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To all the men that should NOT be reading a blog or watching a video like this
because you are part of the complete society break down fighting for the cause
of men who would rather become effeminate. Effeminate men don’t fight unless
it’s with their purse!
Toughness Builds Strength
Johnny Grube
The most step ups in 5 minutes wearing a 50lb
backpack 158
The Fastest time to 100 burpees/para jumps 3:01
The fastest time to 100 burpees/para jumps
wearing 10lb ankle weights 3:14
The most burpees/para jumps in 1 minute wearing
10lb ankle weights 44
The most stepups on 15" bench holding 20 lb
Dumbbells in each hand in 1 minute 55 times.
The most stepups on a 15" bench in 1 minute holding
40lb dumbbells in each hand 40 times
Most Bench Dips on 15" bench wearing 40lb weight
vest in 1 minute 95
The Fastest time to 50 Dips on suspension chains
46.25 seconds
The most pushups in 30 seconds wearing a 60lb back
pack feet on 15" bench 28
The most Burpees/Para Jumps in 1 minute
wearing 20 lb weight vest 38
The most bupees in 1 minute wearing 10lb
ankle weight (5 lbs each ankle ) jumping on
and off 15"bench 28
The most burpees in 1 minute jumping
on/off 15" bench 30
Most stepups on 15" back pack wearing a
60lb back pack in 1 minute 45
hey man,
sorry, didn´t realize, that i was pissing you so much off.
i will be more careful the next time.
keep the good work going!
all the best from germany!
Hey! John. I have noticed that men with female ‘friends’ (who they usually hang around with) have low testosterone, i.e more feminine. You mentioned it a little bit in your video though. I haven’t read anything like it. Is there any logical explanation of this?
There is evidence that testosterone levels are higher in individuals with aggressive behavior, such as prisoners who have committed violent crimes. … It is of interest, however, that the administration of high doses of
testosterone in normal men had no effect on the self reported aggression scores of the
subjects.Jun 30, 2012 Testosterone and Aggressive Behavior in Man
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3693622/