Put Your Strength To Work
I'm fascinated by strength in its many forms. Strength-endurance. Maximial strength. And especially strength as it pertains to performing a job. Whether it's a manual labor job or a corrections officer job or firefighter, etc.
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Saturday, June 25, 2011
How can I put my strength to work?
You might be wondering how many jobs or hobbies or challenges can put your strength to the test. There's a lot of interest in strength and being strong is always in demand. Here is just a partial list of some of the topics I'll cover in the coming months in the Put Your Strength To Work blog:
Some of the articles will be along the lines of an interview format. Others will be topics that are very familiar - some I've competed in. Others I'll have to do some research but that's something I enjoy.
- Strength challenges at fairs and carnivals.
- Basque stone lifting challenges.
- Manhood stones - overseas and United States versions as well.
- Oil rig jobs.
- Meat cutter.
- Farmers.
- Hod carrier.
- Brick layer.
- Grave digger.
- Esoteric strength challenges - like closing a heavy-duty torsion spring gripper in exchange for a full tank of fuel.
- Grip contests - some with cash prizes.
- Pro strongman competitions.
- Stuntman.
- Performing strongman.
- Lumberjack.
- Armwrestling.
- Bodybuilding.
- Powerlifting.
- Personal training.
- Masseuse.
- Rodeo.
- Tug of war.
- Highland Games.
- All-round lifting competitions.
Some of the articles will be along the lines of an interview format. Others will be topics that are very familiar - some I've competed in. Others I'll have to do some research but that's something I enjoy.
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