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#81
nothing that an ordinary gymnast cant do but even gymnasts got normal legs instead of toothpicks
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#82
Went to Giants Live in Melbourne on the weekend.
Those are some guys that can lift some serious weight.
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#83
(03-14-2013, 02:06 AM)Fat Cobra link Wrote: nothing that an ordinary gymnast cant do but even gymnasts got normal legs instead of toothpicks

I've tried, but its like talking to a wall

Let me explain it in a way you'll understand, and thats with confrontation:

You're a fat fuck, your bodyfat percentage is probably in the mid 30's, its doubtful you can run for 10 minutes and get back to normal heartrate within an hour and im pretty sure you probably can't even jump.
BUT thats all okay, you're clearly powerlifting and going for maximum weight and low reps, with more focus on weight than actualy bodybuilding which needs lower weight for higher reps, you don't need to have your abs showing when powerlifting, CT Fletcher was a fat fuck when he set the strict curl record for example

If he don't need legs to do what he does then it doesn't matter, just like it don't matter whether you have a visible six pack or any form of cardio, no ones gonna say "hahah fat cobra can't run a triathlon" when you're not training for it
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#84
Zydrunas Savickas Deadlifting 1117 - World Record 2012 Arnold Classic Strongman
Zydrunas Savickas, one of my lifting heroes
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#85
(03-14-2013, 02:16 AM)HaZe link Wrote: Zydrunas Savickas Deadlifting 1117 - World Record 2012 Arnold Classic Strongman
Zydrunas Savickas, one of my lifting heroes

Bars gonna snap soon, now thats impressive
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#86
that's like superhuman strength man
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#87
doing bodybuilding as well since its important for strength gains, doesnt matter how much u tryna justfiy his neglect since its on purpose, not impressive with lazy ppl.
upper body training cant be compared with squats or deadlifts on level of exhaustion mentally or physically.

(03-14-2013, 02:21 AM)HaZe link Wrote: that's like superhuman strength man
tru, only kazmaier was close/equal
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#88
(03-14-2013, 02:26 AM)Fat Cobra link Wrote: doing bodybuilding as well since its important for strength gains, doesnt matter how much u tryna justfiy his neglect since its on purpose, not impressive with lazy ppl.
upper body training cant be compared with squats or deadlifts on level of exhaustion mentally or physically.
tru, only kazmaier was close/equal

That i will definitely agree with you on, they're the most tiring exercises you can do, especially deadlift for me anyway

Denis Cyplenkov, RUS VS John Brzenk, USA - worldofarmwrestling.com

John Brzenk, possibly the greatest armwrestler there will ever be

The comparison lol
[Image: 0d42f8_john-brzenk-vs-denis-cyplenkov.png]
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#89
Savickas is my favourite athelete ever.
I can't come close to comprehending 400+kg deadlifts, 220kg+ loglifts and a 92kg giant dumbbell press for 9 reps.
I'd love to see him once before he retires.

(03-14-2013, 02:26 AM)Fat Cobra link Wrote: doing bodybuilding as well since its important for strength gains, doesnt matter how much u tryna justfiy his neglect since its on purpose, not impressive with lazy ppl.
upper body training cant be compared with squats or deadlifts on level of exhaustion mentally or physically.
tru, only kazmaier was close/equal

In greatness perhaps. Guys like Kazmaier you'd expect to be fairly equal if they were around today, though they technically aren't by raw numbers as of now.
Paul Anderson would also be one of those folks, Louis CK too perhaps. Riku Kiri's another example of a strongman that was an absolute beast, though underrated as he never won WSM.
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#90
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That i will definitely agree with you on, they're the most tiring exercises you can do, especially deadlift for me anyway

Denis Cyplenkov, RUS VS John Brzenk, USA - worldofarmwrestling.com

John Brzenk, possibly the greatest armwrestler there will ever be

The comparison lol
[Image: 0d42f8_john-brzenk-vs-denis-cyplenkov.png]

I armwrestled Brzenk on Saturday. Nicest, most humble man.
Also met Svend Karlsen and Nick Best, also very humble and incredibly friendly.
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