r/armwrestling
Levan without steroids looks extraordinarily small
He looks like your typical chubby kid from the neighborhood
The Larratt boys are getting pretty big. What will we see out of them in 5-10 years?
The hair evolution of Ivan Matyushenko
It seems like getting your hair fixed is a trend that's gaining traction lately, and I'm all in for it.
Long gone are the days when the advice was just to sHAve iT Off BrUH, grOW A bEArd aND stART LiFting HEavy. 😝😝😝😝
Manifestor doing calisthenics (credits to Gaggi Yatarov)
Manifestor trying some freestyle calisthenics and doing a frontlever.
Full video : https://youtu.be/ka6npUTKf1M?is=ahDcBjlMYZTI7KqV
How bad is this position in a match and does it produce injuries?
I have been in this position it doesn't feel bad probably because of adrenaline lol but i think it stress the tfcc alot specially that its the end range of wrist rotation
Oleg one seem the worst his hand rotating without the forearm
How to explain for non Arm Wrestlers or the person on the left that it is not about huge muscles? It is technique
State/regional level competition
Hey guys. I wanted to ask if someone with average-below average strength genetics can compete and win in state level armwrestling.
I have 0.5-1 deviation below average strength genetics. With proper training can i be competitive at this level? To check my current level you all can check my lifts which i have posted on my reddit account. I plan to compete in the 70-75kg category. I have maybe 6 months to prepare (approx). As for how much table time i get its around once a month or so.
Is Matt mask the best trashtalker
And why does he keep saying the f word
What's the name of this technique/pulling style?
So, I know there are 3 main movements in armwrestling; toproll, hook, press (the king's move doesn't look standard to me) and I know that each technique has its own variations such as low hand toproll, high toproll, high hook, flop wrist press etc. I'm wondering which technique/style or whatever is John Brzenk using here in his match against oleg petronko. I can see that he's heavily maintaining pronation and back pressure, maybe some side pressure too. What is this move called? Does it have a name? And which main movement does it belong to? I know that it's mainly used to fatique your opponent in the first rounds as John Brzenk himself stated in one of his videos. I would personally think of it as a defensive toproll or maybe a king's move without getting under the table?!. Any ideas?
Yeah bro Levans gotten miniscule its over for him
reddit.comHit my goal of 50kg, though slightly lost pronation at the end.
Gonna hit this with better form soon