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Heinz Ollesch, is on the ESPN's World's Strongest Man contest. He's doing the farmers walk with 300lbs in each hand. To understand how strong this is pick up 150lbs dumbbells and start walking around with them. Now imagine holding twice that amount of weight in each hand, Heinz does. Not only that he is pulling trucks and he is inspiring audience's nation wide on ESPN with the unbelievable feats of strength that he is constantly displaying. He would beat the strongest man from America and he is one of the best strongman competitor's in the world today. Who knows, watch out for him, he might be the next World's strongest man, and if not he is going to put up a battle that the other strongman contestants will never forget. Let's meet ESPN's World's strongest man competitor Heinz Ollsech.

The meet coming up on March 8th is Missouri's Strongest Man: The Gus Lohman Memorial V. It is a NAS sanctioned event where the top 3 in every division qualify for Nationals. We have raised over $4500 doing this meet in the last 4 years with our biggest year being @2000 last year. We hope to do even better this year. All proceeds for this contest go to Camp Quality, a camp for children with terminal cancer. I was a companion for a camper once and did a strongman Demo there another year. It is remarkable the work they do there for the kids. These are kids who have too many worried and hardships for their age, but for that week they are allowed to be kids, and get to do some things that they might have never been able to do otherwise.

I am 6’ 1” tall and weigh 300 pounds. I am originally from Potter Valley, which is a small town in northern California with a population of about 1,500 people. I grew up on a cattle ranch. I now reside in Fresno, California. I manage the real estate appraisal department for a national agricultural lending institution and I am also a cattle rancher.