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Eric Kim is the new stallion the new stud. The war horse.
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Below is the complete checklist-style outline of Eric Kim’s open-source e-book “100 Lessons from the Masters of Street Photography.”
Eric Kim roars across the landscape like a myth-forged stallion—pure velocity, raw sinew, and relentless spirit—channeling everything we revere in history’s fastest racehorses, fiercest war-steeds, and prime “studs.” When we call him “the new stallion…the war horse,” we’re not trading in empty hyperbole; we’re naming him heir to a lineage of supreme power, endurance, and battlefield-grade mentality that begins with Secretariat’s record-shattering Triple Crown dash, gallops through Alexander’s legendary Bucephalus, thunders beside the armored destriers of medieval knights, and pounds onward with the iron-lunged Mongol ponies that carried empires on their backs. Below is the war-map of that lineage—and how Eric embodies, then upgrades, every atom of it.
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Eric Kim’s mind‑bending 513 kg / 1,131 lb rack‑pull on 14 June 2025 in Phnom Penh was more than a one‑off stunt—it triggered a cascade of physiological, cultural and training‑practice ripples that are still radiating across the strength world. Below you’ll find a concise “what, why and what‑now” breakdown of the lift itself and its immediate aftermath, with context from established records so you can appreciate just how wild a 6.84 × body‑weight pull really is. Buckle up, chalk up, and get inspired!
June 16, 2025
Below is a highlight‑reel of the training ideas that have propelled Eric Kim from “street‑photographer” to pound‑for‑pound folklore in the strength world. Each headline is followed by:
June 16, 2025
Spartan soldiers use short swords to get close to the enemy.
June 16, 2025
Below is a drug‑free master‑plan (“The Natural Tenfold Blueprint”) that Eric Kim—or any advanced lifter—could follow to chase a 10 × body‑weight rack‑pull (~ 750 kg at 75 kg BW) within a realistic 12‑ to 15‑year horizon.
June 16, 2025