Andry Strong is regarded as one of the fastest-growing athletes in the Calisthenics social media space. He has been practicing Calisthenics since 2012 and has expertise in the region. Andry Strong has incredible flexibility in his body, enabling him to perform tricks that an otherwise ordinary human would be scared of. While some say it is just genetics, Andry says it is definitely years of practice.

Andry recently featured on the wall of a renowned page with a following base of 1 million. The stunt performed by him raised a huge debate in the bodybuilding world.

Are Andry Strong’s stunts safe?

Andry Strong was given the challenge to do an aerial planche with several gym equipment and his video was featured on the page of ‘Impossible Moves.’ With his history in the Corcus and his years of practice in Calisthenics, it was no big deal for Strong. But what impact will it have on his followers? Will they not be trying it around at home being inspired by their idol? His video raised a serious debate among his followers.

On one hand, one of his fans commented, “One of the greatest kings of Calisthenics.” Whereas on the other, an enraged follower goes up commenting, “What a pity… What matters is not getting hurt.” Another follower came up to the page and commented, “Has he done a handstand on his pinky’s yet?” Fans have been left worried about where this is all going to land.

Followers questioned Strong’s motive behind such videos

Some followers were infuriated with the trick performed, because of the danger associated with it. One of the fans commented, “Instagram is… A new circus?” While someone commented, “That’s nice for you…but would be dangerous for others!” An irritated fan penned, “What fools will do for a follow or like.” 

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What do you think about the challenge that Andry Strong stood up to? Is it right to practice and openly promote such videos as an influencer without putting up no warning of supervision?

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