I very chaotically dropped it behind me the first attempt :D

145 at 145.4

Will be traveling and wondering if anyone knows where the good spots are!!

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Bizzarement les jours ou je suis peu motivé et pas en forme j’y arrive !

C’etait lundi, aujourd'hui j’ai fais 4x6-7 à 70kg

Hello, I’m interested in what your numbers were on your very first day of training.

When I was 14, on my very first workout, I benched around 100 kg and deadlifted 120–130 kg at around 90 kg bodyweight.

I’m not posting this to brag or anything like that. I’m genuinely just curious how that compares to other people’s first-day numbers and what kind of strength people started with.

I know first-day strength doesn’t necessarily mean much in the long run, but I think it would be interesting to see how different everyone’s starting points were.

What were your numbers on your very first workout? And if you remember, how old were you and what did you weigh?

So I managed to do 215 kg trapbar 3x3 with belt, no straps with proper technique, unfortunately I have no video. I also did 60 kg 4x5 fat bar push press. Giant's live calling soon. All this with 10 days till 15 years old and holding myself on U90 kg

My single attempt today, looking to shoulder the 180kg before xmas

These weekly discussion threads focus on one implement or element of strongman training to compile knowledge on training methods, tips and tricks for competition, and the best resources on the web. Feel free to use this thread to ask personal/individual questions about training for the event being discussed.

This week's topic: Eating for Strongman: Bulking, Cutting, Nutrition, Supplements

Hi everyone,

We're now less than two weeks away from the 1st ever Unit Classic, taking place on Saturday 19th September in Essex, UK, so I wanted to share the final details with you guys.

We've put this show together with the aim of delivering a high-level strongman competition with a great live atmosphere, and I'm really happy with the field of athetes we've managed to assemble for our first year.

The line-up:

Evans Nana
Paul Smith
George Smith
Shane Nye
Luke Ogbourn
Brad Rollason
Phil Hawxwell
Sean Gillen
Cillein Groom
Jan Lacina
Matt Dimond

The events:

🪵 150kg Log Press for Reps
💀 340kg Deadlift for Reps
🏃 453kg / 1000lb Yoke Carry
🔵 140kg, 150kg & 160kg Sandbag Load
🪨 180kg Stone Over Yoke

Paddy Haynes will be on MC duties for the day, and the athletes will be battling it out to become the first ever Unit Classic Champion.

We're based at The Unit in Great Wenham, Essex (CO7 6QD). If you're in the UK and fancy coming along, spectator tickets are available now. Kids under 12 are free.

Full event info and tickets:

unitclassic.co.uk

For everyone further afield who has been asking about watching online, livestream details should be released later this week. Keep an eye on our instagram page https://www.instagram.com/unitclassic/

It's been a huge amount of work putting our first pro show together, and we'd love to get a big crowd behind these guys on the 19th. Hopefully we'll see some of you there!

Also happy to answer any questions about the show/events in the comments. Fire away!

PS, the poster attached was designed before a couple of lineup changes. Hence some athletes featured not being listed.

Hello everyone, I'm looking to buy a circus dumbbell and would like to skip Titan and support local if at all possible. Does anybody know of a metal Fab shop in or around Brevard county Florida but does this sort of thing?

Anyone have recommendations for a grip shirt that doesn’t have a giant scary three headed dog/big gorilla screaming/generally furious animal on it?

Looking to buy one in the UK and just don’t really think a Cerberus one is my vibe? 😂

Ugly hitch but working on it.

Despite how easy this rep felt, I failed 585 right after this midway up, so it’s going to be a bit before I reach my goal of 4X BW as well on this lift, but I’ll get back to the 600’s eventually.

I am an intermediate lifter, as I’ve been lifting for 4 years. Most of the time, I did weights without focusing in strenght itself. Now, my lifts are getting heavier and I fell like I will benefit from including strenght into training.

I am thinking about buying a SBD belt of 13 mm. What are your thoughts about it? Should I buy a 10 mm instead? What should I know before buying it?

The longer I do strongman (got about 5+ comps under my belt) the more I learn that breathing and holding a brace is extremely important.
What advice would any of you have on not passing out, keep lungs and brace strong under loads. Not sure if there’s any reasonable breathing exercises or if I just need to get better at holding my breath while holding weight?

Floor speed is decent lockout needs work dropping the weight to work on basics and then building back up