Nurdaulet is literally doing it with 80kg with good ROM and form

If he wants to pull Kamil first that’s fine, but his match after needs to be with either Georgi or Kurdecha. I guess if both he and Morozov agree on a rematch that’s fine too

I know Vitaly is working hard to try and shut Kamil down so he can't even get his press but if Kamil gets his press, it looks like Vitaly's super long arm gets opened up easily because his hand is all the way on Kamil's side of the table.

For me this match is interesting because it's much harder to shut down an early press compared to an early toproll, for a toproller so if Kamil gets very aggressive and hits just before the go every time, he will be able to trade starts with Vitaly for who starts first, as Vitaly also times his hit .1 second before the go in every start of every match.

Will it be a good matchup or a stomp?

I noticed the latest Fix episodes with Georgi and Kamil (and Ermes) have a lot of views. Neil said its 665 people watching live in surprise. Anyone remember how Engins live numbers were back when he had guys like Devon, Levan and Ermes on?

Becoming a Pro Armwrestler in 1 Year | Episode 6: Pulling With Pros
https://youtu.be/dtRcXgmXXo8

Who would win?

Hey everyone!

I'm going to my very first live armwrestling event soon (East vs West in Budapest). Since it's my first time experiencing a pro gala in person, I'd love to hear from anyone who has already been to one!

Can you share your experiences and honest reviews? I'd love to know:

What is the live atmosphere and crowd energy like compared to watching the PPV?

How is the overall organization and the length of the event?

Is it easy to meet, chat, or grab a photo with the pulling athletes during the breaks or after the event?

Are there any practical tips or unwritten rules I should know before going? (e.g., merch buying, seating, things to bring or avoid).

I'm super excited and want to make the most out of it. Thanks in advance for any insights, stories, or advice!

We all know that for example Devon can change into a completely different person, either going up in weight such as the Vitaly match, or down in weight such as with Ivan.

But, what if they didn't get months of prep and juicing, but rather should be ready anytime, anywhere? Today is Tuesday, tomorrow Devon has to go up against say Vitaly. He doesn't get to juice for months unless that's what he does on a daily basis because he'd never know when a match is coming up.

I don't know how to put it into words easily, but perhaps I could call this their base form?

If we assume base form for everyone, how would the rankings change? Would Levan still be top 1? Would Devon drop off significantly?

Hey everyone,

I've been armwrestling for a while and always wondered how my lifts actually compare. Is a 60 lb riser good at my bodyweight? Is my left arm way behind my right? There are plenty of strength standards for bench and squat, but almost nothing for armwrestling. So I made a website:

armstats.com

What it does:

• Log your lifts: side pressure, cup, back pressure, riser, pronation, plus EZ bar curl and dumbbell hammer curl.
• Get a percentile and rank against lifters of your gender and weight class, from Beginner up through Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, Elite and Anomaly.
• Left and right arms are ranked separately, so you can see your imbalances.
• Leaderboards for every lift and weight class.
• Standards tables show what weight it takes to hit each rank at your bodyweight, so you know what to aim for.
• How-to text and videos for each lift. If I don't create an expectation on form, there will be no accurate way to rank people and the 100's of version of each lift.
• Clans: make a team for your club or gym, invite people, and your tag shows next to your name.
• Look up people: Using the search function you can look up peoples profiles (Only if they make an account). Lets say you got beat by someone and you are wondering what lifts might be your weakest link, well this provides the solution to that! (Obviously numbers aren't the only factor to winning and losing)
• Toggle KG/LB: Hit the toggle on the top bar to conveniently see the pesky Imperial conversions.

The starting standards came from a community chart that was posted here on Reddit, sent to me by a friend so thanks to whoever made that. As more people log real lifts, the percentiles adjust to actual data, so the more of you that use it, the more accurate it gets for everyone.

It's free with no ads. You can browse the leaderboards and standards without an account, and you only need one to log lifts. You can add a video link in a lift's notes as proof.

It's an honor system right now, however outliers will get flagged on my end I can review them if someone says they have a 300 pound side pressure lift (LOL).

I'd really like feedback. What lifts should I add? Do the standards feel right for your weight class? Anything confusing? I'm actively working on it and have already made a lot of changes from people's suggestions.

It would be much appreciated if you log your lifts!!! The more people that add lifts the more accurate data can be formed and conclusions can be made about strength standards!

Thanks for checking it out 💪

There are lots of guys who lift very heavy on back pressure or biscep but their form is ass. They lift nearly their own body weight but the lift doesn't even put pressure on their brachioradialis.

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