Yes it was she wants to say she can do anything PROVE IT. it's not misogyny to say that men are stronger and better when it comes to physical tasks that's just biology
I agree it was not a fair comparison dues for the fact that farmer muscles are actually more dense than bodybuilders even if it was a guy bodybuilder against the farmer kid it's still would not be fair
@@jim5148 I seriously doubt they were doing 50 chin-ups. That's insanely difficult even for people who've done calisthenics for long time and there are almost no movements in farming that are similar to chin-ups..
@@RealElevenTimes I had a friends as a kid who could do 100 chin-ups. We lived in a city, his parents were dentists. I doubt he did any hard work ever. When he grew up he became a software programmer, and he was drinking 7-8 beers at lunch without any problem.
@@landofwolves 100 chin-ups? As in 100 chin-ups in a row? Real chin-ups? Because if you're claiming that somebody untrained did 100 chin-ups in a row, either his lower half of body is missing or you are lying.
Farmers are the kings of functional strength, this was probably the worst competition she could’ve agreed to lol they’re called FARMER CARRIES for a reason
@yashuab.2979 it has a lot more to do with functionality. You aren't expected to run around with weights as a body builder lmao he'd probably smoke a male body builder too. Different strength and training. If you challenged a body builder to a track meet challenge you'd get similar results, they aren't usually great at running.
@uniquenewyork3325 my exact thought. She has a specific workout routine for a specific build. This kids just been doing his parents chores since he was 12 and figured out how to walk efficiently
not exactly... It's a woman bodybuilder vs a man. Strong men that don't even go to the gym are still stronger than women bodybuilders. If it was a male bodybuilder he would not have trouble beating the farmer.
@@Briselance Oh trust me, I know it takes a lot of dedication to sculpting your physique that way. I'm just saying that the two are in two different categories of "muscle" with one being more Asthetic and the other being a result of hard labor. Hell, even power lifters are different from body builders, who focus on maxing out on their lifting strength instead of getting jacked. Also, to everyone tryna make it about gender, I get it, women are seen as the fairer half of humanity, but don't diss on her. It takes a lot to get those gains, especially considering men got testosterone, which helps build up muscle far more easily than estrogen.
@@JasonSlazak of course a strongman would beat a woman bodybuilder, it’s about functional vs show muscle. Put Brian Shaw up against literally any bodybuilder and he’s stronger. And I’d bet you the farmer could beat almost any male bodybuilder as well.
well its about stamina and muscle memory which has to be solid with the line of work they do which is a lot of heavy solid stubborn things to move around
I was a farm worker, plus lifted weight for sports, and as a young fella I was a strong honkey mofo ! And now I'm 57 and can still bench 400 pounds 3 times. Natural strength farm work stays with ya !
This is a comparison to a bodybuilder.. she's not a powerlifter. Bodybuilders don't lift heavy or train for strength, they train for their physique. Not only that but it looks like her legs are under developed for a bodybuilder.
@@otallono definitely, ofc a bodybuilder is way stronger than an average person, but they don't even compare to a powerlifter. I do think the farmer would still be more agile though because that's something neither bodybuilders or powerlifters train it
@@jjdoubleu6034 gonna assume you feel the same about male body builders...being "ravaged" by "unholy" stuff, eh? Cool. As long as you aren't being a complete sexist who thinks female bodies should look a certain way that you find acceptable.
My wife is a farmer's daughter. When we had a new stove delivered, the guys asked if she'd like them to haul off the old one. My wife said that'd be great and to give her a second to get it ready. A minute later she walked back in and told them it was ready to go. The guys asked where it was, and she told them it was already on the back of their truck. I wasn't there, but my mom told me the looks on their faces were absolutely priceless. My wife is 115 pounds btw. The guys thought they were getting pranked and looking for cameras 😂😂😂
Lucky. I'll take a down to earth farm girl over a " I don't want to break a nail" girl anytime. They know what real work is and appreciate how hard you work.
Farmers are also wicked smart. They literally figure out everything. From mechanic to veterinarian to accounting. Honest, brave, compassionate. The whole package.
Grew up on a farm, lifted weights during my time in the military and that strength was nothing compared to my strength growing up on the farm. My grandpa and dad are still some of the strongest men I’ve ever met or seen. I honestly don’t know how to explain the difference between weight lifting strength and just plain ole working strength.
Think about it. Think about the things you guys do on a farm. Continuously. Sometimes for very long periods. Repeatedly. Every. Single. Day. Take this one drill for example, how many different parts of the body and muscle groupings are you working? Many. Now extrapolate that and apply it the rest of your duties as a farm hand. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand the difference between this, and weight lifting. In order to accomplish the same stresses and workload in the gym you'd have to be using multiple different machines at the same time to get the same effect.
There's this old joke about a farm kid who just joined the military. He called home and said, ya got to get into this. They let you sleep until way after dawn, then you get a big meal, then they got this thing called PT, which is easy compared to tossing bales and slopping hogs. Then you go for a little walk, only about 10 miles. Come on Sis, it's easy.
Men are smarter and stronger where as woman are ore beautiful and emotional we cant say we equal cause we not the same in both genders there are better and worse aspects
My grandmother is in her early 70's and been a farmer for the last 30 odd years. My smartass cousin made a comment about her "getting frail with old age", so she invited him to help out with dealing with tagging the cows. He's in his late 20's and needed a break after half an hour of dealing with rowdy young soon-to-be steers, while my grandmother was bearly breaking a sweat doing the exact same work. Farmer strength ain't a joke.
@leonardhpls6 hello! Medical worker here. Trust them. It's insane when you have to deal with a confused old lady who worked on a farm. She almost knocked me over and I can flip a 500lb man.
My father in law was raised on a farm back in the 40's. He told me he would spend a whole day on a trailer behind a hay baler stacking 100 pound plus bales. He was a very strong man.
I'm a big dude, 6'3 230lbs, and used to lift weights when I was younger. I had a friend who was a farm boy, never hit the gym, but his strength eclipsed mine easily. That's when I learned that farmers are just built different.
They tend to have strength for more practical uses, allowing them to use muscles that you don't really pay attention to in the weight room. As someone who wrestled with decent strength and went up against farmboys, I will say, they are a whole 'nother species of human!
this competition is literally stacked for anyone working on a farm because its a functional job "or exercise" that they do everyday.. its called a farmers carry for a reason.. i mean lets get them to do a 100m dash.. LOL.. maybe more fair..
We started a homestead on just 4 acres only 5 months ago. Going to the gym doesn’t hold a candle to the strength built tending land. It’s all mental. The motivation and fulfillment from the gym is far less deep and significant to the mind than the motivation behind caring for your crops and animals. On the farm or homestead, super strength comes from places you didn’t know were there, and you don’t even notice you are “working out”. Because you are working for the survival of yourself, your family, your crops, and your animals. Endless motivation with endless fulfillment. You are proud and accomplish something beyond just yourself. That’s REAL fulfillment.
I LOVE this! You never hear this on all the homesteading channels. What are the most physically exhausting manual chores you do? And did you prepare leading up to it to understand how much work is involved?
I've worked in construction most of my life. My dad started me working at 13 on weekends and the summer. At 14 I was carrying 5/8" 12' sheets of sheetrock from the back of the truck and into buildings, up stairs sometimes. Those weigh around 110lbs. I weighed about 135lbs then. Construction and farm work build your stabilizer muscles and teaches you to apply your strength in unfavorable positions for leverage, whereas weight lifting and and other forms of strength training are all about maximizing leverages. This is also why gymnasts are pound for pound so strong overall - because their sport purposely focus on performing exercises with THE worst leverages possible ala Iron Cross etc.
My 70 year old grandpa would outwork my 30 year old dad who was a bodybuilder who did body building competitions. He would even chop wood faster and more efficiently too. Farmers are tough.
Shocking that someone that carries out specific tasks on a daily basis would outwork someone who trains to build muscle. It's almost like doing something for years makes you very good at doing that particular thing.
@@mrdoogle5931 yeah but if you look at the difference you would be shocked. My grandpa was a 170 5’8 man with no muscle mass really. My father was over 6’1 225 doing body building competitions and could lift over 500 pounds at the time.
@@notimportant8120 I grew up on a farm and helped out on a lot of others. Some days I baled hay at 3 or 4 farms and they all fed me. Of course breakfast and supper at home as well!
I used to work labor jobs growing up.. hard ass work!!. Haven’t been in a gym in years bc you don’t go to a gym after a labor job. But randomly I did and benched 225 17x.. I was completely shocked!!
@salt9760 and the body builder works out everyday. The female pro soccer team practices almost every day they still lost to 15 yr old boys soccer team
6'3" 240lbs, been 6'+ since I was 12...Dad's 6'6" 270lbs and a mechanic/trucker...He always told me to never mess with the farm boys when it came to brawling or strength. Lmao
Even with the different leg and hip structure and alignment to accommodate a woman's womb- that would never influence carrying weight like this. That being said, we'll always need each other
In high school you could tell the farm boys from the city weight lifters just by looking weight lifters had show muscles but the farmers were more dense less defined but stronger. she is lucky the it wasn't more of an endurance thing or she would have been showed up even more.
The farmer kid is as old as me, yet physically stronger than me. Not shocked. Farmers are incredibly strong and durable because of all the work they do all day. Thank you, farmers, for giving us city people the food we need straight from your own farms. Respect.
I worked on a farm for two summers when I was a teenager. Up at 3:30 am to milk the cows, then at 6 breakfast, then humped all day. I never worked so hard in my life. People who farm, family farms, are the hardest working people you ever saw. 7 days a week 365 days a year. At 18 I spent 4 years in the army ( one tour Vietnam 68-69) and then worked construction all my life. That still wasn’t anywhere near how I broke my ass farming those two summers. My hat off to anyone that family farms out there. You guys are unsung heroes. People have no idea the work you put in so we can have the things we have. Thank you for what you do and what you provide. 👏👏
I got a job working in a feed mill one time and the owners daughter was built like Marianne from Gilligan's Island, but she could carry four full five gallon buckets of feed at the same time through a gauntlet of bulls just like this kid. Farm strength really is different.
Bakers usually done before noon, farmers may be working till wee hours sometimes but usually 10-12hrs. They have the endurance, may not be able lift a large amount but can handle moderate amounts for a longer time.
Seriously, im making pizza and my day starts with moving 1000kg out of truck and putting in to shelves. And I even get paid for exercise, best gym ever
Here's my simple analysis: She's used to pumping iron while standing in one place, and he's used to moving heavy loads. He's not training to be a bodybuilder and she's not working on a farm all day every day. They've trained their muscles differently. What many people don't realize is that bodybuilding isn't about strength, it's focused on muscle definition and reducing fat. The strongest people in the world aren't bodybuilders.
If body building wasn’t about strength, she wouldn’t have been able to carry those things. Also, she’s a woman. If she did the same chores everyday like he did, she would still lose.
@@Kaiser1289I learned it as walk also It absolutely is a carry tho They’re still not the ones where you have to carry the flat side of a plate with just your flat fingers. That’s a BITCH
Literally probably my favorite exercise. Show it to anyone who comes to work out with me. They fall in love with it as well. A brutally simple and effective functional movement which will leave your entire body sore.
She had no chance from the start... to go against someone who lives as a farmer? nah... farming is not something you do to get strong, that's a way of life... even if it was another dude he wouldn't stand a chance against the farmer... working all day under the sun and if one of your machines breaks down, you suddenly become specialized repairman... these people are incredible.
@@c50m4 the sad thing is is that this entire post is rage bait, because that “16 year old farm boy” is actually an adult body builder himself. The reposter reposted this so people would compare women and demean them. Very sad that people still hate women this much to make up lies on the internet to make them seem so weak.
@@loganely3617 The same would be true if it were two men or two women. I have never personally seen designer muscles (or muscles made by lifting weights in a gym) outperform functional muscles (muscles made by doing things) when it comes to doing something practical.
The caption is misinformation and nobody seems to realize, the "farm boy" is sam sulek who is a bodybuilder and gym freak himself. Its crazy that whoever reposted this said its a farm boy, pretty sure they are just trying to get people arguing so they have more comments.
Seriously, people looking at this going "lol, women weak, women can never be like men" are absolute idiots. Body builders build muscles for show, not for use. It's like expecting a show car in a parade to be able to win in a NASCAR with cars that were actually built for racing.
@@thunderballz74yeah go back in time and film him doing that thing that lots of people do to prove that you’re telling the truth to some random shithead on a TH-cam comment! Yeaa!
@spqr49, amen to that! I was part of the "FFA" when I was a kid in high school. It was interesting to learn that at that time you had about ~1% working to feed the other "99%".... Yet "farming" was looked down upon even as the Military often is as "For the uneducated/dropouts." -_- The irony of calling others "uneducated."
That there is a prime example of functional strength vs just building and maintaining muscle mass. There is no comparison in that everyday functional workout to bodybuilding, both great but one feeds this country and those body builders.😁
Same brother. I tried going to the gym and nothing better came of it. So,, Why?? LOL Waste of money. Don't have a farm? Put 20 bricks in your back yard. Every day, move them all to the other side of the yard. Still won't be the same as throwing bails of hay from the bailer to the hay wagon and stacking them 10 feet tall, but better than going to the gym twice a week. Hmmm week,,, Yep,, that's what you'll be compared to a real working man.
As a rock climber, the strongest I've ever felt in my life was back when I was backpacking and working around farms (for travel expenses). Plenty of workout everyday, all around. Good times, 20 years ago!
My dad used to work with a young farmer boy, my dad said he would be able to crush men twice his size without trying if he had too. He saw that kids strength and was astounded lol.
I trained a young man that made it into West point. By the time he was 16 he was obliterating everybody on the football field and a monster. By the time the US army got done with him he was a certified BEAST
@@Beastly_Genius I don’t remember exact weight lifting numbers, this has been 12 years ago. But I know I could rep >3 plate squats, at about 165lbs. I only remember that because squats have always been my favorite workout. That and power cleans, don’t remember how heavy I could go on those at the time though.
Until someone wants to organize a proper study of male vs female athletes, this will continue. No, any single example doesn't count. I'm talking about a long-term competitive study between multiple male and female athletes who are supposed to be in the same weight class, skill ranking, and so on. It needs to happen.
Gave me unmatched grip strength .. 'cause when the little plastic bit wears off of the handle, those 36 pound buckets still have to get to the goats, two at a time .. so they got hauled with the fingertips to prevent the wire from cutting. I was hauling water for 144 head of dairy goats every day up until I escaped the farm at 17. I don't mind taking care of SOME livestock hand watering .. but I have limits these days 😁
Farmers, construction workers and lumberjacks are actually stronger than many bodybuilders, remember bodybuilders do things to achieve a certain look, workers are just strong for practical reasons.
As a 12 year old girl, I could carry 100 lbs of grain on my shoulder for... roughly forever. Now, as a city woman in my 40s, a bag of garbage is heavy...
I hear you Serene80. At 12 I was playing full contact hockey and football with my brothers. My bros used to tease me that I was built like a brick shithouse. And Sam … you are full of crap.
Been working beef farms for years, 57 yrs old and feeling every minute of that tough guy shit now. 95% nerve damage in both hands, right knee been kicked a few times and ready to fold up at any second, lungs are shot from breathing dust daily, both shoulders are so tore up it hurts to zip up my jacket but walking into that barn every day being greeted by those animals makes it worth getting out of bed.
Not just that that… bodybuilders are super stiff and don’t have as much strength because of that (unless doing specific moves but for general life… no)
He is only 16, doesnt train, and he is already far stronger than she will ever be. I guarantee you he benches and deadlifts far more than she......and he is just a kid😅
Yeah, thats not true, at least if you talk about men that train properly. My uncle who was a construction worker and pretty strong always made fun of me for going to the gym saying stuff like what you said like "gym strength is no real strength", so once I got so annoyed, I challenged him and absolutely demolished him in almost every category with some exceptions like grip strength.
@@StAngerNo1bro real world strength is buolt by functional training, picking up, carrying, pulling, throwing, running with heavy objects works multiple muscle groups simultaneously and overloads them. This forces the body to adapt to it, which makes your strength skyrocket. The gym is artificial stimuli that works the muscles individually in a co trolled manner. That’s why farmers, construction workers, and movers are so strong.
*Earnie Shavers (arguably the hardest hitting boxer ever):* "I grew up on a farm and that’s what made me strong. Chopping trees increases your hand and back muscles, chopping wood for the winter, thousands of trees, tossing bales of wheat. Every young man should spend a few years on a farm."
@@karlwilliams2703 *Well not an opinion, per se, given the advancements that came about since Dempsey (as well as the testaments of Shavers from others) -- and Jackson wasn't a Heavyweight ~*
@@karlwilliams2703Dempsey was strong but not that strong. His power came from really good and counter-intuitive body mechanics alien to most boxers. Basically a controlled fall behind every punch
I wrestled farm kids in high school. It's true their strength is off the charts. Bail hay at a young age and throwing another teenager around is easy work 😆
@@ssswiiingI mean not necessarily, biologically yes but like if you as a man sit around and do nothing all day then this bodybuilder is obviously stronger
@@luigi7781it's called a joke😂 Your manhood is way too fragile. There's tons of men that she would destroy😂 The farmer dude is strong af and already built from years of hard work. This women would still destroy your manlett ass😂
Yeah, in Minneapolis, I dated a farm boy studying to be a large animal veterinarian. He also lifted kegs as an after school job. Damn, I remember every moment. He was the epitome of strength and intelligence.
100 years ago, for many years in a row, a Nova Scotia fisherman was the world rowing champion. His daily toil of rowing his fishing boat out into the ocean made him unbeatable.
This exactly what a man told me on a bus station, no matter how often you go to gym, or how defined your muscles are. The strenght that matters is the experience to carry heavy objects.
Yes & repeatedly, as being a furniture removalist for 4 years, carrying a whole household of heavy stuff quite a distance, up & down stairs & stacking it in a truck with an 8 foot high ceiling & unload it all again within a day, sure gave me such stamina & strength, that I even put the younger crew guys to shame at times!
More like “Men vs Women”. I casually lift, and I am stronger than these girls who work way harder than me on their strength training. Male body builders obviously would have performed better. That’s not to take anything away from these ladies hard work.
@@russianbot2630being woman is part of the reason lmao, another video of them shows they tied in deadlifts and the woman beat one of the kids in a bench cause he couldn’t bench it up fully,
On Friday my Granddad would announce that tomorrow being Saturday we would only have to work a half a day. He didn't care which half it was, the first half or the second half. It was only gonna be a 12 hour day.
Nothing was harder than working on a dairy farm during the winter in Wisconsin. By the time you were done in the afternoon, it was time to milk again. Hated climbing up a silo that was filled with frozen chopped hay to fix the silo unloader.
There is a big difference between Working muscles and Posing muscles. One of them is earnt by doing it for 10 hours a day, the other is puffed up by 3 reps a day.
She never stood a chance I was raised on a farm its serious hard work and not just about strength but endurance as well that 16 year old wasn't even trying he was just doing what he normally does
I think something very easy to underestimate here, is grip strength. I imagine farmers who spend hours squeezing gardening tools and the likes to have very hardened and sturdy grips with years of practice, while any form of athletic lift has less emphasis on this. The weight can be light to carry, but still difficult to hold onto, and that makes a world of difference by itself
But those are heavy with easy grip handles and irrespective your point about grip only reinforces the point that men will always be stronger than women.
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Why is anyone questioning that men are physically stronger than women, regardless?
Because liberals can't figure out what a woman is
Sure as shit ain't weaker than me.
As a man, the only men stronger than her are other body builders. I guarantee she can bench more than 98% of men
I don't know the people that do it are not country at all It's always some weird mega city person
it's a child.
Honestly farmer strength ain’t no joke. 😂 This wasn’t even a fair competition.
He ain't ripped but that is no measure of the strength of a person. More so their overall fitness.
Game was loaded the boy had been doing it his whole life. Ain't no substitute for experience, that poor lady thought she was badass
Yes it was she wants to say she can do anything PROVE IT. it's not misogyny to say that men are stronger and better when it comes to physical tasks that's just biology
People underestimate teens too lol they can do anything and bounce back 😂
I agree it was not a fair comparison dues for the fact that farmer muscles are actually more dense than bodybuilders even if it was a guy bodybuilder against the farmer kid it's still would not be fair
That's the "I gotta get this feed to the trough before the cows surround me" walk
👏👏👏 you know it
Go faster or were having people for breakfast 🐄🐄🐄
@@phylippezimmermannpaquin2062lollll
This!!!
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In my high school class we had 2 farm boys, twins . Nice, polite, humble and NOBODY ever gave them any grief.
Yup. We had Steve and Stan Murphy. While everybody else in gym class was doing 15 chin-ups, those guys were doing literally 50.
@@jim5148 I seriously doubt they were doing 50 chin-ups. That's insanely difficult even for people who've done calisthenics for long time and there are almost no movements in farming that are similar to chin-ups..
Chin ups isn't just an upper body thing though, doing that many also requires a rather strong core are well. @@RealElevenTimes
@@RealElevenTimes I had a friends as a kid who could do 100 chin-ups. We lived in a city, his parents were dentists. I doubt he did any hard work ever. When he grew up he became a software programmer, and he was drinking 7-8 beers at lunch without any problem.
@@landofwolves 100 chin-ups? As in 100 chin-ups in a row? Real chin-ups? Because if you're claiming that somebody untrained did 100 chin-ups in a row, either his lower half of body is missing or you are lying.
Just doing his morning chores
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@@2003_4channerit’s not even close to being a gay song
And she lost
@@NexusR60pretty gay song tbh
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Farmers are the kings of functional strength, this was probably the worst competition she could’ve agreed to lol they’re called FARMER CARRIES for a reason
Well, it’s also unfair because it’s a man with adequate amount of training vs a woman.
@@yashuab.2979the dude clearly has a weight advantage too
@yashuab.2979 it has a lot more to do with functionality. You aren't expected to run around with weights as a body builder lmao he'd probably smoke a male body builder too. Different strength and training. If you challenged a body builder to a track meet challenge you'd get similar results, they aren't usually great at running.
that woman is clearly on gear and has a ton of strength training, the only difference here is that one is a man and one is a woman@@yashuab.2979
@uniquenewyork3325 my exact thought. She has a specific workout routine for a specific build. This kids just been doing his parents chores since he was 12 and figured out how to walk efficiently
I learned a LONG time ago not to mess with farmers. They're strong as hell and it's not all "show muscle".
Dad said: you loose you don’t get the truck
Hahaha. Highly underrated comment.
For the win. 🥇
That ford ranger man
Lose 😂
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Bodybuilder: Built for show
Farmer: Built for work
Exactly!
Built for show, aye. But still some serious stuff to achieve.
not exactly... It's a woman bodybuilder vs a man. Strong men that don't even go to the gym are still stronger than women bodybuilders.
If it was a male bodybuilder he would not have trouble beating the farmer.
@@Briselance Oh trust me, I know it takes a lot of dedication to sculpting your physique that way. I'm just saying that the two are in two different categories of "muscle" with one being more Asthetic and the other being a result of hard labor. Hell, even power lifters are different from body builders, who focus on maxing out on their lifting strength instead of getting jacked.
Also, to everyone tryna make it about gender, I get it, women are seen as the fairer half of humanity, but don't diss on her. It takes a lot to get those gains, especially considering men got testosterone, which helps build up muscle far more easily than estrogen.
@@JasonSlazak of course a strongman would beat a woman bodybuilder, it’s about functional vs show muscle. Put Brian Shaw up against literally any bodybuilder and he’s stronger.
And I’d bet you the farmer could beat almost any male bodybuilder as well.
My uncle was a farmer. He was cast iron. Woke me up with a cattle prod. Never late for him again.
Y’all know pain after stacking 100+ acres of hay in the loft on a cloudless summer day
That boy been doing physical work since he came out the womb. He strength is unmatched
well its about stamina and muscle memory which has to be solid with the line of work they do which is a lot of heavy solid stubborn things to move around
I was a farm worker, plus lifted weight for sports, and as a young fella I was a strong honkey mofo !
And now I'm 57 and can still bench 400 pounds 3 times.
Natural strength farm work stays with ya !
This is a comparison to a bodybuilder.. she's not a powerlifter. Bodybuilders don't lift heavy or train for strength, they train for their physique. Not only that but it looks like her legs are under developed for a bodybuilder.
@@otallono definitely, ofc a bodybuilder is way stronger than an average person, but they don't even compare to a powerlifter. I do think the farmer would still be more agile though because that's something neither bodybuilders or powerlifters train it
Bro came out carrying a round bale of hay
Farmer and a former Marine. The guys used to joke about me bench pressing cows on the farm. They learned about farm boy strength.
Well you did bench cows, admit it ;)
@@almyman he's a marine, that's not the only thing he benched ;)
Semper Fi brother
Never underestimate a regular, hard-working person. We carry heavy shit all day, not just for hobby.
While also not being ravaged by an unholy ped cocktail like this woman very clearly is
@@jjdoubleu6034 unholy?
@@S_N1. Women can't get that big at the gym without some pharmaceutical assistance.
@@S_N1.did he stutter?
@@jjdoubleu6034 gonna assume you feel the same about male body builders...being "ravaged" by "unholy" stuff, eh?
Cool. As long as you aren't being a complete sexist who thinks female bodies should look a certain way that you find acceptable.
My wife is a farmer's daughter. When we had a new stove delivered, the guys asked if she'd like them to haul off the old one. My wife said that'd be great and to give her a second to get it ready. A minute later she walked back in and told them it was ready to go. The guys asked where it was, and she told them it was already on the back of their truck. I wasn't there, but my mom told me the looks on their faces were absolutely priceless. My wife is 115 pounds btw. The guys thought they were getting pranked and looking for cameras 😂😂😂
Lucky. I'll take a down to earth farm girl over a " I don't want to break a nail" girl anytime. They know what real work is and appreciate how hard you work.
@@joepoole599 I didn't ask.
@detective2221 and I wasn't talking to you.
functional strength vs workout strength are two different things for sure.
Farmers are also wicked smart. They literally figure out everything. From mechanic to veterinarian to accounting. Honest, brave, compassionate. The whole package.
Grew up on a farm, lifted weights during my time in the military and that strength was nothing compared to my strength growing up on the farm. My grandpa and dad are still some of the strongest men I’ve ever met or seen. I honestly don’t know how to explain the difference between weight lifting strength and just plain ole working strength.
Working strength- You don’t consider the option of stopping and going for a latte.😂
Manual labor gives stronger tendons and ligaments and stronger fascia than typical weightlifting does
Think about it.
Think about the things you guys do on a farm. Continuously. Sometimes for very long periods. Repeatedly. Every. Single. Day.
Take this one drill for example, how many different parts of the body and muscle groupings are you working? Many.
Now extrapolate that and apply it the rest of your duties as a farm hand.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand the difference between this, and weight lifting.
In order to accomplish the same stresses and workload in the gym you'd have to be using multiple different machines at the same time to get the same effect.
Because farming requires functional strength... it trains your muscles in a way that "exercising" in the way that we think of it doesn't...
Compound exercises. Farm work works out multiple muscle groups at once. Majority of lifting exercises isolate.
Farmers are like Spartans they been working hard since they were little kids.
And the ones that didn't are at the bottom of a cliff
Bars
There's this old joke about a farm kid who just joined the military. He called home and said, ya got to get into this. They let you sleep until way after dawn, then you get a big meal, then they got this thing called PT, which is easy compared to tossing bales and slopping hogs. Then you go for a little walk, only about 10 miles. Come on Sis, it's easy.
Men are smarter and stronger where as woman are ore beautiful and emotional we cant say we equal cause we not the same in both genders there are better and worse aspects
No Spartans had slaves do all their dirty work. Farmers are waaaaaaaaaay tougher.
I like how farmers are respected for their physical strengths irrespective of where they are from❤.
She's still doing pretty darn good for someone who doesn't do this as a job.
My grandmother is in her early 70's and been a farmer for the last 30 odd years.
My smartass cousin made a comment about her "getting frail with old age", so she invited him to help out with dealing with tagging the cows.
He's in his late 20's and needed a break after half an hour of dealing with rowdy young soon-to-be steers, while my grandmother was bearly breaking a sweat doing the exact same work.
Farmer strength ain't a joke.
No it's not but your fairytale comment definitely is 😢
@@leonardhpls6You're allowed to have your opinions,
Thank you for sharing them.
@@leonardhpls6👈🏻🫵🏻🤓
@leonardhpls6 hello! Medical worker here. Trust them. It's insane when you have to deal with a confused old lady who worked on a farm. She almost knocked me over and I can flip a 500lb man.
My father in law was raised on a farm back in the 40's. He told me he would spend a whole day on a trailer behind a hay baler stacking 100 pound plus bales. He was a very strong man.
I'm a big dude, 6'3 230lbs, and used to lift weights when I was younger. I had a friend who was a farm boy, never hit the gym, but his strength eclipsed mine easily. That's when I learned that farmers are just built different.
They tend to have strength for more practical uses, allowing them to use muscles that you don't really pay attention to in the weight room.
As someone who wrestled with decent strength and went up against farmboys, I will say, they are a whole 'nother species of human!
@@RedRevolution1918 Good point!
this competition is literally stacked for anyone working on a farm because its a functional job "or exercise" that they do everyday.. its called a farmers carry for a reason.. i mean lets get them to do a 100m dash.. LOL.. maybe more fair..
100% correct
"never hit the gym"
the gym is their whole life.
We started a homestead on just 4 acres only 5 months ago. Going to the gym doesn’t hold a candle to the strength built tending land. It’s all mental. The motivation and fulfillment from the gym is far less deep and significant to the mind than the motivation behind caring for your crops and animals. On the farm or homestead, super strength comes from places you didn’t know were there, and you don’t even notice you are “working out”. Because you are working for the survival of yourself, your family, your crops, and your animals. Endless motivation with endless fulfillment. You are proud and accomplish something beyond just yourself. That’s REAL fulfillment.
I LOVE this! You never hear this on all the homesteading channels. What are the most physically exhausting manual chores you do? And did you prepare leading up to it to understand how much work is involved?
Point taken but let’s not get carried away - a dude with a semi-serious plan of attack and an adequate diet can lift a 💩-ton👌
Part of the reason why premodern man was so much more fit than us now. They had no choice
I've worked in construction most of my life. My dad started me working at 13 on weekends and the summer. At 14 I was carrying 5/8" 12' sheets of sheetrock from the back of the truck and into buildings, up stairs sometimes. Those weigh around 110lbs. I weighed about 135lbs then.
Construction and farm work build your stabilizer muscles and teaches you to apply your strength in unfavorable positions for leverage, whereas weight lifting and and other forms of strength training are all about maximizing leverages. This is also why gymnasts are pound for pound so strong overall - because their sport purposely focus on performing exercises with THE worst leverages possible ala Iron Cross etc.
My 70 year old grandpa would outwork my 30 year old dad who was a bodybuilder who did body building competitions. He would even chop wood faster and more efficiently too. Farmers are tough.
They're tough, and in their element. Muscle memory and repetition make a colossal difference.
@@_Dio_Brando_69their element is real life, real world work. Their strength all went where it mattered most.
Shocking that someone that carries out specific tasks on a daily basis would outwork someone who trains to build muscle. It's almost like doing something for years makes you very good at doing that particular thing.
@@mrdoogle5931 yeah but if you look at the difference you would be shocked. My grandpa was a 170 5’8 man with no muscle mass really. My father was over 6’1 225 doing body building competitions and could lift over 500 pounds at the time.
@@fishin4bass2002 if you have lots of muscle you get tired quicker.
Dude said we gotta hurry this up I still gotta finish moving bails before I can take lunch.🤣🤣🤣
And that is the truth right there
Work hard, eat harder.
Also my friend. Bales*
Yep, lunch is at 5am too 😂
Yep Bales.
@@notimportant8120 I grew up on a farm and helped out on a lot of others. Some days I baled hay at 3 or 4 farms and they all fed me. Of course breakfast and supper at home as well!
“It’s Ma’am!” 😂😂😂
I used to work labor jobs growing up.. hard ass work!!. Haven’t been in a gym in years bc you don’t go to a gym after a labor job. But randomly I did and benched 225 17x.. I was completely shocked!!
🐂💩
He did that in some wranglers, boots, and a carhartt hoody. Stop it 😂
Poor women they jus want one w in a event vs a man
He does it every fucking morning my guy. That's the norm, all men should learn what it's like lol
@salt9760 and the body builder works out everyday. The female pro soccer team practices almost every day they still lost to 15 yr old boys soccer team
Probably couldn’t do it in anything else, they’re permanently attached to a farmers body until mating season
@@salt9760you think that😂😂 I’ll take being a mechanic any day over farming😂
That boy has worked harder in 16 years than any politician their entire life
you could replace 16 years with 1 day and it's still true
@@adrianmizen5070 lol! So TRUE!!!!
The average 16 year old, or even a particularly lazy 16 year old has worked harder in 16 years than most politicians have in their entire lives.
not true most but not all
@@michaelbrown8441 There are a small handful of politicians that do genuinely work hard for the people.
Farmer/construction worker strength is UNMATCHED!
Don't forget foundry workers😊
6'3" 240lbs, been 6'+ since I was 12...Dad's 6'6" 270lbs and a mechanic/trucker...He always told me to never mess with the farm boys when it came to brawling or strength. Lmao
Farmers whether men or women dont need weights, they're built different.
The women are built like the men. Not close.
Facts
@@jasonreed2116u missed the whole point kid 💀
No, they learn different
Even with the different leg and hip structure and alignment to accommodate a woman's womb- that would never influence carrying weight like this. That being said, we'll always need each other
Working strength is just a different breed.
In high school you could tell the farm boys from the city weight lifters just by looking weight lifters had show muscles but the farmers were more dense less defined but stronger. she is lucky the it wasn't more of an endurance thing or she would have been showed up even more.
Muscle memory. Lifting weights is great, but a lot of the movement doesn't translate. The ideal outcome is a combination of the two.
@@eagle777dh Yeah the fact that his boy can do it for hours is no joke
@@beyondthesacrosanctbreezeThat's why there's also a difference between powerlifting and bodybuilding.
Working strength is useable strength. You see it in fighting. Ufc guys dont lift and exercise for show muscle they do it for function.
Last time some usa marine troops fought some farmers of Vietnam
Even trees were talking that time
The farmer kid is as old as me, yet physically stronger than me. Not shocked.
Farmers are incredibly strong and durable because of all the work they do all day.
Thank you, farmers, for giving us city people the food we need straight from your own farms. Respect.
I worked on a farm for two summers when I was a teenager. Up at 3:30 am to milk the cows, then at 6 breakfast, then humped all day. I never worked so hard in my life. People who farm, family farms, are the hardest working people you ever saw. 7 days a week 365 days a year. At 18 I spent 4 years in the army ( one tour Vietnam 68-69) and then worked construction all my life. That still wasn’t anywhere near how I broke my ass farming those two summers. My hat off to anyone that family farms out there. You guys are unsung heroes. People have no idea the work you put in so we can have the things we have. Thank you for what you do and what you provide. 👏👏
I need to check the internet to confirm the meaning of hump. At first I thought it was related to that act.
I got a job working in a feed mill one time and the owners daughter was built like Marianne from Gilligan's Island, but she could carry four full five gallon buckets of feed at the same time through a gauntlet of bulls just like this kid. Farm strength really is different.
What were you humping?
I grew up on a farm and was incredibly strong for my size. Then a career off the farm and it all melted away like the winter snow.
@@danielturner9832 ...that's called adaption. you no longer need to sweat to get food!
Farmers and bakers are up and working at 4AM. Hardworking people.
Bakers usually done before noon, farmers may be working till wee hours sometimes but usually 10-12hrs. They have the endurance, may not be able lift a large amount but can handle moderate amounts for a longer time.
10 yrs baking, working for a couple in OK.. RESPECT Missys bakery, both bosses were there every day and farmed afterwards
Seriously, im making pizza and my day starts with moving 1000kg out of truck and putting in to shelves. And I even get paid for exercise, best gym ever
Plow truck drivers are goated, without us everyone would be fucked for 6 months out of the year
@Claymatthews489 I'm in Florida so...
Farmers and Ranchers are the backbone of this country
To add to that: Bodybuilders train for aesthetics while farmers have functional strength.
Here's my simple analysis: She's used to pumping iron while standing in one place, and he's used to moving heavy loads. He's not training to be a bodybuilder and she's not working on a farm all day every day. They've trained their muscles differently. What many people don't realize is that bodybuilding isn't about strength, it's focused on muscle definition and reducing fat. The strongest people in the world aren't bodybuilders.
Exactly!
If body building wasn’t about strength, she wouldn’t have been able to carry those things.
Also, she’s a woman. If she did the same chores everyday like he did, she would still lose.
What ever makes you feel better lady
her muscle is so she looks "good"
his are so he can accomplish work.
Good point 👍
That’s why exactly what their doing is called the ‘Farmers Walk’.
Farmer’s carry*
But close enough
@@Kaiser1289I learned it as walk also
It absolutely is a carry tho
They’re still not the ones where you have to carry the flat side of a plate with just your flat fingers. That’s a BITCH
@@Kaiser1289 They're interchangeable
*they’re
Literally probably my favorite exercise. Show it to anyone who comes to work out with me. They fall in love with it as well. A brutally simple and effective functional movement which will leave your entire body sore.
Word of advice: never challenge someone with 100% homefield advantage.
A for effort, tho.
She had no chance from the start... to go against someone who lives as a farmer? nah... farming is not something you do to get strong, that's a way of life... even if it was another dude he wouldn't stand a chance against the farmer... working all day under the sun and if one of your machines breaks down, you suddenly become specialized repairman... these people are incredible.
As soon as you said Farmer, I knew it was over. Them boys got muscles.
Yeah, he would probably beat a male bodybuilder as well. They dont train for strength, but for appearance.. farmers carry heavy shit all the time
Farmers have functional strength
@@c50m4 the sad thing is is that this entire post is rage bait, because that “16 year old farm boy” is actually an adult body builder himself. The reposter reposted this so people would compare women and demean them. Very sad that people still hate women this much to make up lies on the internet to make them seem so weak.
Most farmers nowadays r latinos
@@c50m4he is a male bodybuilder, thats sam sulek.
He hit that “when you get your chores done we can go hunting” mode real quick
YES!!! THIS!❤❤❤
That’s “I ain’t walking across this field to get the tractor” strength
Farmboy has functional muscle strength while the bodybuilder has designer muscle strength.
No, 1 is a man and 1 is a woman. It is that simple
@@loganely3617you ain’t the brightest person
@@loganely3617 The same would be true if it were two men or two women. I have never personally seen designer muscles (or muscles made by lifting weights in a gym) outperform functional muscles (muscles made by doing things) when it comes to doing something practical.
@@MissAndie8960% of ALL men are stronger than the strongest women.
@@ShineOnBenevolentSun No... The percentage of men has decreased. Only gym bros and blue collars are stronger than the strongest woman.
Dude had flashback of his dad screaming to bring the feed quicker....we ain't got all damn day
😂
Thats Chris Hemsworth before he became Thor, that ain't no woman
Why are we comparing a farmer to a body builder 😂😂😂 did we really expect the farmer to lose? 😂😂
The caption is misinformation and nobody seems to realize, the "farm boy" is sam sulek who is a bodybuilder and gym freak himself. Its crazy that whoever reposted this said its a farm boy, pretty sure they are just trying to get people arguing so they have more comments.
I hadn't realized it was Sam until you said that.
@@joehall3652so it's man vs women ? (Both are bodybuilder so no need to include it), man is it even fair competition?
@@dearyl1144 sam sulek is literally on steroids, it's not a fair comparison on any possible level
That’s a huge 16 year old.
Even a male body builder can't beat farmer strength! Those are the strongest people in our great nation. Those are the hands that feed our nation!
Seriously, people looking at this going "lol, women weak, women can never be like men" are absolute idiots. Body builders build muscles for show, not for use. It's like expecting a show car in a parade to be able to win in a NASCAR with cars that were actually built for racing.
Stop glazing
@@0biscrabbles im gonna glaze you lil bro
@@0biscrabblesyou like your food? Good, these men and women supply it to the grocery stores you buy from. He isnt glazing...
@@gatordoesgaming2045 he sounds a bit over nationalistic
Pretty sure the bodybuilder got taught a very serious lesson right there. Don't screw with farmers.
That 16 year old could honestly outperform a lot of men twice his age. Farming is a hard job and it naturally creates strong people.
When my husband was 19 i used to watch him move those giant round bails of hay with his farm boy strength. Very impressive, let me tell ya 😂🎉❤
How does he move them now? Lol Lol
@@veronicacamacho1647eventually you get smarter and learn that there are tools for this 😂😂
I hear what you're saying sis. I hear ya loud and clear!
Bullshit... You gotta have a tractor & pole boom to move those.. show a vid of him moving a fresh roll!
@@thunderballz74yeah go back in time and film him doing that thing that lots of people do to prove that you’re telling the truth to some random shithead on a TH-cam comment! Yeaa!
hard work that keeps the country fed is about as noble a profession as there is. thank you farmers!
@spqr49, amen to that! I was part of the "FFA" when I was a kid in high school. It was interesting to learn that at that time you had about ~1% working to feed the other "99%".... Yet "farming" was looked down upon even as the Military often is as "For the uneducated/dropouts." -_- The irony of calling others "uneducated."
That there is a prime example of functional strength vs just building and maintaining muscle mass. There is no comparison in that everyday functional workout to bodybuilding, both great but one feeds this country and those body builders.😁
This young farmer is clearly a stunning and brave woman.
what
Apparently, we just need to send our farmers to the Olympics instead.
I have always been asked if I "work out", my response has always been "no, I just work" LOL
Same brother. I tried going to the gym and nothing better came of it. So,, Why?? LOL Waste of money. Don't have a farm? Put 20 bricks in your back yard. Every day, move them all to the other side of the yard. Still won't be the same as throwing bails of hay from the bailer to the hay wagon and stacking them 10 feet tall, but better than going to the gym twice a week. Hmmm week,,, Yep,, that's what you'll be compared to a real working man.
Out, as in outside
@@garrykennedy5484Brian Shaw is weak🎉
Been saying to colleagues who are in a hurry to get to gym after knocking off.... I work hard enough to not need a gym.
Farmers are fucking terrifying.
If one fought a rock climber, the world would crumble.
A rock climber would crush the hand of the farmer, but the farmer would throw the rock climber into next week XD
that doesn’t even make sense, neither are trained fighters lol
Exactly. So much potential energy clashing with no training would result in complete destruction.@@islandRT
As a rock climber, the strongest I've ever felt in my life was back when I was backpacking and working around farms (for travel expenses). Plenty of workout everyday, all around. Good times, 20 years ago!
Done and Dusted much?
Cant sleep on farmers!! Some of the hardest workers around.
Women body builders: They have schedules for there body training.
Male farmers: They work every single damn day so that's why there body are stronger.
Some of the best wrestlers this country has ever seen have come off the farm.
Brock lesnar and Braun Strawman😊
Rulon Gardner.
Ask Aleksandr Karelin
Isn't wrestling just show? lol
@@REDxFROG Olympic Wrestling =/= Big Time Wrestling
Terry Gordy was country strong .
My dad used to work with a young farmer boy, my dad said he would be able to crush men twice his size without trying if he had too. He saw that kids strength and was astounded lol.
I grew up on a farm, and I played college football. At 16 years old I was probably stronger than most grown men in the world.
I trained a young man that made it into West point. By the time he was 16 he was obliterating everybody on the football field and a monster. By the time the US army got done with him he was a certified BEAST
@@johnnycorn7225 lol that’s awesome! 😎
@@charlesbrown4483how strong were you?
@@Beastly_Genius I don’t remember exact weight lifting numbers, this has been 12 years ago. But I know I could rep >3 plate squats, at about 165lbs. I only remember that because squats have always been my favorite workout. That and power cleans, don’t remember how heavy I could go on those at the time though.
Until someone wants to organize a proper study of male vs female athletes, this will continue. No, any single example doesn't count. I'm talking about a long-term competitive study between multiple male and female athletes who are supposed to be in the same weight class, skill ranking, and so on.
It needs to happen.
Wait til you combine farmer strength with dad strength 💪🏾
Bro been carrying 5 gallon water buckets since he was 2 😂😂😂
Which one? 😂
Gave me unmatched grip strength .. 'cause when the little plastic bit wears off of the handle, those 36 pound buckets still have to get to the goats, two at a time .. so they got hauled with the fingertips to prevent the wire from cutting. I was hauling water for 144 head of dairy goats every day up until I escaped the farm at 17. I don't mind taking care of SOME livestock hand watering .. but I have limits these days 😁
@@Green.Country.Agroforestry truth, those bitches dug in like a mofo 😂😂 I was also on a dairy farm until I was 18 🔥👍
I went to college with some of those farmers. Damn they were some strong boys. I gained a greater deal of respect for them listening to their stories.
hats off to the farmers of whole world working all day to feed the world.
Farmers, construction workers and lumberjacks are actually stronger than many bodybuilders, remember bodybuilders do things to achieve a certain look, workers are just strong for practical reasons.
As a 12 year old girl, I could carry 100 lbs of grain on my shoulder for... roughly forever. Now, as a city woman in my 40s, a bag of garbage is heavy...
👃I smell shite!
No you couldn't. 100lbs on one shoulder, when you weighed maybe 50? Complete and total cap.
@@samrowland2816cap
I hear you Serene80. At 12 I was playing full contact hockey and football with my brothers. My bros used to tease me that I was built like a brick shithouse. And Sam … you are full of crap.
Doubt it
Been working beef farms for years, 57 yrs old and feeling every minute of that tough guy shit now. 95% nerve damage in both hands, right knee been kicked a few times and ready to fold up at any second, lungs are shot from breathing dust daily, both shoulders are so tore up it hurts to zip up my jacket but walking into that barn every day being greeted by those animals makes it worth getting out of bed.
I knew you either owned a farm or were country or both by the way you started the sentence with been instead of I have been
The nuts on this guy! Respect to you sir
Omg. Stop complaining. I feel you though
And on the 8th day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, "I need a caretaker"
-- so God made a Farmer. :Paul Harvey
That's part of age too. Most of it comes with age
You can try and stop all the guns you want but you’re never going to stop man’s innate ability or ingenuity !!🔥🔥🔥🔥🤣🤣🤣🤣❤❤
This matches up. Pro female athletes often train against high school males and are just about even or slightly outmatched.
That boy was just doing chores, he didnt even know a race was going down 😂
😂😂😂😂
Farm boy strength is on another level. I played football and wrestled with them. It taught me I have it easy in the city.
Not just that that… bodybuilders are super stiff and don’t have as much strength because of that (unless doing specific moves but for general life… no)
He is only 16, doesnt train, and he is already far stronger than she will ever be. I guarantee you he benches and deadlifts far more than she......and he is just a kid😅
@@axe2grind244 actually he does train, that “kid” is sam sulek.
@@cormey8772 Oh I didnt know that was him. Nevermind, its the Caniac himself.
It's hard for body builders to compete against farmers. Farmers are constantly working every part of their body to exhaustion.
They don’t call it the farmer’s walk for nothing
Farm strength beats gym strength 95 percent of the time!
and the other 5% of the time is in the gym.
Yeah, thats not true, at least if you talk about men that train properly. My uncle who was a construction worker and pretty strong always made fun of me for going to the gym saying stuff like what you said like "gym strength is no real strength", so once I got so annoyed, I challenged him and absolutely demolished him in almost every category with some exceptions like grip strength.
@@StAngerNo1 didn't bro say farm strength?
@@StAngerNo1bro real world strength is buolt by functional training, picking up, carrying, pulling, throwing, running with heavy objects works multiple muscle groups simultaneously and overloads them. This forces the body to adapt to it, which makes your strength skyrocket. The gym is artificial stimuli that works the muscles individually in a co trolled manner. That’s why farmers, construction workers, and movers are so strong.
How many people can grow up on a farm.
And no, that's not quite true. There are some naturally strong people out there. Genetics plays a huge role.
*Earnie Shavers (arguably the hardest hitting boxer ever):* "I grew up on a farm and that’s what made me strong. Chopping trees increases your hand and back muscles, chopping wood for the winter, thousands of trees, tossing bales of wheat. Every young man should spend a few years on a farm."
In your opinion jack Dempsey spring's to mind also Julian Jackson
@@karlwilliams2703 *Well not an opinion, per se, given the advancements that came about since Dempsey (as well as the testaments of Shavers from others) -- and Jackson wasn't a Heavyweight ~*
@@karlwilliams2703Dempsey was strong but not that strong. His power came from really good and counter-intuitive body mechanics alien to most boxers. Basically a controlled fall behind every punch
That's an old trope that boxers used to tell to hide their actual training routine.
Teaches so many things living on a farm...
I wrestled farm kids in high school. It's true their strength is off the charts. Bail hay at a young age and throwing another teenager around is easy work 😆
Strength is awesome , both y'all 👌
Farmers are built different I swear
Farmers and rock climber are both built different
Men* lmao this might be tuff to except for a lot of people for some odd reason, men will always be stronger and faster.
@@ssswiiingfaster? idk maybe but in general men are biologically stronger than women, u aint gotta put it like that
@@ssswiiingaccept*
@@ssswiiingI mean not necessarily, biologically yes but like if you as a man sit around and do nothing all day then this bodybuilder is obviously stronger
That wasnt even fair cause bro had the power of the southern jeans on his side💀💀
Or it's not fair because he's a....
Male.
Like as in southern genes, or literally southern Blue jeans.. jk.😅
But the women had steroids😅
@@luigi7781it's called a joke😂
You're manhood is really that fragile.
@@luigi7781it's called a joke😂
Your manhood is way too fragile.
There's tons of men that she would destroy😂
The farmer dude is strong af and already built from years of hard work.
This women would still destroy your manlett ass😂
“You merely adopted the heavy weights. I was born in them. Molded by them.”
He prlly hasn't even considered that he's in shape, he's just trying to get shit done 😂
He is a body builder lol, he definitely has considered that.
Yeah, in Minneapolis, I dated a farm boy studying to be a large animal veterinarian. He also lifted kegs as an after school job. Damn, I remember every moment. He was the epitome of strength and intelligence.
What happened?
And you didn't keep him?
Why'd he let you go?
She won't answer...it was her.
@@billschatz2340It was definitely her. If it was him she wouldn't have praised him in the first place.
This women obviously wanted the challenge , and she got one , 👍. She also held her own too 👍.
100 years ago, for many years in a row, a Nova Scotia fisherman was the world rowing champion. His daily toil of rowing his fishing boat out into the ocean made him unbeatable.
This exactly what a man told me on a bus station, no matter how often you go to gym, or how defined your muscles are. The strenght that matters is the experience to carry heavy objects.
Weightlifters in the gym: 👁️👄👁️
True and I lift weights in the gym from time to time
Exactly. Lifting heavy weights is an impressive feat and worthy of respect, but *carrying* weight is equally if not more important.
True. I began benefitting from carrying heavy objects shortly after hitting puberty.
Yes & repeatedly, as being a furniture removalist for 4 years, carrying a whole household of heavy stuff quite a distance, up & down stairs & stacking it in a truck with an 8 foot high ceiling & unload it all again within a day, sure gave me such stamina & strength, that I even put the younger crew guys to shame at times!
Aesthetics vs functional strength, no brainer. Both of em are still way stronger than me tho lmao
More like “Men vs Women”. I casually lift, and I am stronger than these girls who work way harder than me on their strength training.
Male body builders obviously would have performed better. That’s not to take anything away from these ladies hard work.
@@russianbot2630being woman is part of the reason lmao, another video of them shows they tied in deadlifts and the woman beat one of the kids in a bench cause he couldn’t bench it up fully,
Yeah and no
@@arkii5420 body builder and farmer bich good at pushing people away he was still 💯
Nah it’s just conditioning.
Nothing beats a farmer... even a farmer girl would be a tough competition for that bodybuilder..
It's called a "Farmer's Carry" for a reason. She really tried to use this kid's own spell against him.
In his mind: "gotta be done with this fast. Still need to milk the cows, brush the horses, harvest the corns, and other chores"
He's actually on steroids and Sam the body builder. Sooo more like "gotta do my next set."
The person who made this title is spreading misinformation.
@@dreadthorns Thats not sam LMAO
Out on the farm at 4 am. Lunch at noon. Already put in 8 hours, and the day has just begun. Absolute respect!
On Friday my Granddad would announce that tomorrow being Saturday we would only have to work a half a day.
He didn't care which half it was, the first half or the second half. It was only gonna be a 12 hour day.
Nothing was harder than working on a dairy farm during the winter in Wisconsin. By the time you were done in the afternoon, it was time to milk again. Hated climbing up a silo that was filled with frozen chopped hay to fix the silo unloader.
There is a big difference between Working muscles and Posing muscles.
One of them is earnt by doing it for 10 hours a day, the other is puffed up by 3 reps a day.
She never stood a chance I was raised on a farm its serious hard work and not just about strength but endurance as well that 16 year old wasn't even trying he was just doing what he normally does
Oh naw you aint beating the corn fed kid.
Real
Why FSU need to go B1G?😂😂😂
@@brothermouzone1307why Alabama left the SEC
@@westernstar9121 You get that Midwest corn fed angus beef raised lineman. No disrespect to Alabama, a different type of lineman in the Midwest.
@@brothermouzone1307 they're like running into tree stumps with a 5 foot width. Just with a little extra cushion for your own safety.
I think something very easy to underestimate here, is grip strength. I imagine farmers who spend hours squeezing gardening tools and the likes to have very hardened and sturdy grips with years of practice, while any form of athletic lift has less emphasis on this. The weight can be light to carry, but still difficult to hold onto, and that makes a world of difference by itself
But those are heavy with easy grip handles and irrespective your point about grip only reinforces the point that men will always be stronger than women.
All dudes have advanced grip strength......😉
Also body-builders don't really aim to get strong. They aim at a specific physique.
@@MLTop1 well, there's one thing all dudes should be "ambidextrous" in.....🤛🤜
@@philobeddoe8342 use both hands 🙌