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Feats of grip strength

OldGuy

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  1. 1. Feats of grip strength

    • Closing a #3 gripper
      9
    • Lifting 250 + pounds on the Rolling Thunder
      7
    • Pinch lifting 2x45 Olympic plates onehanded
      7
    • Plate curling a 45 pound Olympic plate one hand
      8
    • A full deadlift of 172 lbs. or more on an Inch stlye handle
      2
    • Bending and breaking a 60D 6'' nail
      5
    • Hub lifting a 45 pound Olympic plate
      2
    • Deadlift 500 pounds 2'' bar knuckles forward both hands.
      9
    • Reverse curl 2'' bar 150 lbs.
      9
    • Cleaning a York 50 lb. Blob.
      9

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Guest Danjo

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I still can't get over the sight of a great bend. Others could have been added like horseshoes, frying pans and wrenches. Bending common, tough objects will always have a mystical feeling to me.

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The Mac Newbie

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Bending has always seemed a little bit "strange" to me - even if it's something which is patently solid and difficult, it just doesn't interest me to see it bent. I can appreciate the power and technique necessary to bend a difficult object, but I think I will always be more impressed by seeing something heavy lifted than something strong bent.

Sorry, but there you are....

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