“It’s a Lot More Painful”: Habitual of Just “Moving a Weight From A to B,” Strongman Giant Describes Transitioning to Bodybuilding as “Horrendous”
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Being a strongman is as hard as being a bodybuilder. Being both of these together is another feat in itself. Eddie Hall has accepted his challenge and is making his way into the bodybuilding scene. The 2017 World’s Strongest Man winner has just started out on the journey and has been training day and night. Hall even challenged 4x Mr. Olympia winner Chris Bumstead.
Hall is going head to head with Bumstead, and the former boxer has already issued a threat to retire Chris. However, Eddie’s training journey is not going smoothly. He started off with confidence, but now he appears to have doubts. Will his challenge to Chris end up being in vain?
Strongman Eddie Hall calls his training horrendous
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The 35-year-old Champion always updates his bodybuilding training on Instagram and YouTube. He talked to U.S Sun about his training and said, “With bodybuilding, it’s making it as hard as possible moving a weight from A to B – the time under tension as they say, to get as much volume through the muscle.”
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He described the training as “horrendous” and said, “So it’s a lot more painful, I’ll be honest, Bodybuilding’s a lot more painful than Strongman in terms of training.”
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Hall admitted that strongman training is more manageable than bodybuilding. However, he has a good experience with stressful activities and seems fine. Hall has also trained with bodybuilding champions Jay Cutler and Jamie Christian. He is taking this new challenge very seriously and is ready to compete with the best bodybuilders in the world.
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A Strongman’s Journey to Mr. Olympia 2024
Hall further explained to U.S Sun “Still organizing a show to appear at,” he said that he hopes that “before the year out I’ll be the on the stage in little thongs.” He seems to be excited about this new venture and is looking forward to 2024.
Eddie is not the first one to transition from strongman to bodybuilding. There are champions such as Terry Hollands and Shawn Frankl. The World’s Strongest Man Award winner is ready to set a new goal and achievement with Mr. Olympia in 2024. He also plans to get shredded for the upcoming year.
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Lucky for us, he is documenting his training journey. Fans are not missing out on any information and can see his daily progress through social media. Will Eddie defeat Chris? Tell us in the comments.
Edited by:
Parth Sharma