Three time World’s Strongest Woman Donna Moore added to her current world record in the Atlas Stone by lifting a 171 kg (377 pound) stone over the 48 inch platform. Her record setting
In season one of World’s Ultimate Strongman “Feats of Strength” series, Scottish strongman Tom Stoltman set a staggering new Atlas Stone world record of 286 kilograms (630 pounds) to best the previous record
To the uninitiated, the title of this article may lead you to believe that this is one in the same. I will make the argument in this article that they are not and
While still a very small sport, our passion has grown by leaps and bounds in the last three years. It has been fun to watch it grow and become slightly more mainstream and
The first weekend of every March, Columbus, Ohio, becomes the hub of the weight training world. The convention center will see over a quarter million muscle enthusiasts descend down it’s halls. This year
Instagram might as well have been purpose built for the aspiring strongman/woman. Sixty second videos allow you to show off your max reps in a minute, while not long enough to show you desperately
British strongwoman Donna Moore has emerged victorious in the first (officially of that title) World’s Strongest Woman contest since 2003. Though American Kristin Rhodes won the first two events, but Moore won overall after
I had the pleasure of being the live stream broadcaster for a first-ever event this weekend (August 27th-28th); Strongman Corporation’s Strongest Woman in the World. After watching some of the most amazing female strength
We’ve covered British strength athlete Donna Moore’s feats before, including how she makes 140 kilogram stones look like playthings in training. Now, the elite strongman competitor has broken the women’s Atlas Stone record in
When it comes to strongman, the guys usually get most of the publicity. These behemoths (seriously, they are that big) are the ones we grew up seeing on ESPN, lifting stones shaped like
