I’m only 21 and need all the help I can get haha. Im 6”3”, 100kg(quite lean) and very strong already so have a lot of potential for the sport. I’ve always been naturally very strong too.
Incredible to find this! Thank you so much Martin! Planning a stone lifting tour from the US one day. I liked the comment about disrespecting the stone and ending up in the coffin. Hah!
Thanks for the tutorial ! i'm trying to train for stone lifting, but round stones like these are hard to come by in france. i'm already lifting sandbags in this fashion, do you think that it will carry over ?
Yes sandbag training is a great progression exercise for stonelifting, not just as it is a similar exercise but lifting sandbags really helps increase grip & forearm strength so it is a very good carry over exercise for stonelifting.
I guess there's an element of risk for those prone to back trouble. I wouldn't want to throw my back out in the middle of a farmer's field or derelict churchyard.
Great thanks, do you need to contact anyone before just rocking up ? have been looking at the stuff on the old man of the stones but haven't got to this one yet, cheers
Great Martin, need to get some practice in looking to head up in the summer and give it a go, cheers for all your help and inspiration. First stone lift i saw that peaked my interest was when Andy pressed the Inver stone, that was a few years ago now.
That one motion method had a good angle. It was a fluid lift. Rich history on this stone.
Thanks for the tutorial
Thank you for the information, keep the videos coming
Thanks for the video. Getting into strongman full time now and this helps a lot.
Very welcome, glad this video has helped.
Any further help I can be to help in your stringman carrier please just let me know, I will be adding a log press to stone press video this month.
I’m only 21 and need all the help I can get haha. Im 6”3”, 100kg(quite lean) and very strong already so have a lot of potential for the sport. I’ve always been naturally very strong too.
Martin Jancsics Any tips on getting the log from the knees to the upper chest, the cleaning portion I find the most difficult. Thanks you
Thank you Martin, I think that was just what I needed for tackling one of "my" stones.
I really appreciate it. Thanks
Very welcome buddy.
In awe of the size of this absalute unit
Incredible to find this! Thank you so much Martin! Planning a stone lifting tour from the US one day. I liked the comment about disrespecting the stone and ending up in the coffin. Hah!
Your very welcome, great to here you are planning on a stonelifting tour, any further help I can be please let me know.
Thanks for the tutorial ! i'm trying to train for stone lifting, but round stones like these are hard to come by in france. i'm already lifting sandbags in this fashion, do you think that it will carry over ?
Yes sandbag training is a great progression exercise for stonelifting, not just as it is a similar exercise but lifting sandbags really helps increase grip & forearm strength so it is a very good carry over exercise for stonelifting.
I guess there's an element of risk for those prone to back trouble. I wouldn't want to throw my back out in the middle of a farmer's field or derelict churchyard.
How many sets and reps do you do?
Is this one of the best stones to start with Martin ? Great video cheers Del
captainmorgans1976 Hello, yes this is a stone I would recommend as a good starter. it's a fantastic stone to lift & also in a great location.
Great thanks, do you need to contact anyone before just rocking up ? have been looking at the stuff on the old man of the stones but haven't got to this one yet, cheers
captainmorgans1976 Don't need to contact anyone buddy, you can just turn up & make your attempt.
Great Martin, need to get some practice in looking to head up in the summer and give it a go, cheers for all your help and inspiration. First stone lift i saw that peaked my interest was when Andy pressed the Inver stone, that was a few years ago now.