2019 ARNOLD STRONGMAN CLASSIC USA 1. Hafthor Bjornsson* (Iceland), 10 qualifying points 2. Martins Licis (USA), 9 points 3. Mateusz Kieliszkowski (Poland), 8 points 4. Mikhail Shivlyakov (Russia), 7 points 5. Matjaz Belsak (Slovenia), 6 points 6. Rauno Heinla (Estonia), 5 points 7. Oleksii Novikov (Ukraine), 4 points 8. Brian Shaw (USA), 3 points 9. Jerry Pritchett (USA), 2 points 10. Jean-Francois Caron (Canada), 1 point 2019 ARNOLD PRO STRONGMAN AUSTRALIA Rob Kearney (USA), 10 qualifying points Matjaz Belsak (Slovenia), 9 points Rauno Heinla (Estonia), 8 points Mikhail Shivlyakov (Russia), 7 points Eddie Williams Australia), 6 points Jerry Pritchett (USA), 5 points Jimmy Paquet (Can
This past Mother’s Day weekend SDS STRONGWOMAN took time to celebrate Strongwomen. The MAY FLOWERS OF POWER 2019 Strongwoman competition provided a supportive environment for women to lift heavy things and set state records. Athletes from Maine all the way to Florida descended on FORZE XXIV GYM in White Marsh, Maryland. Regular gym-goers paused their workouts in amazement as their backyard was transformed into a Strongwoman Flower Festival! Many competitors showed up fully embracing the theme adorned with crowns of flowers and blue-glitter make-up. Our athletes were able to show the world that Strongwoman power can shine through with the added confidence that flowers can bring. ARM OVER ARM
Re-Posted from ArnoldSportsFestival The 2019 Arnold Strongman Classic is appearing in 2 one-hour shows on CBS TV over the next two weeks. At 12:00 CST, this coming Sunday, May 5th, the first episode called The Road to the Arnold will be shown. It profiles the history of the show, the bios of the top competitors and shows how the new events came about and the great lengths that Rogue Fitness went to to build those incredible new pieces of equipment--The Wheel of Pain and Husafel Stone. There's also a long tribute to Terry, which for me was deeply moving--and I thank all the men who spoke about him and the many kind things they said about him and what he'd done for the sport and what he meant
