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Not important, men can beat that mark too.

@@TommWayfarer yeah , so , didn't you see the list , there were men too . like what it even has to do with the video , bro , you just want to ride the high horse of other strong men and prove you are stronger , when you can't do shit . what the lady did , not all women can , just like what men on that list did , not all men can - until you are in that field , its not that deep you know .

@Ananya Mohpatra07 she is an outlier tho. The strongest man will always be stronger than the strongest woman. Yes, there are women who are stronger than men, but those women are above average, while the average man will be stronger than the average woman.

@@RTMcFly-ni4qy I never said women are stronger , just said this particular tournament , has men and women [ if you see the list - i don't remember correctly , but I am just responding ] . and certain women are ranked higher than men .[ but i guess the first one is still a man, you can fact check me on this ] The person , I replied to said as if any men can beat that , but in reality , those men themselves are on edge of the spectrum . I don't understand , how my simple statement where i specified , what this lady did not all women can , gave you a message that , somehow I am implying that avg women is stronger than avg men . [ I am sorry , not trying to be rude , but I am not american to be a biology denier ( i have seen those clips of americans saying some outlandish things - I know not all are like that ) I clearly said , the commenter just wanted to undermine this lady's achievement , under the pretence of " Men can do that easily " - which actually meant " I can do it easily " . same when in class , someone goes like - If i studied , I could have done it easily - but you didn't though , So , don't comment until you do it . moreover , I just wanted to point that there are men too in that list , so not any man can beat that , only those with exceptional strength and practice

Well unless it was 2014 last night and I woke up this morning in 2022 you don’t know what your on about

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The “fook me” and the “wow” Impressive hold for sure. Very impressive.

@@wileecoyote5749 Giants Live: ‘the chains are adjusted for each athlete, so the weight in hand remains the same’ The women did the exact same weight as the men.

The longer your arms the harder it is due to the angle change, so being smaller is an advantage in this event, similar to deadlifting

@@pesmerga182wrong they adjust the chains to make angles and resistance the same

@@flashinthepanpaydirt7387 wrong, they didn't, she had the advantage by angle

She beat Kevin Faires which is mighty impressive

@@petershortland478 yeah it was definitely impressive, dont mean to take anything away from her. Also was interesting to see the slightly lower stance than you typically see. I wonder if this will prompt more guys to try a similar stance. I also like the fact it was the same setup as the men, makes it easier to judge comparative strength when its all the same.

Imagine her and Mark having offspring!?! The child that could grip the world!!! 😂

@@forteka81 except Mark is genuinely old enough to be her grandfather…she’s only 21 - makes it even more impressive ❤❤❤

@@nicolakibble its says she's 31....

I mean have you seen someone give birth? It’s def not a smooth ride lol. Most do not do it natural without any pain meds, epidural, c section etc. Her body is tailor made for this. A freak of nature like what you’d see at the top of any sport.

Martins Licis actually employed a similar tactic, getting really low into a squat to try reduce the angle- looks like Gabi listened to her team captain!

@@GiantsLiveSTRONGMAN glad to hear from u admin! Indeed it looks like the advice paid off. A very smart and technical effort.

Whilst the angle does affect the way the force is applied throughout the body, it doesnt make a huge difference. If you sit lower than your hands, it feels like you can generate more force through the lats, which i think does add a little in terms of efficiency. However at the end of the day, it will always be the forearms and grip that goes, and hence anything after the forearms in terms of the mechanical chain, doesnt help a huge amount.

Martins Licis did use the same technique and managed a time of 1:02, so it's not quite clear cut that the technique provides a significant advantage (although a sample size of two is still limited). I also think that a lower center of gravity is essential when it comes to something like the tug of war, but I'm not sure it has such an impact here.

@@mindblown42069 Yes grip will be the limiting factor but if you squat down and have the force of the chains go into your knuckles, further to your palm it will be easier to hold rather then having the weights force straight on your fingers. Clever technique displayed and of course one tough lady!

The chains are adjusted per athlete, so the weight in the hand remains the same for all athletes!

Before they event they get all competitors to stand at the equipment and they work out in advance which link of the chain each athlete will need to keep everything as equal as possible. Becuase otherwise, as you point out, short arm athletes would have a giant advantage.

@@GiantsLiveSTRONGMAN so how is it possible for a woman to beat someone like martin licis if everything is equal? is this really what you are claiming? Sorry but I find it hard to believe just because of you know.. genetics. Not being sexist just skeptical

@@jjjtalon I agree, its so incredible it is a bit hard to believe. Especially bc two of the women were right there w guys like Martins and Kevin. But hey disbelief is an amazing complement for an amazing accomplishment.

@@jjjtalon I think being that short really helped her tbh

Great pun. 😂

Yes, exact same set-up!

@@PaulSmithLift crazy performance

grip strenght the biggest difference ? said who? i think upper body strenght biggest difference

@@jonasc1771 research says.

@@moa3821 gabi says "nooo"

The chains are adjusted so everyone has the same distance between the pillars.

@@PaulSmithLift ok I was hearing someone say because her wingspan is shorter the pillars were more vertical making it easier. Thanks for clearing that up 👍

@@PaulSmithLift pillar angle is different for everyone there, the larger the wingspan the higher si the leaning angle, same distance doesnt matter but angle does

@@Milan_M95handles are adjusted for arm length

Yes, they adjust chain length to ensure angle stays the same and weight is the same

It's cool that you can comment on KZfaq videos from the 1920s

The irony is unbelievable.

@@inlimboed91 imagine that woman sitting on your face; all hot and sweaty.

The chains are adjusted per athlete, so the weight in the hand remains the same for all athletes!

No

Tbf, even tho she didn't beat Mark Felix, no one will beat him on this event when he is on a good day. She beat Big Gav, Martins, who have decent grips

She did beat multiple men, I think that's what the title is referring to

Mark Felix would this event hands down but that isn't the point, point is we seen 2 women handle this over a minute ok Inez didn't do as well probably inexperienced, Donna Moore tell go as event was already won,

She wasn't too far from beating his record.

@@eddyalvaross2195 20 seconds? That's not even close

@@eddyalvaross2195 I bet she can win since she's a girl

@@carsongrettler6770 It's not about her sex. It's about her gene and her physical strength.

Mis timed the brace and it just pulled her off the platform. It was the 1st time the ladies competed on this event/ instrument so with more practice I think Inez would have put in a great time too.

Exactly the same weight, the only difference is that the handles can be adjusted

Luv it bud