"I'm going to get myself together and come back better and stronger," Jiří Tkadlčík evaluated last season

It is still true that our best Czech strongman of the u105 category is Jiří Tkadlčík, who is known to almost every strength athlete in the country. Although Jiri was out of the game for some time due to his injuries, he came back and is again giving great performances.

We even published an article for you during August, in which we just informed you that Tkadlcik is back in training after his injury!

Ultimate test of strength = natural stone lift. This beauty is 113 kilograms. I don't mean me. Amazing show of strength and a fair workout for almost all parts. Welcome back, Mr. Tkadlcik!

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During last season Jirka managed to compete in 11 competitions, which brought him a lot of valuable experience. He posted the following on his Instagram after the season:

Here's the list of races I did in 2022. At the beginning of the year I thought my back was a wreck and with my record low weight (94kg) I had the strength for more like ROOKIE races in the 80s. But as the year progressed, I told myself I was going for it and slowly got stronger. I got a big kick out of the Strong and kilt race in Germany. Where I decided to test my back. And lo and behold, it worked. I was very careful, but it worked. So I pushed it a little bit harder and even managed to win a title this year that I hadn't had before, the World Team Championships. That was an amazing competition and I literally paid for the first place with my ripped bike... unfortunately, that was what limited me a lot at the individual World Championships in Florida, where I took my worst ever placing, 18th place.. but again, as I say in the joke. With only one hand.

This season gave me a lot and taught me a lot. I'm glad I can still do this beautiful sport. I've learned that health comes first and that I'm only going to be an asshole a little bit more.. So this year I've done 11 races and that's half as many as last year. I'm gonna get my shit together and come back better and stronger.