Arm Wrestler Profiles
The
purpose of this website is to share as much
information about arm wrestling as possible with arm wrestlers throughout
the world. Those listed below - of all experience levels - have graciously
submitted tips, tricks, and other knowledge they have acquired through
their experiences in arm wrestling to the "Tips" section of
our website. We are very thankful for any submissions, and we encourage
you to please contribute your knowledge to this
site so that wrestlers worldwide can benefit!
Contributors: Burke, Noland | Greear,
Christian | Hammond, Joseph | Michaels,
John | Sidemore, Mark
| Noland
Burke |
Noland has
been arm wrestling for at least ten years. While Noland used
to enter tournaments frequently, he has not entered a tournament
in several years. During his competitive days, he won numerous tournament
titles, competing as a heavyweight. Today Noland arm wrestles primarily
in bars, and he has "won a lot of free beer." Noland's
best lift is his one arm bicep curl with a dumbbell, where he can
do 25 reps with a 65-lb dumbbell.
Thanks for your
contributions, Noland! |
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| Christian
Greear |
Christian
is new to competitive arm wrestling, having only entered one tournament.
He is an avid weightlifter, and boasts of a 330-lb bench press.
His favorite move is pulling his opponent into a hook, which is
made easier by his ability to curl a 70-lb dumbbell for ten reps.
Christian is going to enter more tournaments in the future, and
he is quickly gaining valuable experience. Christian's motto is
"Never refuse a match no matter the size of the opponent."
Thanks for your
contributions, Christian! |
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| Joseph
Hammond |
Joseph recently
entered his first professional tournament, and he is now planning
on entering more tournaments. Joseph is a very strong man, and,
typical of those with exceptional strength, prefers the hook to
any other arm wrestling move.
Thanks for your
contributions, Joseph! |
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| John
Michaels |
John has entered
five or six tournaments and has pulled down two first place finishes.
John believes that the toproll is the most important move for any
arm wrestler - novice or professional - to master, because "it
is ideal for nearly any situation and will almost always keep you
in the match."
Thanks for your
contributions, John! |
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| Mark Sidemore |
Mark is an
experienced arm wrestler who has experience against all types of
opponents. Mark credits his success on the table to his twice-montly
training sessions with his training partners in the Dallas area.
Mark has been working on his hand strength and can close the 300-lb
Heavy Grip Hand Gripper.
Thanks for your
contributions, Mark! |
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