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2011 All American Strongman Challenge Name Dan Harrison 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Name Dan Harrison Mark Felix Andrew Palmer From Irvine , California UK via Grenada Seattle, Washington Age 29 44 30 Profession Security Officer Plasterer/Stoneman Software Engineer Height 6'2" 188cm 6'4" 193cm 6'5" 195cm Weight 330lb 150kg 310LB 141kg 360lb 165kg ASC Pro Strongman UK Strongest Man, (2010); SPF Raw Squat multiple times World's and Deadlift National Strongest Man finalist; ASC Pro Strongman; 5th records; 2066lb RAW PL Rolling Thunder World place 2010 America's Best results total. Record Holder. Strongest Man. pic. pic pic. 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Jason Bergmann Nick Best Rich Williams Grand Chute, Wisconsin Las Vegas, Nevada Columbia, South Carolina 32 42 31 Personal Trainer Sales Supervisor ISS/Supervisor 5' 11" 180cm 6'2" 188cm 6'3" 191cm 280lb 127kg 310lb 141kg 405lb 185kg 2010 All American World's Strongest Man Strongman Champion; 2nd round NFL draft competitior and 2010 Runner-up 2009 World choice; winner of 3 of 4 Finalist; twice on the Strong Man Super events at Arnold's podium in WSM Super Series, runner-up Mighty Mitts Challenge; Series Grand Prix last America's Strongest Man First strongman year. 2007 competition. pic. pic. 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Jean-Francois Caron Grant Higa Jerry Pritchett "JF" Quebec, Canada Maple Valley, Washington Buckeye, Arizona 28 41 29 Sales Rep Personal Trainer Metal Fabricator 6'2" 188cm 5'8" 175cm 6'3" 190cm 300lb 136kg 300lb 136kg 325lb 148kg 2010 Quebec Strongest Man, first runner up in Longtime pro strongman Canada's and in North and powerlifting American Strongest Man champion. Top amateur competitor pic. pic. 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Scott Cummine Warrick Brandt Carl Foemmel Regina, Saskatchewan Quensland, Australia Chili, Wisconsin 26 31 29 Correction Officer Grapic Designer Dairy Farmer 6' 183cm 5'9" 177cm 6' 183cm 290lb 132kg 330lb 150kg 305lb 138kg Played rugby for Australian National 3rd place Canada's Team, bodybuilding and Strongest Man 2010; 3rd powerlifting champion 2006 NAS Heavy Weight place North America's and World's Strongest National Strongman Strongest Man 2010 Man competitior. Champion pic. pic. pic. 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Marshall White Josh Thigpen Nick Brugal Colorado, USA Texas, USA Bartlett,Tennessee 28 28 26 Mortician Professional strongman Police Officer 6'3" 191cm 6' 5" 195cm 5'11" 180cm 318lb 145kg 315lb 143kg 290lb 132kg World's Strongest Man competitor; 2009 WSM Super Series Bucharest World's Strongest Man New ASC Pro; 420lb log Grand Prix Champion competitor lift to his credit. pic. pic. pic. 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Chad Kurian Paul Bergmann Luke Bergmann Neenah, Wisconsin Greenville, Wisconsin Greville, Wisconsin 28 35 28 Personal Trainer Heavy Equipment OperatoLead Technician 5'9" 177cm 5'11" 180cm 6' 183cm 245lb 112kg 245lb 112kg 240lb 109kg 2nd Place 2010 NAS Lightweight National 2008 NAS Lightweight Strongman National Champion; ASC Championship ASC Lightweight Pro Pro pic. pic. pic. 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Louis-Phillip Jean Kevin Nee Ricky LaRocca "LPJ" Canada Phoenix, Arizona Oakland, California 26 25 33 Professional strongman Professional Strongman Personal Trainer 6' 2" 188cm 6'1" 186cm 6' 183cm 345lb 158kg 308lb 140kg 300lb 136kg Youngest man to ever compete in World's Canada's Strongest Man, Strongest Man; multiple 2009 World's Strongest time World'S Strongest Man Finalist Man finalist. Top amateur competitor. pic. pic. pic. 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Terry Hollands Richard van der Linden Johnathon Conner UK (England) Holland Wichita, Kansas 31 40 26 Professional strongman Streetwise Student 6' 5" 195 cm 6'7" 200cm 6'6" 198cm 395lb 180kg 340lb 155kg 380lb 172kg Britain's Strongest Man, 2nd runner-up 2008 3rd place Champions World's Strongest Man, League Holland , 2nd 2010 Champions place Holland's Strongest League Champion Man. 2009 Liberty City winner pic. pic. pic. 2011 All American Strongman Challenge Josh Lewis California 30 Actor 6'2" 188cm 265lb 120kg New competitor.
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