What are old timey lifts exaggerated? https://www.youtube.c

>>42308074
>3:50
That lil nigga walked up like "This here town ain't big enough fer the both of us"

>>42308147
hahaha what the fuck

It's hard to believe someone alive before any performance enhancing drugs could be stronger than the current best like Eddie Hall but if the records are accurace then incredibly that is the case.

>>42308233
before we all became estorgen filled, fucking A even Arnold didint have to PCT, just because his test was so high naturally.

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>>42308256
That's irrelevant when it comes to the freak genetic outliers that make up the strongest men in history. I don't think pic related has any problems with his estrogen considering the amount of gear he is running, and yet Paul Anderson is supposedly stronger still which I find unbelievable.

>>42308286

Maybe Paul anderson is a real outlier?

>>42308074
you can't even write a coherent sentence.

>>42308386

wooops

>>42308380
That's what I was thinking, perhaps his genetics were so incredibly exceptional that he surpassed even todays geared up strongmen naturally. It seems unlikely but it's possible.

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>Murrikan lifter is fatter than all other competitors combined
Some things never change.

>>42308410
>>42308142


reps handstand push-ups like hes a feather.

>>42308407
That's actually an interesting thought, Hall may have higher test than Anderson ever had, thanks to steroids, but that's well post-puberty, meaning his body still has a limit. Perhaps Anderson had freak level test that developed naturally, meaning he would have naturally developed strength, thicker bones, thicker tendons, more muscle etc. from puberty on, meaning his limit would have been far higher than Hall's.

>>42308407
There's more than just test levels to consider when discussing genetic outliers. For instance, there's a family of people carrying a mutation of the gene normally linked with osteoporosis that instead have incredibly sturdy bones, about 8 times more dense than average.
Some of the more insane feats in history were likely people with genuine genetic mutations

>>42308142
That's more cool than it looks like

>>42308410
Pottery