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1. angeldust - Member 

   And my Dads bigger than your Dad

   Posted 3 hours ago #
2. wiggles - Member 

   I manage to lift myself off the sofa occasionally

   Posted 3 hours ago #
3. giantalkali - Member 

   My colleague can squat (it's an exercise or something) three of me, that's strong, but he's not on here. I doubt he even rides a bike.

   He'd fit right in...

   Posted 3 hours ago #
4. mickmcd - Member 

   I'm an ant

   Posted 3 hours ago #
5. km79 - Member 

   One of the women.

   http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/item/7b6484fb-3b00-46d6-a557-ac2a0b6f8591

   Posted 3 hours ago #
6. scotroutes - Member 

   One of the wash-weekly brigade I reckon.

   Posted 3 hours ago #
7. nick1962 - Member 

   Really obese folk must be pretty strong.Some carry around 10-20 stone + around with them everywhere they go.I realise they don't do as much exercise as many but tbh I am pretty sure I couldn't even walk to the corner shop carrrying 10 stone and I couldn't even lift 20.

   Posted 3 hours ago #
8. transporter13 - Member 

   Not as strong as I used to be but I'm still able to lift anything I need to.
   Washing machines/3 seater sofas... That type of thing (dreams back of a time where I could invert squat 800kg )

   Nick.. Thats true. Being obese myself, walking any distance ie 2 miles or more is a struggle but riding 10-20 miles is fine, abeit slower than you guys.

   Posted 3 hours ago #
9. ton - Member 

   .I realise they don't do as much exercise as many but tbh

   what about those that carry 22 stone around all day, and cycle every day.

   Posted 3 hours ago #
10. jonnyboi - Member 

    3.8w/kg

    Posted 3 hours ago #
11. jimjam - Member 

    Who is the strongest

    Depends how you define it.

    nick1962 - Member

    Really obese folk must be pretty strong.Some carry around 10-20 stone + around with them everywhere they go.

    Not relative to their bodyweight. They might develop stronger lower bodies, legs in particular but not in a useable or sustainable way. They might be able to move 20stone out of bed, or up from a seated position but how many full bodyweight squats or pistol squats can they do.

    Posted 3 hours ago #

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12. angeldust - Member 

    I have the most terrible feeling a couple of people might have taken the thread title seriously

    Posted 2 hours ago #
13. giantalkali - Member 

    Strength of mind?
    Against disease and infection?
    The power of merciless bants?
    Or plain old lifting stuff up?

    Posted 2 hours ago #
14. pondo - Member 

    You know those plastic stackable garden chairs? I once carried twenty of those. Twenty.
    /endthread

    Posted 2 hours ago #
15. pondo - Member 

    So strong I posted it twice. Twice.

    Posted 2 hours ago #
16. jimjam - Member 

    How many?

    Posted 2 hours ago #
17. pondo - Member 

    Twenty. Two zero - twenty. In one go!

    Posted 2 hours ago #
18. Pik n Mix - Member 

    Twenty. Two zero - twenty. In one go!

    Swoon.

    Posted 2 hours ago #
19. gavinpearce - Member 

    I tried lifting a car once as a kid (I’d seen it on the telly) - it didn’t end well. I put that incident as a ten yr old down to my constant back problems!

    Posted 2 hours ago #
20. Rob Hilton - Member 

    For strength to weight ratio I've got be in with a chance - I'm currently a mere 10 stones, but can carry a week's shopping in one hand*

    Mind you, I don't eat much.

    *the right hand - my left arm is pathetically weak.

    Posted 37 minutes ago #
21. pondo - Member 

    Swoon

    
    Yeah baby #vindication

    (Does it matter I'd struggle with, like, eight now? )

    Posted 23 minutes ago #
22. wiggles - Member 

    *the right hand - my left arm is pathetically weak.

    Try using the computer with your right hand to give the left more "strengthening exercises"

    Posted 17 minutes ago #

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