Ep 7. Revolutionary Strongmen

In The Strongest Man In History season 1 episode 7, entitled "Revolutionary Strongmen," fans of the series are in for an exciting treat. This episode delves into the world of history's strongest men, drawing in famous strongmen like Louis Cyr, who in his prime could lift more than 5,000 pounds. Fans of the series will also learn about other incredible feats of strength from legendary strongmen like Angus MacAskill, Eugen Sandow, and Paul Anderson.

As with most episodes of The Strongest Man In History, there will be plenty of physical challenges for the show's four hosts: Eddie Hall, Robert Oberst, Brian Shaw, and Nick Best. These four contemporary strongmen will put their skills to the test as they attempt to recreate some of the most impressive feats of strength from history.

One of the most exciting parts of this episode will be the competition between Oberst and Best as they each attempt to recreate Paul Anderson's legendary 1957 feat of strength. For those who don't know, Anderson was the first man in recorded history to lift 5000 pounds. To put that in perspective, that's roughly equivalent to the weight of a fully grown hippopotamus. Will Oberst or Best be able to match Anderson's incredible feat? Tune in to find out.

Of course, this episode isn't all about pure strength. Fan's of the series will also learn about the history of strongmen, dating all the way back to ancient Greece and Rome. Viewers will see just how far the sport has come since then, with modern events like the World's Strongest Man contest drawing competitors from all over the globe.

One of the things that makes The Strongest Man In History such a fun and engaging series is the four hosts. Eddie Hall, Robert Oberst, Brian Shaw, and Nick Best each bring their own unique personalities and styles to the show. This episode is no exception, with plenty of playful banter and friendly competition between the four hosts. Fans of the series will get to see a different side of each host as they tackle some of the most impressive feats of strength from history.

Overall, Revolutionary Strongmen promises to be an exciting and educational episode of The Strongest Man In History. With plenty of feats of strength, historical context, and fun personality, fans of the series won't want to miss this episode. Whether you're a diehard fan of strongmen or just looking for an entertaining and informative show to watch, The Strongest Man In History is sure to deliver.