Dont know if this has already been posted, but here it is from Ironmind:
"Travis Ortmayer Wins FitExpo Strongman
It was a two-horse race and in the end, Travis Ortmayer edged Jesse Marunde for the title at the FitExpo Strongman contest today.
Here are the top seven finishers:
1. Travis Ortmayer 106 points
2. Jesse Marunde 104
3. Dave Ostlund 74
4. Mark Philippi 72.5
5. Odd Haugen 66.5
6. Josh Thigpen 65.5
7. Kevin Nee 56 points "
Way to go 81Ort
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02-19-2006, 03:47 PM #1
Ortmayer Wins Fit Expo Strongman Comp
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02-19-2006, 03:51 PM #2
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02-19-2006, 03:58 PM #3
Congratulates Travis, on the first place. and David on the third, as these two post here.
World, King of Stones is "Travis Ortmayer" (23.71 sec), followed by Jesse Marunde (24.63 sec) and David Ostlund (25.16)."
Travis we all would love to see you and the rest hitting them records in the stones, would you have a video for us to DL please, that is just outstanding lifting, 23.71 is the world record, for the six stones as it’s I think the first time they are lifted with judges, you must have the three stone records now, fantastic, congratulates to you and all there.
Originally Posted by Originally Posted by 81Ort
Ortmayer and Marunde Battling in out at FitExpo
"There’s great energy at the contest," Odd Haugen told IronMind, as he described the action at the FitExpo Strongman contest in Pasadena, California.
"There's a seesaw race for first place between Jesse and Travis, with the latter leading by 1 point after 5 events," Haugen said. "There's also a tight race for third Mark Philippi leading yours truly by 2 point, just ahead of David Ostlund by 1/2 a point. "
"The US Wellness Meats Farmer's Medley was won by Travis Ortmayer in impressive fashion, followed closely by Jesse Marunde and Mark Philippi. The Apex Giant Dumbbell Lift was predictably won by Jesse Marunde (8 reps), followed by Travis Ortmayer (6 reps), and yours truly (5 reps). The Vyotek Stones of Strength was every bit the barn burner it was predicted to be, with some of the best stone lifting I have ever seen....the standard is changing: 9 of the 14 athletes finished all six stones, including the "Tombstone," in the 60 second time limit. The US, or should I say World, King of Stones is Travis Ortmayer (23.71 sec), followed by Jesse Marunde (24.63 sec) and David Ostlund (25.16)."
If you're in Southern California, swing by the FitExpo today and catch the final day of the strongman competition, along with a lot of other exciting events.
Wayne
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02-21-2006, 12:27 AM #11Originally Posted by tokki
Marunde was #2 in the world in YOUR boy marius'z own federation, and travis beat him
in the process, he did something mariusz had never done, and has a world record mariusz doesnt
get off mariusz' nuts and appreicate an achievment
for someone who complains not enough strongman is discussed here you sure dont do jack to help
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02-21-2006, 12:37 AM #12
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02-21-2006, 03:50 AM #16
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02-21-2006, 04:12 AM #17
Why are Tokki's posts still in this thread? They contribute nothing, all they do is display the pathetic jealous twisted psychology of this bizarre little man. More importantly why the hell is Tokki still allowed to post here at all?
People on this site can learn more in one post from Travis than they could in a million from Tokki, so if Tokki drives him away with his absurd drivel, then this site will suffer a big loss. Not only that but this kind of stupidity will discourage other pro's from posting here.
I don't know if Travis will ever beat Marius, but he certainly has the potential to do so, as do several of the guys that competed at the Fitexpo. The gains they have all made in the past year or so have been phenomenal.
Congrats Travis.Professional strength and conditioning coach - Rugby Union
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02-21-2006, 04:35 AM #18
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02-21-2006, 11:33 AM #19
I appreciate all your responses guys! Tokki I thought you said that Jarek was an incredible competitor who was vastly superior to most of IFSA. I think Jesse beat him quite handily at TWI's WSM, but I could be wrong seeing how Jesse is not, in your opinion, a very good athlete. I never said I was better than Mariusz but God willing I will be. I did get an invite to be the first alternate at the Arnold and since this is my first year on the international scene I will graciously accept that.
To all others, I will not be driven off by some internet warrior. I now see what Tokki is trying to accomplish and to a degree I can appreciate that. Although I agree that sometimes she can go too far. All that bashing IFSA only gives them more exposure.
Here's a cool news write up. The IFSA site also has a lot of other news on training, diet, and contests; some of which come straight from the athletes themselves.
http://www.ifsastrongman.com/"If you want to be world class you must first act world class"
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02-21-2006, 11:37 AM #20
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