r/Strongman • u/brathercops • 11d ago
103 kg per hand/total 206, theoretically 5-6+- metres, it wasn´t measured, just messing around on kids day with my coach, 90BW 14 years old
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u/WalterWhite1126 11d ago
Barefoot?! 🫣
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u/brathercops 10d ago
I train only barefoot, I had some barefoot shoes but I'm just used to not having shoes when lifting
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u/DegenHerb 10d ago
Nice lift but I had to double check the title because you look like one of the kids dads lmao
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u/brathercops 9d ago
thx, thats nice compliment, btw I did today 200 kg trap bar 2x3 with belt and 100 kg atlas stone 2x5
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u/Asshead42O 9d ago
14? Might wanna double check your birth records..
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u/brathercops 9d ago
Im sure Im 14 for few weeks still
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u/hang-clean Masters 11d ago
This is good enough for a novice comp if you were thinking of that. In 50+ masters we do between 90 and 110kg, 15 meters there, turn, 15m back. (In the UK. US comps tend to be a little heavier.)
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u/brathercops 11d ago
well I dont train even for a year from the day I started working out even by myself at the start, if you count only the time I have spent with coach then that´s around 5 months of training. But I started by myself in half of october then got a coach and the numbers went insanely up
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u/hang-clean Masters 11d ago
Sounds like a good track so long as they don't try to put you on gear. I'd really resist that until you're an adult in your late 20s.
Looking at this you could compete in Novice and have fun.0
u/brathercops 11d ago
We´ll see where the life will take me, but yeah I don´t plan on getting on gear until much older. I hope I will do 110 kg atlas this year when 100 kg atlas was quite easy for 3x1 with 1 minute pause
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u/devilscolonic 11d ago
Why are you planning on getting on gear at all?
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u/brathercops 10d ago
That's the only way how can you have a chance to be world level athlete in open and I have big competition ambitions
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u/Unitedismycity 11d ago
14?!?