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Andrew Flynn, a 33-year-old strongman, will compete in the World's Strongest Man competition after qualifying through training in his small backyard gym. Flynn, who previously played rugby, transitioned to strongman after buying a house and needing a more flexible training schedule. Despite injuries like ruptured biceps and a slipped disc, he has trained relentlessly, balancing his job, family, and intense workout regimen.
Courtesy: www.thesun.co.uk
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