I could see myself doing my state's strongest man contest, they have age brackets.
Here is an amazing lift that I hadn't seen before. The 530 pound Louis Cyr stone.
I could see myself doing my state's strongest man contest, they have age brackets.
Here is an amazing lift that I hadn't seen before. The 530 pound Louis Cyr stone.
Last edited by Meshuggah; 04-11-2017 at 07:07 AM.
No Belt.
Here you go this is my uncle. He's 77 or so at this meet. The weird title "strongest Indian" was by the non-lifting dude that record it "Pocahontas High School Class of 1958"
Last I heard his best in meet numbers are Squat 300, Bench 240 and DL of 340.
His current goals are to push the Squat and DL up in a meet as he's considering retiring from competitive lifting.
Good videos. Definitely impressive lifters. My motivation is the personal challenge of lifting more without injury. No old people in my gym lift so I guess I have to get amped based on what the young people can do. One Russian 20 year old, who has been lifting since he was 10 bangs out multiple reps of heavy low bar squats with explosive lifts. Just seeing that is motivating, even though the realities of age (I'll be 70 in a few days) confront us. Makes me wonder how I would have done if I was introduced to barbell training when I was in my 20's.