top 10 Strongest Kids in The World

10 Strongest Kids in The World

Even though kids are capable of working hard and winning competitions, you’ll seldom find them trying to become professionals at something in their early years.
You’ll find most children out in the parks having fun with other kids, playing with their toys, or even watching TV.
And if they’re not playing, they’ll either at school or doing their homework.
But the kids we are going to showcase in this video are different. These are exceptionally strong kids – both mentally and physically.
They are the kind of kids who feel happy only when they have a weight to lift or when they are in their boxing gloves.
Most of these kids are prodigies, and are already smashing world records for breakfast! They’ll boast of achievements that even adults would envy.
They are, the 10 Strongest kids in the world.

#1: Andrey Kostash
How many push-ups can you complete in a row?
One? Five? Or is it ten? That seems to be the most pushups most guys can complete. And even then, they’d be sweating.
Andrey Kostash is no ordinary kid. He has been training since he was a 5-year-old. Guess how many consecutive pushups he could complete.
Well, I don’t know what figure you have on your mind, but this boy managed 4000 pushups, back-to-back, in 2 hours and 29 minutes.
This remarkable feat earned the youngster an honorable prize for breaking the Ukrainian National Record. But even that wasn’t his personal best.
Andrey Kostash could manage up to 6000 consecutive pushups. How does that compare to your own record?

#2: Varya Varvara Akulova
This girl with a petite frame and lean muscles could lift four times her body weight! Her name might not mean much to you, but it means a great deal in Ukraine.
She is the Ukrainian girl who was listed in the Guinness World Records and received the title of “the strongest girl in the world.”
Dear! That’s not a title they just throw around.
At the age of 8, she was able to lift 110 kilograms, and she weighed 40 kgs herself. That’s a little shy of three-times-her-weight.
At 12-years-old, Varya did it again. Insane as it sounds, the girl lifted a total of 300kgs -four times her body weight.
Don’t you think she more than earned the imposing title?
Being born into a family of circus performers, it was inevitable that Varya’s extraordinary strength and ability to lift unbelievable amounts of weight would get noticed sooner. She was only 7-years-old, and she was already winning power-lifting competitions.
But perhaps the most impressive feat of this little girl’s immense strength was captured in a photograph that showed 12-year-old Varya piggybacking both her parents!
Even though Varya isn’t pursuing professional weightlifting anymore, her accomplishments remain incredible.

#3: Naomi Chaya Kutin
We know Supergirl is Superman’s cousin and protector of National city, right? She’s got the same super strength and incredible extraterrestrial abilities.
We have DC comics to thank for introducing us to Supergirl. But, what would a real-life Supergirl look like, really?
It couldn’t possibly be Melissa Benoist. The peaceful CBS’s heroine said that she hadn’t ever hit anyone before playing Kara Zor-El. The poor ex-Glee actor had to work out her core to fit the physically demanding superhero role when she got the Supergirl job.
Our real-life Supergirl would definitely have to be naturally strong. More like Naomi Kutin.
She looks like just another typical Orthodox Jewish girl but she can actually lift three-times her body weight. This makes her, arguably, one of the strongest girls in the world.
But that’s not all.
Naomi Kutin is also a prolific record-breaker. She was only 9-years-old when she set a new powerlifting world record and instantly became a Stargirl.
Picture a 40kg-girl squatting 93 kgs.
That she was able to break an all-time listed record set by the 1986 IPF women's world champion Judy Gedney is impressive, but breaking the record at only 9-years-old is mind-boggling.
By the time she was 16-years-old, she could boast of a 145 kg squat, 164kg deadlift, and 58kg bench.
A documentary film about this extraordinary girl premiered in 2016, describing her as the Supergirl.
Ultimately, the film captures the journey of a young Jewish powerlifter who manages to balance between a very mental sport and devotion to her faith.
She’s not your typical bat mitzvah girl. She is “Supergirl.”

#4: Kyle Kane
This boy’s physique has earned him an interestingly fitting title,” little Arnie,”
It’s clear to see that he is more than capable of smashing anything just like the man he is nicknamed after, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
But the only thing he is interested in smashing is the world records set by benchers and dead lifters.

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