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I can't lose an American Revolution challenge to a British guy
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As you all can see we are at the blacksmith shop
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And Peter Francisco was actually a blacksmith's apprentice at 16 years old
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He was the mule he moved all the heavy stuff. So that is our challenge today for today's challenge
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we have to pick up and carry four anvils ranging and weight from 75 to
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250 pounds into the blacksmith shop and place them on any of the open pedestals
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We're gonna turn around run and grab two bundles of Steel which each weighed
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250 pounds
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Pick him up first guy to get the metal to the blacksmith wins
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So you guys can imagine as a kid how strong he would have gotten
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Moving heavy objects like anvils and steel rods around all day. I got to be careful
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This guy's cuz you know, I have a box set last week. Yeah
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How's it feeling sore? Are you gonna be able to even do this? Yeah, I'll give it a shot
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So these steel rods to right around?
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250 pounds of each hand
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Yeah, as you can see the pickup is not gonna be high at all, so weird stiff leg dead lifting
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500 pounds and it's probably a deficit as well when you're in the gym and do a normal deadlift
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The bar height is at 9 inches. So anything below 9 inches is considered to be a deficit
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Row that's that's more than 250. All right guys, well enough playing around you ready to suit up and do this. Yeah. I'm ready
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All I know is that I can't lose an American Revolution challenge to a British guy on your mark
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Get back Robert
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sad dope
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That started off great I did two anvils at once which really put me in a nice lead I
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Automatically went for the heaviest one. I couldn't pick a rock straight from the forks. I'm so scared of hurting my arm
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So I put it on top of the other ban anvils picked it up nice and low and then went for the kill. I
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Chose to do the heaviest anvil first for the simple fact is running less distance
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My strategy was to put the heaviest samples on the pedestals that were closest to me in the blacksmith shop
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Eddie and I have been butting heads forever. I can't remember a time when we weren't rivals
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It's kind of like he's the English villain and I'm obviously the American hero
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He's like a really chubby version of Jason Statham and I'm a way prettier version of the rock
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My bicep the farmers walks were quite heavy and very unstable ground so you had to take your time got to be careful
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Where you were stepping and I put mine up and went to go and open Skype him away
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He jumped out the way but actually in doing so jump back into my way and ended up hitting Oberst in the ass
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It hurt my arm again, but I carried on
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Oh
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Does not feel good make some eyes for my mom. This is dangerous stuff that we're doing and for something like that to happen
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It's upsetting
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Trying to get it out of your hand. Sorry
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Are you doing you're
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Beautiful. I try
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I didn't realize why you wanted me to move on like no couldn't get any more in the way
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I realized you were coming behind me
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That's a deep you ran right into my catheter. You ripped my bicep. I got nut when I hit you. Oh, sorry, man
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Sorry, buddy. He definitely pulled his bicep a little my hamstring and calf are all knotted up and bruised up. We're lucky
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nobody got seriously hurt, but the winner is
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The one with one bicep that was sneaky of him to grab the heavy one first everything good plan
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He didn't even minted that was a great tattoo. And of course want to go the least distance with the heaviest on Ville, huh?
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So I knew I forgot it first I go on the first log
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Even with one arm the British man beats the Americans
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So whoever did the last anvil tells me I was in here running into that thing. Yeah
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You guys ready to get out of here
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Just so you guys know I said it was the strongest man in the world not the fastest man in the world
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Yeah
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