Larry Wheels Shows Off Massive Biceps, Crushes 100-Pound Hammer Curls During Training Session

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Larry Wheels continues to show off his insane strength and massive physique.

Larry Wheels has been one of the most popular names in powerlifting for years now and that is continuing in different ways. On Wednesday, Wheels shared a recent physique update, showing off his massive biceps and strength crushing 100-pound hammer curls.

Wheels decided to ween off steroids and use testosterone replacement therapy last year. That is all he is using now and has shown considerable changes in his physique. Wheels has shared many updates showing a slimmed down but shredded physique — and he has maintained his superhuman strength.

That is continuing here. Wheels shared a recent post to Instagram showing off his recent feat of strength.

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Larry Wheels Reps 100-Pound Dumbbell Hammer Curls

Larry Wheels shared in his caption that he has not done heavy curls for quite some time but still trains in arm wrestling.

“100lb db hammer curls. Haven’t been doing heavy curls in months. Arm wrestling most definitely kept my biceps strong.”

 

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Larry Wheels has been training to build his strength back up to what it was on steroids and he is coming close as of late. During the second week of January, Wheels completed a powerlifting mock meet to see how his results add up.

During this mock meet, Wheels completed the three major lifts as followed:

Larry Wheels Mock Meet

  • Squat: 330 kilograms (727.5 pounds)
  • Bench Press: 230 kilograms (507.1 pounds)
  • Deadlift: 350 kilograms (771.6 pounds)

It is clear that he will continue to maintain his shredded physique and is building size each day. It will be interesting to see if Larry Wheels decides to take the stage in competition moving forward.

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Greg Patuto
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.