samurai69 wrote:http://grapplefit.blogspot.com/2010/06/manhood-stones-baby-bears-and-guiness.html some clips of the whole thing
Right that`s me psyched out
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samurai69 wrote:http://grapplefit.blogspot.com/2010/06/manhood-stones-baby-bears-and-guiness.html some clips of the whole thing
Cookie wrote:After looking at those vids did a quick search on tube & found this one
samurai69 wrote:it doesnt look as difficult to get arms around it as the 120kg atlas stone (or was it 110kg)................that was my problem with your atlas stone
samurai69 wrote:Cookie wrote:After looking at those vids did a quick search on tube & found this one
it doesnt look as difficult to get arms around it as the 120kg atlas stone (or was it 110kg)................that was my problem with your atlas stone
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Al wrote: Smaller than an Atlas stone, but then it all dpends on the length of your arms! Conrad has the Snook genes in him. Don't be deceived by his (apparent) slight build.
Cookie wrote:samurai69 wrote:it doesnt look as difficult to get arms around it as the 120kg atlas stone (or was it 110kg)................that was my problem with your atlas stone
I thought that guy made it look pretty easy given he looked like any Joe public :shock: hell of a lot stronger than he looks.
That 120 of mine is a big boulder, I`ll measure around it so you can compare to some measurements Al got of the Inver stone.
Al wrote:He is Laine Snook's nephew.
Amongst Laine's feats of strength: http://napalmjedd.blogspot.com/2008/03/ ... clean.html
Cookie wrote:55cm around the largest atlas stone I have
Around the "equator": 149cm/59" (Taken horizontally through the "265" inscription)
Around the "poles": 135cm to 140cm/53" to 55" (At right angles to the previous measurement. I took a couple of readings at different positions as the stone is not perfectly round)
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