry trained equally in all lifts. Now, some of these strength athletes did have genetic boosts. Brian Shaw with his extreme strength as a toddler (and height) is an example of this, and I even had a slight genetic boost over most kids my age when I was in my Elementary school years, regarding strength. 
It is said that Brock Lesnar once claimed Kane as the strongest man in WWE after an arm-wrestling match, but that is just arm-wrestling. I am pretty sure that Brock is stronger than Kane mainly in terms of explosive power (except picking up and slamming 500-pound Big Show).
(11-29-2016, 11:12 AM)Polar Wrote: It is said that Brock Lesnar once claimed Kane as the strongest man in WWE after an arm-wrestling match, but that is just arm-wrestling. I am pretty sure that Brock is stronger than Kane mainly in terms of explosive power (except picking up and slamming 500-pound Big Show). Big Show Talking about the strongest guys he's faced
@Pckts,
Actually speaking about human strength in general, just a few minutes ago I was speaking to a fellow bodybuilding-strongman, and during our conversation about strongman comp he remarked that a 400-pound strongman like The Mountain's size or taller should pull at least 2000-pounds, and that a person half his weight should pull 1000-pounds. This is horizontal pulling, not deadlift. I disagreed completely and gave him examples of strongmen at his described weights not being able to do the feats he presented. Thoughts? (11-29-2016, 10:32 PM)Polar Wrote: @Pckts, What type of "pull" and how far? Like a sled or chain drag or a truck pull? Most likely they aren't pulling a 2000lb sled or chain but something with tires on it, they can easily pull that weight. Here's the furthest 600lb anchor chain drag https://recordsetter.com/world-record/fa...hain/17706 1000lb chain drag If you have a strong enough guy he may be able to budge a 2000lb chain but I'd have to see it to believe it. (11-29-2016, 10:49 PM)Pckts Wrote:(11-29-2016, 10:32 PM)Polar Wrote: @Pckts, Yes, this was what I was talking about: a horizontal pull with arms facing the object that is being pulled, without tires or anything that removes friction. That chain pull looks awesome, btw. (11-29-2016, 11:03 PM)Polar Wrote:(11-29-2016, 10:49 PM)Pckts Wrote:(11-29-2016, 10:32 PM)Polar Wrote: @Pckts, They're a great work out, we have a 300lb one at our gym and we just chain plates on to the last link to add weight. (12-08-2016, 02:06 PM)Polar Wrote: Brock Lesnar is the most physically explosive person I have ever witnessed, even in absolute terms (that's just for my experience). He was a freak of nature in his prime, that is for sure. Check out Terron Beckham He's the cousin of the famous wide receiver, Odel Beckham Jr. He's an extremely explosive athlete.
What is this guy made of that will allow him to deadlift 405 one-handed? With both hands, I can do 550-pounds max (dropped from 625 to 550 due to lack of lifting) now, and when I was in my deadlifting prime, I could only do 355 one-handed. Consider that I focused mainly on powerlifting at the time and he is focusing on football-related conditioning and lifting skills, so that's a near-Superman feat right there!
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