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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Bluto on February 18, 2007, 09:24:12 AM
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RIP Jon Pall. He died at age 33, while deadlifting.
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World's Strongest Man
* 1983 - 2nd
* 1984 - 1st
* 1985 - 2nd
* 1986 - 1st
* 1988 - 1st
* 1989 - 3rd
* 1990 - 1st
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Jon Pall's routine:
Monday- squat, step ups, leg extensions, leg curls, calves, abs
Tuesday- running and grip
Wednesday- bench press, dips, dumbbell presses, laterals, biceps
Thursday- running and grip
Friday- deadlift, clean pulls, bent over rows, calves, abs
(over the weekend he practised weight for height, caber toss, stone press and log press)
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April 28, 1960 - January 16, 1993
1990 - first man in the world to win the WSM title 4 times.
1988 - wins the Icelandic Bodybuilding championship in the +90 kg. class. It's his last BB win.
1987 - Wins the Pure Strength/Ultimate Challenge Competition contest, held at Huntley Castle in Scotland,against Bill Kazmaier and Geoff Capes.
1986 - It's also said that he became the first man in the world to lift a 150 kg. McGlashen stone up on a barrel.
1984 - wins the Icelandic bodybuilding title in the +90 kg. class.
Sets another European DL record with 370 kg.
Wins the +125 kg. class in competition between Scotland and Iceland in Glasgow. ( SQ: 365 kg, BP: 235 kg, DL: 370 kg. )
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14 years after his death every Icelander still knows the name of Jón Páll Sigmarsson. The man was a god.
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he really took deadlifting too literally
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he really took deadlifting too literally
Apparently. What happened, aneurysm?
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Apparently. What happened, aneurysm?
i heard massive heart attack but it was denied.
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i heard massive heart attack but it was denied.
I read he ruptured his aorta
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He died of a heart attack while deadlifting in the gym.
He had a heart condition anyway so he knew what could happen if he continued.
Hedgehog would know a lot about jon pall
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Kaz vs Jon Pall....who was better?
I always leaned towards Kaz...but Jon Pall was an animal