I found that Lumen advert you threw into this cool Pakistan vid was very interesting. I looked into it and still wrapping my head around it but I learnt a lot from this video, I asked the Lumen customer support guy for information. I like how simple it is and easy to throw in a bag, app on your phone for diagnosis. It seems a useful tool if you have the budget which isnt that high, 299US and affordable monthly subs to get support if you choose to use that service. Anything that helps win the war against visceral fat and insulin resistance is good in my books..
I’ve been close to Pakistan during my time in the military and I am really surprised that the area you are in doesn’t seem to be experiencing conflict.
As a professional stone lifter from Pakistan USA I wish I knew u we’re going to Pakistan I would have welcomed u my self u r legend strongest man I appreciate u r exploring strength in Pakistan love and respect u brother
I seen vids with Pakistani stone lifters and major respect to you bro! actually seeing this content almost makes me want to hit an odd object pr again lol.
This is still the best strength series I’ve ever watched. I’ll be honest, I’m not pitting one over the other, but this puts the History Channel show with Brian, Eddie, etc. to shame. At the end of the day, they’re both serving the purpose of getting folks interested in strengthening their bodies and hopefully learning something.
All this strength exercises you practiced are Ancient Indian techniques because earlier their was no country on the world map with name Pakistan it was India so anything heritage you see in Pakistan is all of India except Terrorism
I am so glad I was recommended this video. This was amazing, your presentation, story telling, camera work and passion for the sport, I just can't believe I enjoyed it as much as I did. For reference I am in to philosophy, math, politics, science. But this was equally gripping content. You have the right recipe, just brilliant.
I too believe we could learn a lot from the Pakistani traditions! Living in a small border town in North America. I’ve watched our countries, Canada and America, and our peoples become more and more selfish, entitled, two-faced, and anti-social. To the point where it is now out of hand. You can’t even say, “Hi!” to anyone anymore without them thinking you want something from them, or that you’re trying to attack their character or life choices! I believe that drugs and social media have played a huge role in this. But if our countries took a page out of Pakistan’s playbook maybe we’d have peace in the world? Who knows? We won’t unless we try! Great content guys! Can’t wait for the next video!
@@ALC0A021there is no religious extremism if all people respect each other and don't abuse each other or commit blasphemies,cuz people here will suffer everything with a happy face but there is no compromise on religious identities ,same goes for Muslims as well ,if someone commits blasphemy on other religions we socially boycott him and criticise him on every level 👍
"O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each other (not that ye may despise each other). Verily the most honored of you in the sight of Allah is (he who is) the most righteous of you. And Allah has full knowledge and is well acquainted (with all things)." Glorious Qur'an
Martins out here breaking barriers and uniting cultures. He is the hero we never expected. From silly rotators to heartfelt cultural exploration, martins's appreciation for life abound is real and he is really doing the damn thing. Respect
It saddens me that u was born & raised in the uk buy still class yourself as Pakistani....my family heritage is irish but was born & raised in the uk so I'm English/ British ....if you feel so Pakistani what don't u ever visit there or possibly move there so u can feel at home ?
@user-ws1hb5eq1n it saddens you because your pathetic... even if I was born on the moon I will always be pakistani... my heritage and culture will always be there what's truly sad given Irelands history it is so cheap to you that you feel so distant from it... And the reason I'm here is because my grandfather was a general major in the pakistani army and like many others fought for Britain in ww2, and because of that the queen gave him a pardon to be here so along with my father and his siblings we were allowed to stay So I have every single right to be here
it saddens you because your pathetic... even if I was born on the moon I will always be pakistani... my heritage and culture will always be there what's truly sad given Irelands history it is so cheap to you that you feel so distant from it... The reason I'm here is because my grandfather was a general major in the pakistani army for 25 years and fought for Britain in ww2, and because of that the queen gave him a pardon to be here so along with my father and his siblings we were allowed to stay So I have every single right to be here.
Why would it sadden you... even if I was born on the moon I will always be pakistani... my heritage and culture will always be there what's truly sad given Irelands history it is so cheap to you that you feel so distant from it... The reason I'm here is because my grandfather was a general major in the pakistani army for 25 years and fought for Britain, and because of that the queen gave him a pardon to be here so along with my father and his siblings we were allowed to stay So I have every single right to be here
@@user-ws1hb5eq1n lots of people still have their culture at home, often because they don't have the money to fly "home" to their country of heritage all the time. It's not like being Irish in the UK, where you can grab a ferry from Liverpool or Anglesea and be in Dublin in a bit with your car and all mate lol. Pakistan is thousands and thousands of miles away from Heathrow.
I agree! That would be awesome! I would support that 100%! But, only if Martins and the crew could have full creative control over their content! I personally could not support it if they took that away from them.
Martins and Romark, thank you once again for this incredible series. The quality you put into it is just ridiculous. Romark, your filming and production is BBC level, and Martin's, your hosting and voice-over work is awesome. Cheers fellas!
Thanks for portraying Pakistan in a positive light. Loved the video. With more time national kabbadi players could have been featured. They bring more size, strength and power to the game.
I was only vaguely aware of kabbadi and appreciated learning the basic rules by watching this video. It seems a little like a game I played in school as a child, but of course with much more physical contact and challenge. I think it could catch on outside of the subcontinent if given the chance - I certainly find it interesting.
Martins is sucha a humble, kind, respectful, grateful and warm hearted respectable man. He inspires me to be a better man myself. God bless you Martins dude. Your mum would be so proud of you 🙏🙏🙏
As much as I love watching you compete in strong man comps and watching you prep for them, THIS IS YOUR CALLING!!!! *and painting lol I am so very proud to call myself a fan of team Martins!!!! Nothing but love and respect!!
Thank you again for showcasing yet another form of strength unknown in the brilliant country known as pakistan, i am and the world is looking forward to Part 2.
Man I freaking love this series! It's so rad seeing all these cultures and their take on what it means to be strong. I hope you two are able to continue this for a long time.
This was a great episode. I remember meeting you a while ago when you were here man. You're tapping into the potential and parts of Pakistan that even natives like me don't know about fully. Much respect to you for coming out all this way and showcasing my beautiful country. And thank you to Romark for getting this video out in such high quality and in record time.
The boys did it again!! Cant express how wholesome this series makes me feel! Thank you guys, these videos fill my heart!!! Much love from Barcelona!!!
I remember when you guys were fundraising for this during your live training for the Rogue Invitational. So awesome to see it come to fruition and I can't wait for part 2!
Absolutely amazing job to Martins and especially to Romark. The videography and editing is second to one gents. The work y’all are doing to bring the world together thru strength is impeccable. Can’t wait for PART 2!!!
Damn, I just love your channel, exploration of cultures, and storytelling. You got a great team and what wonderful experiences that the niche of strength can take us!
This series is so good! The quality is on par with Nat Geo shows, but the subject matter is more compelling. Thanks for going on these journeys. All the best!
Martins and Romark, I really do appreciate your strength unknown series. I hope that some media company gets behind you to get it onto a big network. The production and time put into these productions are remarkable considering the small team behind it. Or maybe you guys are happy with the content as it is now and want to keep it as is. Either way you guys are doing an awesome work to show what strength is around the world.
What an amazing video and experience. Ive been a follower from Pakistan since a few years now Martin, really glad you could enjoy the beauty and hospitality of my country. Appreciate you
Wow, one of the very best content I have seen, great cinematography, great narration, and overall an amazing video to watch. I am looking forward to the 2nd episode. Thanks for coming and exploring this great country ❤
Eyyy, you guys are definitely doing something right with the continuation of this series. You guys actually got me to sit through an entire ad read when I can fast forward due to the entertainment and educational value. Keep up the great work! Can’t wait for what’s to come. 👊
I am from Punjab, Pakistan. It's called "Kabadhi" in the native Punjabi language. This game is much popular in the both Punjab regions, Eastern Punjab in India and western Punjab on Pakistani side. It requires both as well as physical endurance and technics to perform well in the field. While spectators stay around in a circle and a commentator makes the environment in the native Punjabi language which has many dialects according to the wide spread regions on both sides.
@@gadgetsnation611836-4 competition record for India over Pakistan according to Wikipedia in international men’s kabaddi competitions. India won all of the women’s ones with 15-0.
Another great one, Martins! Beautiful filming, interesting story and people. Killer video. And your narration should be used by others too, it's great.
Combining the wonder of travel with different perspectives of strength?! This is absolutely brilliant content and I'm very excited to see where the inspiration takes you!
Thank you for bringing the incredible world of strength to the mainstream from places that not everyone would be lucky to visit. Since you are in South Asia, I wanted to suggest you to also visit Nepal and see the incredible strength of Sherpas, who are known to carry weights that are 2X their body weight in mountains and conditions that regular humans would not be able to survive, such as Mt Everest. Looking forward to more strength contents.
I'm a huge fan of the dream like quality of your production and delivery. The respect you show the places you visit feeds the soul. Thanks Martins et al, you make the world a better place.
dude I paused the video earlier went to type a comment then the video was gone....glad ya got it back up! This is the comment from earlier.... I by no means am an athletic man at 52 lol couch potato is more my speed after work. But I tell ya I REALLY look forward to your videos! The great narrating, the incredible locations, the people that take your big ass into their gyms and homes and treat you as friend/family, and the editing that makes it all just so fun to watch! Keep up the incredible story of your Strength Unknown and I'll happily hit that thumbs up and comment to feed the algorithm! lol Bless you and yours good brotha now off to finish what I already know is going to be a great video!!
damn this is so dope i am beyond stoked for this. wow my excitement cannot be described. I thought maybe the country is not safe but you went i am so happy
Martins, Romark, and any other teammates. I love the content! I how you're all well and enjoying the travels as much as we're learning so much about the strength cultures you've shared
I absolutely love your videos. Traveling the world and exposing these unique strength and combat sports along with the cultures that they emerged from is truly beautiful.
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Drink a big tug of pepto bismal with every meal and you wont get diarrhea while abroad.
And not a single female was seen in public in Pakistan lol
I found that Lumen advert you threw into this cool Pakistan vid was very interesting. I looked into it and still wrapping my head around it but I learnt a lot from this video, I asked the Lumen customer support guy for information. I like how simple it is and easy to throw in a bag, app on your phone for diagnosis. It seems a useful tool if you have the budget which isnt that high, 299US and affordable monthly subs to get support if you choose to use that service. Anything that helps win the war against visceral fat and insulin resistance is good in my books..
I’ve been close to Pakistan during my time in the military and I am really surprised that the area you are in doesn’t seem to be experiencing conflict.
Go to Haryana, India. There you will see the true vegetarian strength. Strongest vegetarian
As a professional stone lifter from Pakistan USA I wish I knew u we’re going to Pakistan I would have welcomed u my self u r legend strongest man I appreciate u r exploring strength in Pakistan love and respect u brother
We would have loved to meet with you! Hopefully next time. Absolutely hope to return!
And please spread the word brother 🙏
I seen vids with Pakistani stone lifters and major respect to you bro! actually seeing this content almost makes me want to hit an odd object pr again lol.
I'd love to see vids of stone lifts, bro
@@MartinsLicisNext time you will have alot more hosts waiting brother. Keep it up
This is the best strength content out there, nothing comes even close! It's like watching a big budget series on Netflix or something!
right. its better
For real. Martins and Romark continue to deliver.
Peace and love from Punjab, Pakistan to everyone around the world 💚🇵🇰
Islam Zindabaad.
Punjab Zindabaad.
Pakistan Zindabaad.
☝🏼⚔️💚🇵🇰💚⚔️✊🏼
@@longlivelogic8128Imran Khan Zindabaad 🇵🇰✊🏽
ماشاءاللہ ❤
Love except apartheid state and their terrorism supporters
This is still the best strength series I’ve ever watched. I’ll be honest, I’m not pitting one over the other, but this puts the History Channel show with Brian, Eddie, etc. to shame. At the end of the day, they’re both serving the purpose of getting folks interested in strengthening their bodies and hopefully learning something.
That’s a huge compliment! Thank you brother! Please do spread the word so we can keep growing this project 😎🫶
All this strength exercises you practiced are Ancient Indian techniques because earlier their was no country on the world map with name Pakistan it was India so anything heritage you see in Pakistan is all of India except Terrorism
I am so glad I was recommended this video. This was amazing, your presentation, story telling, camera work and passion for the sport, I just can't believe I enjoyed it as much as I did. For reference I am in to philosophy, math, politics, science. But this was equally gripping content. You have the right recipe, just brilliant.
I too believe we could learn a lot from the Pakistani traditions! Living in a small border town in North America. I’ve watched our countries, Canada and America, and our peoples become more and more selfish, entitled, two-faced, and anti-social. To the point where it is now out of hand. You can’t even say, “Hi!” to anyone anymore without them thinking you want something from them, or that you’re trying to attack their character or life choices! I believe that drugs and social media have played a huge role in this. But if our countries took a page out of Pakistan’s playbook maybe we’d have peace in the world? Who knows? We won’t unless we try!
Great content guys! Can’t wait for the next video!
Some aspects of Pakistan is really great but there's a huge issue of religious extremism which is horrible
@@ALC0A021there is no religious extremism if all people respect each other and don't abuse each other or commit blasphemies,cuz people here will suffer everything with a happy face but there is no compromise on religious identities ,same goes for Muslims as well ,if someone commits blasphemy on other religions we socially boycott him and criticise him on every level 👍
"O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each other (not that ye may despise each other). Verily the most honored of you in the sight of Allah is (he who is) the most righteous of you. And Allah has full knowledge and is well acquainted (with all things)." Glorious Qur'an
@@KHABIB-TIMEI love that beautiful verse from the glorious Quran. ❤
@@jackwilliam2965so what are you waiting for? sir visit your nearest mosque with open heart and hard questions, INSHALLAH we will be brothers soon.
I’m from India 🇮🇳 i really love Pakistan 🇵🇰 Pakistan s people culture everything amazing 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇮🇳🇮🇳❤❤
love for ind from pak
We need more Indian's like you 🇵🇰❤🇮🇳
U are also pakistani
Martins out here breaking barriers and uniting cultures. He is the hero we never expected. From silly rotators to heartfelt cultural exploration, martins's appreciation for life abound is real and he is really doing the damn thing. Respect
What culture? Pakistan has no culture. It has forever struggled to find its identity ever since it was created.
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This is so well done and your voice over the start is so epic 👏 great series this needs to be on Netflix
yeah but just not on netflix.
This isn't "content" - this is a display of strength, humility, and curiosity. Testamant to you, Martins! Keep up the great work!
The hospitality out there always amazes me, I definitely want to visit Pakistan.. got a friend born and raised in Karachi I met in Thailand there
This was so well done its mind blowing.. as a Pakistani that was born and raised in the uk its actually opened my eyes .. thank you
It saddens me that u was born & raised in the uk buy still class yourself as Pakistani....my family heritage is irish but was born & raised in the uk so I'm English/ British ....if you feel so Pakistani what don't u ever visit there or possibly move there so u can feel at home ?
@user-ws1hb5eq1n it saddens you because your pathetic... even if I was born on the moon I will always be pakistani... my heritage and culture will always be there what's truly sad given Irelands history it is so cheap to you that you feel so distant from it...
And the reason I'm here is because my grandfather was a general major in the pakistani army and like many others fought for Britain in ww2, and because of that the queen gave him a pardon to be here so along with my father and his siblings we were allowed to stay
So I have every single right to be here
it saddens you because your pathetic... even if I was born on the moon I will always be pakistani... my heritage and culture will always be there what's truly sad given Irelands history it is so cheap to you that you feel so distant from it...
The reason I'm here is because my grandfather was a general major in the pakistani army for 25 years and fought for Britain in ww2, and because of that the queen gave him a pardon to be here so along with my father and his siblings we were allowed to stay
So I have every single right to be here.
Why would it sadden you... even if I was born on the moon I will always be pakistani... my heritage and culture will always be there what's truly sad given Irelands history it is so cheap to you that you feel so distant from it...
The reason I'm here is because my grandfather was a general major in the pakistani army for 25 years and fought for Britain, and because of that the queen gave him a pardon to be here so along with my father and his siblings we were allowed to stay
So I have every single right to be here
@@user-ws1hb5eq1n lots of people still have their culture at home, often because they don't have the money to fly "home" to their country of heritage all the time. It's not like being Irish in the UK, where you can grab a ferry from Liverpool or Anglesea and be in Dublin in a bit with your car and all mate lol. Pakistan is thousands and thousands of miles away from Heathrow.
Such an amazing job on the series guys! Any network would be smart to fund a version of this with 60-90min long episodes.
I agree! That would be awesome! I would support that 100%! But, only if Martins and the crew could have full creative control over their content! I personally could not support it if they took that away from them.
Love to Pakistan from india 🇮🇳
Beautiful 🫶🙏 Thank you for watching. We will also need to visit India.
Martins and Romark, thank you once again for this incredible series. The quality you put into it is just ridiculous. Romark, your filming and production is BBC level, and Martin's, your hosting and voice-over work is awesome. Cheers fellas!
THIS. Top notch all the way.
Thanks for portraying Pakistan in a positive light. Loved the video. With more time national kabbadi players could have been featured. They bring more size, strength and power to the game.
I was only vaguely aware of kabbadi and appreciated learning the basic rules by watching this video. It seems a little like a game I played in school as a child, but of course with much more physical contact and challenge. I think it could catch on outside of the subcontinent if given the chance - I certainly find it interesting.
Thank you so much for the love and support! Please do spread the word so we can have longer trips to these places for more through coverage 🙏🙌
this is panjab dear......................... PAKISTAN IS CULTURALLY DIFFERENT FROM PANJAB....WE LOVE OUR PNJABI IDENTITY
@@vantagehistory1813 go to india then.
Npc comment
Martins is sucha a humble, kind, respectful, grateful and warm hearted respectable man. He inspires me to be a better man myself. God bless you Martins dude. Your mum would be so proud of you 🙏🙏🙏
i agree
Thank you Brothers. God Bless. Thank both for showing me things and places I will never get to see myself.
Thank you! Spread the word so we can keep bringing more 😁
So excited this series is out! The food in Pakistan looks gorgeous!
Everybody says that… until they use the restroom 😂 *spoiler alert* The food is mostly spicy
But absolutely BEST in the world in my opinion.
What a beautiful episode, can't wait for part 2 of this journey. Pakistan is amazing and thank you Martins for making this series.
Amazing! This needs to be a Netflix series. Romark’s camera work and Martins’ narration is perfect
As much as I love watching you compete in strong man comps and watching you prep for them, THIS IS YOUR CALLING!!!! *and painting lol I am so very proud to call myself a fan of team Martins!!!! Nothing but love and respect!!
Thank you again for showcasing yet another form of strength unknown in the brilliant country known as pakistan, i am and the world is looking forward to Part 2.
This is Netflix level production quality. This should not be free, but it is, and we all truly appreciate it. Congrats on everything!
What an incredible experience. Lap it up. You're earning so much respect from these people that I think you will become even more loved.
Man I freaking love this series! It's so rad seeing all these cultures and their take on what it means to be strong. I hope you two are able to continue this for a long time.
Amazing to see you guys bringing these stories to the world, shedding light on people who deserve more coverage.
This was a great episode. I remember meeting you a while ago when you were here man.
You're tapping into the potential and parts of Pakistan that even natives like me don't know about fully.
Much respect to you for coming out all this way and showcasing my beautiful country.
And thank you to Romark for getting this video out in such high quality and in record time.
The boys did it again!! Cant express how wholesome this series makes me feel! Thank you guys, these videos fill my heart!!!
Much love from Barcelona!!!
I’m glad someone is finally going out there to check out the stone lifting
You guys go above and beyond on the quality of this series. Truly amazing
Ooh, first Strength Unknown to come out since I discovered and finished binging the entire playlist. Love to see it.
I remember when you guys were fundraising for this during your live training for the Rogue Invitational. So awesome to see it come to fruition and I can't wait for part 2!
This is just beautiful. I love these series. You guys are doing a great job producing these. The episodes seem to zoom by as soon as it starts.
No wayyy
It’s always fun to see 10 comments on a 25 minute video that was just released 10 minutes ago.
Haha, well, I sure love it! Anything that helps push these out there 😆🙌
Wow, one of the best I have seen covering Pakistan. Thank You❤
This was awesome! Can't wait for the next episode, you guys always deliver. All the best from Sweden 🐉.
Absolutely amazing job to Martins and especially to Romark. The videography and editing is second to one gents. The work y’all are doing to bring the world together thru strength is impeccable. Can’t wait for PART 2!!!
Strength unknown needs Netflix to hit them up could be massive series love the work guys god bless
Damn, I just love your channel, exploration of cultures, and storytelling. You got a great team and what wonderful experiences that the niche of strength can take us!
Love these videos great job Romark and Martins! Cant wait for the second video!
I love the direction you guys have taken this channel with . Great work
Love the series so much really enjoy all the work you both put in
This series is so good! The quality is on par with Nat Geo shows, but the subject matter is more compelling. Thanks for going on these journeys. All the best!
Amazing as always! Such a tremendous travel serious. You wear your inspiration on your sleeves and I bet Bourdain would have been proud.
Martins and Romark, I really do appreciate your strength unknown series. I hope that some media company gets behind you to get it onto a big network. The production and time put into these productions are remarkable considering the small team behind it. Or maybe you guys are happy with the content as it is now and want to keep it as is. Either way you guys are doing an awesome work to show what strength is around the world.
What an amazing video and experience. Ive been a follower from Pakistan since a few years now Martin, really glad you could enjoy the beauty and hospitality of my country. Appreciate you
Wow, one of the very best content I have seen, great cinematography, great narration, and overall an amazing video to watch. I am looking forward to the 2nd episode. Thanks for coming and exploring this great country ❤
I literally just went through and watched all the strength unknown series. I loved them so much! Such a good series. Thank you for the inspiration.
Beautifully produced. You bring so much passion and warmth to your documentary.
Bro. I really love your strength unknown content. Thanks!
Eyyy, you guys are definitely doing something right with the continuation of this series. You guys actually got me to sit through an entire ad read when I can fast forward due to the entertainment and educational value. Keep up the great work! Can’t wait for what’s to come. 👊
I am from Punjab, Pakistan. It's called "Kabadhi" in the native Punjabi language. This game is much popular in the both Punjab regions, Eastern Punjab in India and western Punjab on Pakistani side. It requires both as well as physical endurance and technics to perform well in the field. While spectators stay around in a circle and a commentator makes the environment in the native Punjabi language which has many dialects according to the wide spread regions on both sides.
Beautiful 🙌
But Pakistan wins the Kabaddi championship on a regular basis against India.
@@gadgetsnation6118haryana india k players tum logon ko hamesha dhool chata dete hain....kya aukaat hai tum logo ki farzi kaum
@@gadgetsnation611836-4 competition record for India over Pakistan according to Wikipedia in international men’s kabaddi competitions. India won all of the women’s ones with 15-0.
This is so petty gosh
This series is amazing! So professional and well done.
This was a brilliant video wrestlers in Punjab and Pakistan are something else. Great athletes
This channel deserves way more exposure. STRENGTHS SECRETS ALL AROUND THE WORLD. IT IS LITERALLY A DOCUMENTARY FILM
As always, great job. Can't wait to see the next one
Another great one, Martins! Beautiful filming, interesting story and people. Killer video. And your narration should be used by others too, it's great.
Man I love your videos. The strength unknown is so phenomenal.
Thanks so much for your fantastic series
It’s amazing 👍🏼💪💪
Awesome video Martins! I always look forward to a new Strength Unknown episode!
Best strength documentary series! This is Discovery Channel quality production, i can't put into words how much i love this series!
YESSSS I have been commenting this for multiple vidoes. I friking love you for this
Combining the wonder of travel with different perspectives of strength?! This is absolutely brilliant content and I'm very excited to see where the inspiration takes you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for bringing the incredible world of strength to the mainstream from places that not everyone would be lucky to visit.
Since you are in South Asia, I wanted to suggest you to also visit Nepal and see the incredible strength of Sherpas, who are known to carry weights that are 2X their body weight in mountains and conditions that regular humans would not be able to survive, such as Mt Everest.
Looking forward to more strength contents.
I'm a huge fan of the dream like quality of your production and delivery. The respect you show the places you visit feeds the soul. Thanks Martins et al, you make the world a better place.
Long time sub here and this seriously needed some love, thank you so MUCH Martin! ❤❤💪
Amazing and fascinating content, Martins and Romark!
dude I paused the video earlier went to type a comment then the video was gone....glad ya got it back up! This is the comment from earlier....
I by no means am an athletic man at 52 lol couch potato is more my speed after work. But I tell ya I REALLY look forward to your videos! The great narrating, the incredible locations, the people that take your big ass into their gyms and homes and treat you as friend/family, and the editing that makes it all just so fun to watch! Keep up the incredible story of your Strength Unknown and I'll happily hit that thumbs up and comment to feed the algorithm! lol Bless you and yours good brotha now off to finish what I already know is going to be a great video!!
Awesome as usual guys. Excited for the next one!
damn this is so dope i am beyond stoked for this. wow my excitement cannot be described. I thought maybe the country is not safe but you went i am so happy
Content is as always👌But the production value is incredible! Awesome work guys! 💪
Amazing doc, hurry up and upload part 2!
This is a great travelogue. Well filmed and fascinating commentary
Welcome back!
Thank you for sharing.
This is my favorite series on TH-cam! Truly amazing camera work by Romark and Martins is a modern day Anthony Bourdain!
Lovely video! Can’t wait to watch part 2! Love you Dragon!
Great content, guys! I love these movies! Thank you for sharing!!!
Love this series. Keep it going if you can.
Martins, Romark, and any other teammates. I love the content! I how you're all well and enjoying the travels as much as we're learning so much about the strength cultures you've shared
love these, thank you
Martin this is great stuff. I could watch a full documentary on each episode.
What a beautiful experience you must have had in Pakistan. Congratulations and thank you for the great work
Hi Martins! Please keep pumping these fabulous videos out!! Thank you
MARTINS!!! Man that was epic! Can't wait for the next episode!
Please never stop this series ( I know it’s an ass ton of work it’s just so interesting)
wow, this is amazing, really enjoyed the video and your amazing journey.
I absolutely love your videos. Traveling the world and exposing these unique strength and combat sports along with the cultures that they emerged from is truly beautiful.
Amazing work documenting the beautiful strength culture!
Unbelievable job here. These series are amazing 👏🏼
You should do a visit of Iran for sure ! Plenty of strength culture there both historical and modern.
cant wait for part two, great series
really enjoy watching content, thank you and your team!
Amazing! Can't wait for part 2
Love this episode’s guys keep making more, love you guys 💪🏼
Love this series!
Thank you once again for this amazing content!
Martins and Romark, please keep doing that incredible work, showing us the beautiful of World Sports. Total respect for you guys.
Really amazing. Thank you so much for this
Words can not describe how much I’m loving these videos