This little "She-Hulk" from Haryana, India, can actually deadlift 75 kilograms of weight, far exceeding her own estimated weight of about 25 kilograms.
Despite his young age, arshia has successfully attracted everyone's attention with his extraordinary strength and persistence in high-intensity training. To stay in top shape, the young weightlifter follows an extremely demanding diet and doesn't even taste a bite of chocolate. On the
network, many users marveled at arshia's performance. Someone exclaimed: "Wow, I only reached such a weight in my teenage years. I'm really impressed!" Another user praised: "Wow wow wow... India has given birth to a new star who is about to win gold and silver in the Olympics!" Others encouraged her: "What an amazing achievement! Come on, keep working hard!"
While another user expressed his admiration for arshia's strength in a humorous way: "She is only 25 kilograms, I hope all the guys who call themselves tough guys can Try to deadlift three times your body weight." This ambitious little girl is planning to make a mark in the future Summer Olympics in Paris.
At the same time, Dutch female bodybuilder Jackie Koorn, known as the "She-Hulk", also shared her experience on social media. The 34-year-old has 48,500 Instagram followers and often posts photos of wrestling matches and training, showing off her amazing strength. Although her inbox is flooded with requests from men eager to hug or kiss her muscular arms, she knows that not all of them can handle her strength.
Jackie hopes to set an example by herself and inspire more women to increase their self-confidence and show that they can also be independent in their respective fields. However, she also admitted that due to her outstanding figure, she often attracted onlookers in public places and sometimes even made others feel intimidated.
As she said: "People stare at me a lot in public, and I think some people may be afraid of me. Men who train with me or have seen me perform in competitions or in the ring, they may be Some are in awe. They will also jokingly warn others: 'Don't make her angry, she will burst into powerful power in an instant.'"
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