Size is not everything !!.....If you ever think, nah, that’s not possible – watch this …

[Cidersomerset]

If you ever think, nah, that’s not possible – watch this …

Monday 10th November 2014 at 08:53 By David Icke

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Published on 4 Nov 2014


Real Girl Power

[citsym]

Great video ... motivation and more ...

[Snowflower]

That Was Awesome!

[Carmen]

Amazing, great to watch.

[Cjay]

With focus and determination, we can achieve amazing things

[DeDukshyn]

It's even more impressive when you see the context of the whole episode and see all the "superhero"-like buffed, strong, tall men fail, and fail and fail again on this course - same course for men and women -- no one gets a break on these courses.

[TargeT]

It's even more impressive when you see the context of the whole episode and see all the "superhero"-like buffed, strong, tall men fail, and fail and fail again on this course - same course for men and women -- no one gets a break on these courses.


very impressive.

However, I will note one minor advantage.. her size. I grew up wrestling in highschool and I'll tell you what, the sub 5' category packed the most muscle to weight ratio ever. her size gave her an advantage & anyone who thinks differently has never done body weight athletics.

[DeDukshyn]

It's even more impressive when you see the context of the whole episode and see all the "superhero"-like buffed, strong, tall men fail, and fail and fail again on this course - same course for men and women -- no one gets a break on these courses.


very impressive.

However, I will note one minor advantage.. her size. I grew up wrestling in highschool and I'll tell you what, the sub 5' category packed the most muscle to weight ratio ever. her size gave her an advantage & anyone who thinks differently has never done body weight athletics.

I believe muscle insertion points, flexibility and balance, visualization, and instinctual intuition are more critical than size -- it what allows size to have less influence. Not all small people are advantaged - that is for certain. ;)

Edit: But yeah, smaller people tend to have much better strength weight ratios (me being one of those). But I have seen some otherwise thin, lanky men, put on some decent muscle as well with good results, but again the right insertion points for the body type is also important.

[Ellisa]

I have never seen anything like this! I'm glad she did so well--- if only to silence that objectionable man commentating who couldn't believe a mere female could do such amazing things! As TargeT points out , small can be an advantage in such situations, and gymnastics gives a definite edge. I know a 12 year old girl who weighs 27 kilos and is tiny, but very agile and strong. She is also a gymnast and her leg, arm and shoulder strength is impressive and so unexpected in such a small child. This woman has no bulging muscles, but she does not need them as her body bulk is minimal. What a magnificent effort from a wonderful athlete!

Has she got a name --or did I miss it?

[Natalia]

Amazing. She is like spider woman! lol

[citsym]

Here's an interesting motivational video

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[TargeT]

Edit: But yeah, smaller people tend to have much better strength weight ratios (me being one of those). But I have seen some otherwise thin, lanky men, put on some decent muscle as well with good results, but again the right insertion points for the body type is also important.

I'm not quite the opposite, but 5"11 215lbs is definitely not small; I've had my eyes opened by some amazing "small people" (close to half my weight (and MUCH more skilled)) in Jujitsu and other physical activities, I think there's some sort of leverage advantage or something.

[DeDukshyn]

Edit: But yeah, smaller people tend to have much better strength weight ratios (me being one of those). But I have seen some otherwise thin, lanky men, put on some decent muscle as well with good results, but again the right insertion points for the body type is also important.

I'm not quite the opposite, but 5"11 215lbs is definitely not small; I've had my eyes opened by some amazing "small people" (close to half my weight (and MUCH more skilled)) in Jujitsu and other physical activities, I think there's some sort of leverage advantage or something.

I think a lot of it is mental ... smaller people have way more conviction. to get the job done better than a larger person -- to their benefit of course. One thing for sure - Never judge a book by its cover! ;)

Edit -- watching this gain -- her extreme flexibility and incredible range of motion championed her through obstacles where many others failed.