Americas Strongest Man CompetitionOct 29, 2015 by Armen Hammer
How Do The Pros Train For America's Strongest Man?
How Do The Pros Train For America's Strongest Man?
This Saturday at America's Strongest Man we'll get to see the best Heavyweight and Middleweight strongmen in the US throw down to see who's on top. So how do the best pros in the US train when they're prepping to take on their toughest competition? Check it out:
Heavyweights
Brian Benzel with simulated car deadlifts
Andrew Clayton practices the power stairs
Spenser Remick squats 655 for a double
Brendan Page with a 385 push press
Stan Carradine on the stones
John Posen with skill work on the yoke
Martins Licis squats 505 for 10
Nick Best takes an 850 pound yoke for a ride
Middleweights
Robert Kearney front squats 455 for 2
James Deffinbaugh trains for both Nationals and ASM at the same time
Tyler Stickle hits the log
Derek Stone hits all the events one week out
Heavyweights
Brian Benzel with simulated car deadlifts
Andrew Clayton practices the power stairs
Spenser Remick squats 655 for a double
Brendan Page with a 385 push press
Stan Carradine on the stones
John Posen with skill work on the yoke
Martins Licis squats 505 for 10
Nick Best takes an 850 pound yoke for a ride
Middleweights
Robert Kearney front squats 455 for 2
James Deffinbaugh trains for both Nationals and ASM at the same time
Tyler Stickle hits the log
Derek Stone hits all the events one week out