Who was the most /fit/ historical figure?
Mythological figures not allowed
>In AD 235 a giant became the most powerful man in the Roman Empire. Maximinus of Thrace (Bulgaria) was a simple shepherd when his impressive size and strength attracted the attention of the Roman emperor in AD 202. Maximinus wrestled 16 of the emperor’s burliest soldiers. Then, only slightly winded, he raced the emperor’s horse and went on to overcome 7 more hefty legionnaires. The Thracian colossus was inducted into the army on the spot. Maximinus rose through the ranks, proving himself such a beloved leader that he was given supreme command of the imperial army. In AD 235 the army and the Senate proclaimed him Emperor of Rome.
Cool story, but Maxipad didn't beat eight horses in a race. This is bible tier bullshit
>>38458573
Try Aurelian and Trajan.
>>38458573
Marcus Arelius
>>38460045
Marcus wasn't really all that fit. He was pretty sickly but just manned the fuck up and ruled.
>>38460131
One of the few rulers who kept their modesty, pursuit for truth and equanimity.
Shit would be cash to become a fit version of Aurelius.
Zyzz
Can't remember the fuckers name, but I remember something about a warrior in ancient times who was also a giant fuck. Rode around slaying his enemies, and getting wounded a bunch of times.
Getting really annoyed that I can't even remember from what time period or nation he belonged to.
Alexander the goddamn motha fuckin Great.
Surprised nobody has mentioned Alexander III of Russia.
>The Imperial train was returning from Southern Ukraine, when it derailed.
>According to official reports, corroborated by Sergei Witte's memoirs, at the moment of the crash the royal family was in the dining car. Its roof collapsed in the crash, and Alexander held the remains of the roof on his shoulders as the children fled outdoors.
Chairman Mao was a big guy 4 u
He swam the Yangtze river at the age of 70 or something too