Smallest Man In The World

It is highly interesting to find out the smallest man in the world. Unlike people with normal height and weight, this individual is definitely much different especially in terms of lifestyle. Most often than not, people of such stature are suffering from certain medical conditions, which make their appearances different from that of others. In addition to these interesting details, it is also good to know certain facts about the world’s smallest man.

According to the annual reference book entitled “Guinness World Records,” theshortest man in the world today is Lin Yu-chih, who currently lives in Taipei, Taiwan. He has a recorded height of 2 feet and 2.58 inches or 67.5 centimeters. He works as a social activist and an author. Hosted by English comedian Mark Dolan, he was featured in the documentary show entitled “The World’s SmallestMan and Me,” which was shown in the British Channel 4 in May 2008.

Based on medical findings, Lin Yu-chih is suffering from a genetic bone disorder referred to as osteogenesis imperfecta. The disease hindered the normal growth of his bodily height and bones. Aside from his name, he is also known as Dominic DeMartini. He was credited for founding the Osteogenesis Imperfecta Association.

Aside from Lin-Yu-chih, other individuals claimed to be the world’s smallest man. One of them is He Pingping of China, who measures 2 feet and 5 inches or 73centimeters. He is considered by the Guinness World Records as the shortestman in the world who can walk. He hails from the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, which is also home to one of the tallest men in the world today, namely Bao Xishun, who stands 7 feet and 8.91 inches or 2.36 meters tall.

Another claimant to be the smallest man in the world is Khagendra Thapa Magar of Nepal. However, his Guinness World Records application was not included because he was only 14 years old during that time. When he turned 18 years old, he measured 56 centimeters or 22 inches high. His mother’s name is Dhana Maya, while his father’s name is Rup Bahadur. He and his family came from the Baglung District, which is part of the Dhawalagiri Zone in the country of Nepal. Villagers used to call him ‘little Buddha’ for his very short stature.

At birth, he only weighed 600 grams or 21 ounces. Nowadays, he is said to weigh as much as 5.5 kilograms or 12 pounds. Just like Lin-Yu-chih, he also appeared in the documentary entitled “The World’s Smallest Man and Me,” which aired in the British Channel 4 sometime in May 2008.

World's Heaviest Man Photos, Girlfriend and Death

Heaviest man Photo

World's Heaviest Man  Photo

World's Heaviest Man  Photo

World's Heaviest Man  Photo

World's Heaviest Man  Photo

World’s heaviest man Manuel Uribe WeddingSorry ladies, Mr. Big is finally out of the market.
The world's most obese man is getting hitched.
Manuel "Meme" Uribe says he will wed longtime girlfriend Claudia Solis on Oct. 26 in Monterrey, Mexico.
The two will be married in a civil ceremony at a location still to be decided.
Uribe is unable to walk, and leaving his house means being towed through the streets on his specially made bed.
This year the Guinness Book of World Records declared Uribe, who tipped the scales at 1,230 pounds in 2006, the world's heaviest man.
The 43-year-old has shed about 550 pounds (250 kilograms) since with the help of Solis.
The two met four years ago.
Uribe said Wednesday he will have a bite of wedding cake for photos, but won't eat any more because his diet prohibits it.
World’s heaviest man Manuel Uribe DeathThe world’s heaviest man Manuel Uribe Dies due to heart attack. He got Married few months ago and had him carried by a crane just to attend his wedding. He weighs about 570 kg and is not able to leave his bedroom since 2001. Uribe lost some weight with the help of his doctors and nutritionist by doing the Zone diet but his weight is the main cause of his

World's Most Youngest Pilot

Jack Dopson took his first flying lesson on July 3, six days before his sixteenth birthday.

Schoolboy becomes Britain's youngest pilot at 16

A schoolboy has become Britain's youngest pilot at 16, despite being too young to legally drive a car.

Jack Dopson passed the aviation exams in just three months, which is seven less than it takes most people.

The teenager took his first flying lesson less than a week after finishing his GCSE exams and six days before his 16th birthday.

Now, after 12 weeks, seven exams and 60 hours of flying time, he has earned his wings and gained a Private Pilot's License (PPL).

He is now allowed to fly solo across the UK in a £90,000 Cessna plane - but will have to wait until he turns 17 next July before he can get behind the wheel of a car.

Jack, who lives in North Chailey, in East Sussex, said he owed his success to his uncle who paid the £12,000 tuition fees.

Jack said: "It's quite an amazing feeling to be able to get in a plane and head up into the clouds.
"It's really cool because I can't even drive yet. Most people in school are pretty impressed and keep asking me to take them to France for a weekend.
"I can't believe I'm the youngest ever pilot. I couldn't have done it without the help of my family, especially my uncle."

Jack's love of flying began as a boy and developed in his early teens after he took to the skies with his uncle Fred Bosche, 48, who has his own Piper Cherokee plane.
Jack PPL training began on July 3 at Andrewsfield Airfield, in Stebbing, Essex, when he took off in one of the airfield's single engine, two-seater planes.
Under the watchful eyes of an instructor, he spent almost every day in the cockpit of a Cessna 152 in which he learnt the vital skills needed to pilot an aircraft by himself.
To pass the PPL, he had to do a minimum of 45 hours in the air, including 10 hours of supervised solo flying - when he alone took the controls.
The 60 hours he spent in the air also included 25 hours of learning dual controls - similar to that in a learner car - and radio communication.
Jack also had to do two hours of stall and spin-awareness training and pilot the aircraft for 150 miles cross-country with two landings en-route.
And he had to attend 15 hours of ground school where he sat exams in aviation law, flight performance and planning, navigation, meteorology, human performance and limitations, operational procedures and communications, and a practical radio test.
His flights took place over the skies of Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire, and included one single-handed landing at Norwich International Airport.
Jack completed the course, which usually takes pilots up to a year to pass, on October 12 - just three months later.
His uncle Fred, who funded his £12,000 training, said: "Two years ago I flew Jack across the channel to Le Touquet (corr) in France and he loved every minute of it.
"He really got the buzz straight away. He's a natural and if he wanted to make a career out of it he definitely could.
"I'm really pleased I had the spare cash to help him start flying."

Jack is now able to fly the 100mph Cessna 152 by himself, but cannot leave UK air space until he picks up his official licence on his 17th birthday on July 9 next year.
A spokesman for the Civil Aviation Authority said: "Jack has the equivalent of a provisional driving licence.
"There will be certain restrictions, like not being able to take passengers, until he is 17."
Jack's parents Anne, 41, and Mark, 46, and his younger sister Lara, 13, said they were proud of their son's achievement.
Anne, who runs a mail order company, said: "I do get worried about Jack flying. I mean, he's not allowed to drive, but he can fly a single-engine plane. But I'm a mum and it's natural to worry."
Jack is now studying Maths, Physics, Computing and Business Studies A-Levels at Haywards Heath College, Sussex.
Britain's previous youngest pilot was schoolgirl Sally Cluley who passed her PPL at Humberside airport on August 28, a month before her 17th birthday.

World;s Powerfull man

World's Strongest Man Copetition;;Mariusz Pudzianowski'

World's Strongest Man Competition

World's Strongest Man Competition

This is Phil Pfister competing in the World's Strongest Man Competition here in Charleston, WV this week. I took some pictures today. I don't have time to post a lot of shots, but here's one of Phil throwing a keg over a very high bar. I'll put some more up tomorrow. It's pretty astonishing what these guys are able to do. 

World's Strongest Man Competition

                                     Sergei Koniushok: Strongman World Record in the 105s

His opening day performance at the 105-kg Strongman World Record Breakers competition including doing just that - breaking a world rcord - and Sergei Koniushok is the leader after the first day of competition.

Sergei Koniushok leads the 105-kg Strongman World Record Breakers meet.

Things opened with the medley, which Hartikainen won, with Maris Rozenthals second and Sergei Konisok third.

Next up was the log lift for maximum weight: Koniushok won with 155 kg, followed by Rozenthal at 150.

Koniushok proved the contest name was for real as he broke the world record in the farmer’s walk, 120 kg/70 meters in 30.82 seconds.

The last event of the day was a truck pull, which produced close competition.  Unofficially, these are the top places and points after the first day:

Sergei Konishok 71 points
Janne Hartikainen 66.5
Marius Lalas 57
Maris Rozenthals 56

     World's Strongest Man Competition: ;Mariusz Pudzianowski'

The World Strongest Man

Mariusz Pudzianowski:The World  Strongest Man

Mariusz Pudzianowski:The World  Strongest Man

Mariusz Pudzianowski:The World  Strongest Man

Mariusz Pudzianowski:The World  Strongest Man

Mariusz Pudzianowski:The World  Strongest Man

About the worlds strongest man

The worlds strongest man is an international competition held by the World Class Events (WCE) at the end of September each year. The worlds strongest man competition decides who is the strongest man in the world.

This site keeps track of what's happening with the worlds strongest man and has information about the competitors including the strongest man in the world. The current worlds strongest man is Mariusz Pudzianowski from Poland. You can find Mariusz Pudzianowski's details on this page.

The information on this page will be updated after the next worlds strongest man competition is held this September. You will find current information about the strongest man in the world (Mariusz Pudzianowski) on this page.

Mariusz Pudzianowski used a combination of many bodybuilding supplements to help him grow stronger. Some of these supplements include whey protein, creatine, dextrose (simple carbs), NO2 and testosterone boosters.

How the worlds strongest man works

The worlds strongest man competition works on a points system. Competitors compete in a series of events and are given points for the place they come in the event. Events include

The current strongest man in the world

The current strongest man in the world is Mariusz Pudzianowski from Poland. Mariusz has won the competition in 2002, 2003 and 2005. Here is some information about Mariusz:
 Mariusz Pudzianowski stats:

Height:	186 cm (6 ft 1 in)
Weight:	132 kg (291 lb)
Chest:	148 cm (58 in)
Waist:	92 cm (36 in)
Thigh:	80 cm (31 in)
Biceps:	56 cm (22 in)
Forearm:	45 cm (18 in)

Current worlds strongest man: Mariusz Pudzianowski

Mariusz Pudzianowski has been competing in strength sports since he was 16 when he entered his birst bench press competition where he bench pressed 160kg! Within two years he had already increased his bench press to over 205kg.

He competed in his first strongman competition in 1999 but it wasn't until 2001 that he became known when he finished 4th in the worlds strongest man competition. Mariusz then returned to become the strongest man in the world in 2002 and 2003.

Mariusz Pudzianowski won the 2003 competition by a record margin. His huge muscular strength, power and endurance proving to tough for his competitiors.

Mariusz Pudzianowski is well loved in his home country of Poland and is considered a national hero for his achievements in strongman, bodybuilding, boxing and powerlifting.

Strongman world records

• The parallel stairs (carrying 3 weight on the stairs)
• The walk of lumberman (carrying of 180 kg heavy block)
• Over - rolling of tire (8 turns)
• Run with suitcases of 125 kg each
• The Farmer's Walk
• Combined competition (embarking of sacks and run with an anvil)

                                                              Mariusz Pudzianowski:The World  Strongest Man