You guys made the knife go out of stock 😂 kershaw.kaiusa.com/cqc-5k.html The other CQC lineups on the site are great too, code WHISPERER will help ya out 💪

@rickanderson8683

Ай бұрын

Look up a strongman called Slim the Hammer Man...

@ARMWRESTLINGWHISPERER

Ай бұрын

@rickanderson8683 watched him a few years ago. Insane hand amd Forearm strength. Would've loved to see him armwrestle

Don't let a concrete worker hold it

@chrisdavis5867

5 ай бұрын

lol me i could do it for a minute

@duquette1792

5 ай бұрын

fr this makes me feel strong as hell lmao

@esexavo

5 ай бұрын

@@duquette1792 they have the smallest one too lol

@kyarl6311

5 ай бұрын

I’m a bricklayer, we got that wrist and forearm strength too, I would of won the sledge as well😂

@turbolab2376

5 ай бұрын

Or a plumber

Mans was fighting for his life to get that knife 😅

@charlesbrown4483

5 ай бұрын

That’s a really nice knife, I would too😁

@johnreidy2804

5 ай бұрын

Wow the biggest and strongest guy there won. I am shocked

@vermilionpill6916

5 ай бұрын

Steroids won again.

@MadHatter9114

5 ай бұрын

And it probably looks like a child’s knife in his hand

@GtsAntoni1

5 ай бұрын

Had nothing to do with the knife.

dude was like whats with the slow counting man

@patmandew22

5 ай бұрын

? Thats what seconds are

@Dane-bootsNcatsN

5 ай бұрын

Right, the higher the number the longer the second it seemed like

@joshuapackard2024

4 ай бұрын

nah he was definitely counting slower after like 9 for the last guy. @@patmandew22

@mattyice9923

4 ай бұрын

@@joshuapackard2024I mean he did cheat a couple seconds so maybe to offset that

@cmt8485

4 ай бұрын

@@patmandew22damn bruh reorganise a few brain cells before you get back to the convo

The last guy was about to summon mjolnir until you told him to keep it level

@ArrBee1

4 ай бұрын

Lol

@markmiller3053

4 ай бұрын

It was way harder level look how he immediately struggled

@GeorAxe

4 ай бұрын

Bro look like a viking

@dianecollins9640

4 ай бұрын

better be talking game levels 😂

His name is now thor

@gideonellis4596

5 ай бұрын

Immediately saw Thor

@darthdever66

5 ай бұрын

Fr I immediately thought of Thor from God of war

@burrburr6816

5 ай бұрын

What does he consider level?

@Savageplumber85

5 ай бұрын

His wrist is going be Thor after that.

@micaheller6426

4 ай бұрын

Kung fu grip Thor

60 year old farmer walks up...

@MrBez007

2 ай бұрын

Good at driving tractors but no use at manual work

@CoryDePaepe

9 күн бұрын

I work on a farm ran by my uncle and we do everything by hand the old fashioned way

An acquaintance of mine that spent his life changing/repairing AG tires and semi tires, used to show off his arm and grip strength with a 12lb sledge. Holding on by the base of the handle, he'd hold his arm out straight, parallel with the ground, and the hammer held vertically. Then, while only moving his wrist, he would slowly lower the hammer head towards his face, and touch his nose with the face of the hammer head, then slowly swing the hammer back to vertical. He could easily do 10 reps in a row with each arm and not break a sweat, it was damned impressive to see.

@Trigorastronomology

4 ай бұрын

Dude. That is impressive. But man this video makes me feel strong. No way they not able to do tricks with that.

@Truckerdaddy

4 ай бұрын

I've done it with a 16lb before. It's no easy task at all.

@teeemm9456

4 ай бұрын

@@Truckerdaddy Yea, I've got a 16lb sitting in my shed, was thinking about grabbing it.

@lesliegibbons6917

12 сағат бұрын

Thats how we did it also. Only broke my nose 1 time.

The last guy reminds me of the armwrestler from Over the Top..the one who eats his cigar and drinks oil..lol

@thaxbest2180

5 ай бұрын

John grizzley 😂

@TOPGUNNR

5 ай бұрын

FCUKEN CLASSIC! Yiu just brought me back, cheers! Have a wonderful day

@Darkour97

4 ай бұрын

Take me higher! Over the top 🎶

@trump45and2zig-zags

Ай бұрын

Go hawk!

You know that guy wanted to scream at the top of his lungs "I am Thor!!!!" Good restraint there 😂

We blacksmith have a much cooler challtwith sledge hammers. You pick it up on the far end of the handle and hold it 😅upright. Then you are to lower the hammer very slowly to your nose until it touches the nose slightly, then bring it back up. If you fail you end up with a brocken nose or worse.

@MR-su9ky

5 ай бұрын

i was JUST going to say this. this is so much fucking harder because it gets progressively harder to hold and if you lose it you either gotta be quick or okay with working the rest of the day with a broken nose

@Yfzmarine

5 ай бұрын

That's the only way I've heard of it being done

@joshuagroves199

5 ай бұрын

Just made the same comment. I should have read this first. But you are right. That was my initiation challenge when I entered the work force. I still love to challenge the new guys with it too.

@johnsanchez1348

5 ай бұрын

Yes this was the game we played.

@SurreyJ

5 ай бұрын

Yup that’s the real challenge

Girlfriend: Wtf is Johnny? I am sure he must be cheating with Malisa or Carol now 😂😂😂 Johnny: Having a great time wirh the boys

The music and suspense peaked when he said "keep it level"... or maybe I'm just high

Back in the day I worked in concrete wielding a sledgehammer all day, holding the steel pin in one hand and pounding it into the ground with the other. The crew used to call me Oak.

@aussiebodie

5 ай бұрын

Smuckenfart....that names piss funny. 👍 I got similar story...was a concreter for years.. spent 5 weeks straight on the jack hammer as the house slabs were all poured in the wet and blew out... I was only a skinny kid and entered and won an arm wrestling contest and flogged everyone.. none of my mates could believe where it came from...lost it as quick as I got it...

@smuckenfart

5 ай бұрын

@@aussiebodie I believe it! The body has amazing adaptability. Now I'm as probably solid as balsa wood having spent the last 20 years mastering sloth.

Looks like he’s giving used knives away 😂

Hulk smash!. That last guy had a beast of a grip fair play.

Oh man, really raising the stakes with a twenty dollar pocket knife 😂

Next. Hold the hammer with one hand, hold it straight out from your chest. Bend your wrist* towards your chest and allow the head of the hammer to gently touch your nose without crushing it. Thats a challenge I've personally done with other people in the past 💪

@joeystull5682

5 ай бұрын

Finally. Came to comment this bro

@matthewgingrich703

4 ай бұрын

Yep thats what we used to do too

@crimsoncadence683

4 ай бұрын

Wrist only. Elbow is cheating.

@EdgeXGaming

4 ай бұрын

Greatest greenhorn challenge ever created. Next level is the maul.

@maggot1234

4 ай бұрын

post a video of you doing it

Looks like it need a lot of rising strength

He had the flashbacks from childhood and a whole emotional origin story happen in between those seconds man, he was powered up.

Dude with the massive forearms were gonna win that one.

Try it with a 16 lb sledgehammer

@watsonira7

5 ай бұрын

Try horizontal arm straight in front of you, bend it back slowly and kiss it.

@joet3123

5 ай бұрын

Simple. I hang 16lbs from my weiner

@infamousej8203

5 ай бұрын

@@watsonira7me and my co workers would do it all the time, it was surprisingly easy 10lb

@johnnyappleseed9254

4 ай бұрын

That look like an 8 pound but it could be a 10

@watsonira7

4 ай бұрын

@@infamousej8203 I wouldn't call it easy but it's definitely easier than doing it with a 16 lbs sledge. Also after you drive a couple million stakes in the ground your arm and wrist are good and plumbed up for the task.

You should have done the old trick where you made them hold the end of the handle with the outreached arm and make the sledgehammer touch the tip of their nose and then bring it away from them with just their wrist 💪 pretty fun construction game😅

@dandolan3168

5 ай бұрын

Railway too lol 10 lbs sledgehammer 😅

@BrandonBReelKillerFishn

5 ай бұрын

@@dandolan3168 🙌🙌🤘💪

Lmfao dude was like “ALL… MOST… THERE….smile on his face, then the main guy kills his joy with a “dude keep it level” lmfao

Mans sounded like Thor at the end😅 🔥💪🏽

When I was younger working in the oil fields there were guys who could hold the bottom of the handle and tilt it back to their nose then back up. NOT me mind you. Tough dudes.

@cohrscohrs9334

5 ай бұрын

I came here to say this. Wasn’t the oil fields for me. An old man block layer showed me this trick when I was like 10. Blew my mind

@soerenuhlmann7078

5 ай бұрын

It's a old blacksmith challenge, we still do that as a thing to apprentices or just as a fun game when we meet up. You get looked at very different by your colleagues if you can't do it. 😂 Hard to be taken seriously by other Smith's if you fail at it. 😅

@soerenuhlmann7078

5 ай бұрын

Oh and most blacksmith are way skinnier in build then all the guys in the vid. Including me.

What's the weight of the sledgehammer? Looks like an 8 or 10 🤷‍♂️

@Frankie-uk4rk

5 ай бұрын

That was question to be answered. Looks less than 8

@gumpster6

5 ай бұрын

Definitely a 6. If they knew how to hold it properly most of them would have lifted it.

@DH-kx5xb

5 ай бұрын

Looks smaller than an 8

I used to work construction a while back, and the guys at work would do something similar. Except, we'd hold a sledge by the end of the handle, arms extended, and try to touch our nose with the hammer head.

I once worked in a mining expansion project. The length of the storage barn we were installing piping in was 1500 yards (1.37 kms / 0.85 miles). I learned about this in a workout video I saw once, so I would take a 36" pipe wrench, or a length of pipe, or some other long and heavy item, and I would walk the length of the barn. I would keep my arm straight down by my side, no bending at all. I would hold the end of the handle of the wrench at 90 degrees from my arm for as far as I could, while slowly see how far toward the edge of the piping I could get to before losing power. It actually got a lot easier the more I did this. It was difficult when I was using 16 lb sledgehammers when I would install event tents. However, with each job I turned using tools like sledgehammers into a good on-site workout. I got paid to go to the gym, so I made the best of my work by using it to get in great shape.

If you dont like my comment then i will eat a chicken nugget

@menofscoobistherepublic7660

5 ай бұрын

do it

it is not just strength involved, but using your entire arm, bicep , and shoulder muscles.

Man was looking at that hammer like he was making it levitate better than anybody else did and just kept on bringing it higher Lmfao

The "whoo" of celebration is priceless 😂

Dude in the blue hit that "Who's gonna carry THE LOOOGSSSSSSS AND THE BOAT!!!!" intensity.

thank you for the thorough explanation of what the challenge was

That knife looks cleeeeean 🔥

Bro was like my muscles finally paid off 😂😂😂😂😂

Nope, the way we used to do that was to hold the sledge by the end of the handle UPRIGHT, then slowly move the hammer head towards your nose, bending only your wrist and not the elbow. Try it.... wear a mouth guard

With that count we never go old! Standby time 😂😂😂

Bro started channeling Thor😂

Bro would be a great tv host for some challenges show or fear factor type shit.

Me, average guy that works with grip strength: "Oh, it's supposed to be hard, got it"

The dude in blue used that leverage beautifully

Dude changed the rules up real quick

This is so cool that Peter Gabriel actually sung a song about it😂

Wow, that is the craziest thing I have ever seen guys trying to pick up a sledgehammer at the far end of the handle . So interesting I never saw that in all my years of work in construction. Keep this awesome content coming 🤨

@anomaly3215

Ай бұрын

does being passive aggressive on the internet distract you from your complacent life?

He for sure was gonna bring that hammer up and kiss it before you said keep it level 😂

It's always the hoodie guy lol sweatshirts got strength boost for sure

Last dude is a beast!

He knew he only had 10 of them in himself, so after 14 he was dumbfounded 😂

“Keep it level “ Stays at a 75 degree angle

“I’d like to thank every product on the wall behind me for making this possible”

We been doing this for years don’t let any diesel techs in the door

Bro really earned that “earned not given” shirt

Last guy was tryna wield it up like Thor

Love these videos. Cool group of people 💪

We do that at work except we try to touch our noses with it. 😂😂😂

Who woulda guessed the guy who’s juiced as much as the liver king would win

That dude's always in your competitions.

Keep that knife, just give me that sledge hammer.😂😂

the real sledgehammer challenge we use to do in MMA you start straight arm then slowly let it touch your nose i saw 3 dudes break there nose trying

As someone who lifts often, I felt this in my upper left forearm watching this.

Last guy had the right shirt lol.

All the years of me using my skateboard as a work out tool would have blessed me this day

Did construction and demolition for 12 years. I can hold this for quite a while. We'd mess around do this stuff all the time at lunch. Lol

His camera celebration at the end 😂

The Whisper was cuter with the shorter Sly Stallone hair cut

The power of the mustache compels you

Last guy MUST have been a dad lmao

Me walking to the shed to get my sledgehammer

I knew a guy in the mining industry that could do this with a 20lbs sledgehammer

As a physicist, I know the best way to keep the hammer level while holding the handle at the end is to spin around and let centrifugal force help. As a dork, I know I'll get dizzy and fall over in less than five seconds if I try this.

My uncle told me when he worked on the rail lines, the challenge was to pick up the sledgehammer in one hand, and curl it and touch your nose.

There's strength, and there's STREENFF!

NOT THE CHILI"S SERVER SHIRT THE PTSD LMFAO

Didn't want broken noses? The sledge face pull 💪... Do that one!

love this work out. That's why kettle bells are the best workout to improve your wrist strength.

Back in the day, 1980’s. Men on the jobsite would hold the end, extend it out and drop the full size sledge until it touched their nose, then back up and extend back out. I saw my father do this many times. That’s back when they built homes with claw hammers. He could turn a 16 penny backwards on hammer head, swing overhead, pin it, then flip and drive one shot. Saw this many times.

I used to work at a tyre shoppe and the guy who ran the semi bay could grab a 3’ 10lb sledge by the very end, hold his arm parallel to the ground, and with nothing more than his wrist touch the wedge side to his nose. Man was a tank

My dad, a man who I will never equal, worked on the TransCanada oil pipeline and the version of this they used to play was to hold the sledge upright, lower the head down to their nose and then raise it again to vertical. Tried it a couple of times when I was in my teens - bloody terrifying to feel the stress in your wrist with the head over your face.

You need to find some of us corn fed country boys to try these things with

Working at a concrete and asphalt recycling plant ...this is common. Try holding it at the very end ,straight up with arm full extended out in front of youand lowering the hammer to your nose and back.

Her: "He's probably cheating on me." Him:

I saw my grandfather hold the end of the hammer straight out and then slowly lower the heavy end to his nose and return it straight out, when he was about 60. He was an average-sized man and I still have no idea how he was able to do it.

My dad would probably be nuts at this. He's worked construction and welding most his life.

The sunglasses let us know who doesn't think his junk is big enough

I played that game as a teenager on my junior fire department with a firefighter axe, we'd then lift it and hold it above our nose for as long as possible before having to set it back down. The chief was not happy...

Bro was waiting 5 minutes per second when counting near the end there 💀

My grandfather an old concrete man used to take a sledge like that and holding it by the end straight out bring the head to his nose and back down. He could hold a charcoal in his hand and not feel the burn due to his callouses and in his 50s do that Russian dance where you squat and kick your legs out. He was incredible and just lookedl like a stocky guy with a beer belly.

I bet that made his wrist Thor

Bro was about to go thor untill he was told to keep it level

Working man strength will get you there.

Can we not count now hahah, my guy was battling some demons to win that knife tho fr

Kershaw?? I wouldn't even take a deep breath for a Kershaw! LOL

Dudes got those viking genes😂

I knew a guy back in the Big Bend area of Texas years ago that would grab the 8lb sledge by the very end and then slowly raise it to horizontal shoulder height ,then with his wrist curl it back until he touched his nose with the head ,then slowly set it down. He had the strongest grip I ever saw.

That's the best use for Husky tools I've seen so far.

Good thing you waited until the last guy to tell me you were trying to keep it level.

I don’t think any of those guys have even held a sledge hammer before😂

That man is a beast!!! Insane