The strongest man ever ?

[Dieselgoku23]

I know he's not concidered a powerlifter but I think Ronnie Coleman could be after watching his last DVD the Cost of Redemption. He squats over 800lbs a couple of times, leg presses 2,400lbs. He is just all around unbelievably strong but also has the best looking body in BB to go along with it.

Dude thats not very impresive I used to squatt 525 for reps when I was playing football at only 20 years old with no roids!! I'm talking about parallel to the ground ass hitting a chair!! thats the only way our strength and conditioning coach made us do squatts!!!. Coleman is awesome physique how are you want to call it but no way he is strongest man that dudes pharmacy bill must be like 20 grand a month!!. Common man some common sense!

 

[bambam34]

paul childress will be soon

 

[super_rice]

are you guys forgetting the most powerful oly lifters?

my favorite, Dimas, and the new kid Taner Sagir. and of course, Taranenko, and Raza Zadeh (spelling?)...

Taner Sagir, at 5'7" 170lbs snatched 172.5kg, that's 379.5 lbs, at the age of 19 in Athens.

Taranenko apprently full squats 840# some odd raw with a 2 second pause. that is a disgusting show of strength. edit: ("My best back squat is 380 kg (837 lbs). But this is with a two-second pause at the bottom" - from Sportivny)

.... "but this is with a two-second pause"...

 

[black cop]

You, sir, are an idiot.

Take a breath, get a drink of water, and re-read the above statement. Carry on.

well put mekannik.

 

[super_rice]

Dude thats not very impresive I used to squatt 525 for reps when I was playing football at only 20 years old with no roids!! I'm talking about parallel to the ground ass hitting a chair!! thats the only way our strength and conditioning coach made us do squatts!!!. Coleman is awesome physique how are you want to call it but no way he is strongest man that dudes pharmacy bill must be like 20 grand a month!!. Common man some common sense!

how much do (...did...) you full squat(t)?

who cares what you used to squat(t), it's about how much you squat(t) today