Jirka Tkadlcik trained with the first ever strongest man in the world!

One of the strongest men of today, Jiří Tkadlčík, recently tried the disciplines of the Scottish Games in Germany.

He enjoys Germany, so he returned there to train at the farmhouse built in Mühletal by Milo Barus, a German-Czech strongman who was born in Stará Červená Voda in Jesenice.

Milo is also the first official holder of the title of the World's Strongest Man, which he won in 1930 in Paris as a representative of Czechoslovakia. He then managed to defend this title five times in a row.

Disciplines at that time included holding 10 to 15 men on their feet, tearing a deck of 135 playing cards, lifting a 350 kilogram horse, holding two moving cars or pulling a moving van.

This strongman was very well acquainted with another Czech strongman Gustav Frištenský, who is a great model of Jirka Tkadlčík.

Now let's take a look at the video that our strongman and member of the Czech Virus team Jirka Tkadlcik prepared for us.