Video: Strongman Odd Haugen deadlifts the Millenium Dumbbell
On Sunday June 25 the experienced (read old) strongman competitor Odd Haugen became the first man to lift the Millenium Dumbbell. IronMind.com writes:
“First there was the Thomas Inch dumbbell – deadlift it for grip world bragging rights – and then came the Millenium Dumbbell (2-3/8 inch handle and 228 pounds), which until yesterday, nobody had ever succeeded in deadlifting.”
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The gymrat (aka Magnus Branzén) works for THE Swedish bodybuilding and fitness magazine. This blog will feature some of the many news items I come across – from my perspective. Most of them should be useful for weight training athletes. Or at least good for a laugh.
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