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	Oklahoman lifter first toted produce \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		They had heard of Shane, heard that he was some sort of powerlifter, and they said if he could pick up this pumpkin and carry it across the road, he could keep it.
		Hamman was down to his last clean-and-jerk attempt at 507 pounds, and he needed it to ensure the U.S. team would finish high enough in the overall standings to get three Olympic spots.
		Hamman stepped onto the platform, his braided goatee dangling from his chin, and pretended the bar was a giant pumpkin.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20040825/news_lz1x25okie.html (846 words)

	ESPN.com - OLY/SUMMER04/WEIGHTLIFTING - Hamman stongest man in U.S. but not world (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Hamman's bad breaks Wednesday began during warmups, when he tore a piece of skin on the inside of his right hand.
		Hamman moved up the leaderboard between rounds when Germany's Ronny Weller pulled out, apparently having hurt himself when he dropped the bar behind his back on his second snatch.
		Hamman opened the clean and jerk by tying his American record of 507 pounds (230 kg).
	sports.espn.go.com /oly/summer04/weightlifting/news/story?id=1867853 (834 words)

	Rezazadeh now world's strongest man (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Hamman broke his U.S. record in the snatch, lifting 429 3/4 pounds (195 kg) — or 16 1/2 pounds more than the record 413 1/4 pounds (187.5) he raised during the Olympic trials in July.
		However, Hamman could not break his record of 507 pounds (230 kg) in the clean and jerk set during the trials, raising 496 pounds (225 pounds) before missing twice at 512 1/2 pounds (232.5 kg).
		Hamman's total lift of 925 3/4 pounds (420 kg) broke his U.S. record of 920 1/4 pounds (417.5 kg), also set during the trials.
	deseretnews.com /sydney/view/1,3466,195016876,00.html (648 words)

	Pentecostal Evangel
		So perhaps it’s providential that Shane Hamman — one of three athletes representing the United States in weightlifting at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece — grew up in Mustang, Okla., picking thousands of watermelons and pumpkins for his parents’ farmers market stand.
		When he was 13, Shane’s family began attending a Foursquare church in Moore, Okla., and it was there that Shane was baptized in the Holy Spirit at age 18.
		Shane absorbed his training with such focus that in only nine months he had won his first national championship in 1997.
	pentecostalevangel.ag.org /Articles2004/4710_harrup.cfm (1422 words)

	Team 24 Hour Fitness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Shane Hamman was born on June 20, 1972 in Mustang, Okla. After high school graduation, Hamman worked at his father’s business, stocking watermelons for eight years as he trained to become a professional power lifter.
		Hamman worked his way to the top of his sport and was named the strongest man in the United States after hoisting a one-time record of 1,008 lbs from a squat.
		Hamman has a 22-inch neck, 22- inch biceps, 22-inch calves, 35-inch thighs, 47-inch waist and 62-inch chest.
	www.24hourfitness.com /html/sponsorships/olympics/hamman (243 words)

	MAN OF STEEL: SHANE HAMMAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In the midst of this chaos during the warm-ups for the 1999 National Weightlifting Championships, Shane Hamman finds a quiet corner to talk to his Creator.
		While Shane wanted to be an Olympian from the time he was 8, he didnât imagine competing in weightlifting.
		Shane knows his goal of earning a medal in Athens is lofty.
	www.breakawaymag.com /Sports/A000000046.cfm (916 words)

	Not enough lift for Hamman - The Boston Globe
		Shane Hamman proved once again last night that he's the strongest man in America, adding to his legacy by breaking two of his US records.
		After his only miss, he came back with a 581-pound (263.5 kg) clean and jerk, setting a world record and matching the record total lift of 1,041.7 pounds (472.5 kg) he set four years ago in Sydney.
		Although Hamman improved three spots on his 2000 Olympics, he was mildly disappointed because he came in eyeing a medal.
	www.boston.com /sports/articles/2004/08/26/not_enough_lift_for_hamman (901 words)

	United States Olympic Committee - Hamman, Shane
		Hamman began his career as a successful power lifter.
		Hamman devoted himself to improvement and worked his was up to the top — he is now considered the strongest man in the United States.
		Hamman prides himself on being an all-around athlete.
	www.usoc.org /26_828.htm (389 words)

	United States Olympic Committee - Shane Hamman's golfing tips to help your weightlifting
		Shane Hamman's golfing tips to help your weightlifting
		Shane Hamman is the number one weightlifter in the country.
		Hamman loves the feeling of accomplishment that he gets from both sports.
	www.usoc.org /12219_18775.htm (422 words)

	March/April 2002 - Prison Fellowship
		If one's path is not to be a preacher and they are anyway, the preaching will not have the grace to support it.
		Shane was strong not only in body, but in spirit and mind.
		He was brave enough to say that he isn't sure yet if he was meant to preach, but if God wanted him to he [would] stop whatever he is doing and do the preaching and not cling to what path he "thinks" he should follow.
	www.prisonfellowship.org /generic.asp?ID=1380 (1334 words)

	USATODAY.com - Hamman lifts USATODAY.com's weekly honor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Shane Hamman lifted the U.S. weightlifting team into the Olympics.
		Hamman continued a string of top 10 performances in top international events, including a 10th-place finish in the 2000 Olympics and fifth place in the 2002 world championships.
		His weight totals on Saturday: 192.5 kilograms (424.39 pounds) in the snatch and 230 kg (507.06 pounds) in the clean and jerk, a total of 422.5 kg (931.45 pounds).
	www.usatoday.com /sports/olympics/2003-11-25-aow-hamman_x.htm (628 words)

	U.S. record not enough for a medal \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		American men haven't medaled in the super heavyweight class since Mario Martinez won a silver at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, which were boycotted by the Soviets and most Eastern bloc countries.
		Hamman thought he might be able to end that jinx, but two failed snatch attempts cost him dearly.
		Hamman tried to make up for the snatches in the clean-and-jerk.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20040826/news_z1x26record.html (246 words)

	Max Condition Training and Fitness: Links
		SHANE HAMMAN: To be a top weightlifter you need allot of overall flexibility.
		SHANE HAMMAN: I was in off-season football my freshmen year when I squatted for the first time.
		SHANE HAMMAN: I see myself retired from competion, speaking to about 70 to 80 groups a year, and about 100lbs lighter.
	www.maxcondition.com /page.php?31 (744 words)

	Bodybuilding.com - Performance Nutrition Show - PerfNut Podcast: Mike Ryan & Shane Hamman Interview.
		Mike has devised a number of successful training methods and techniques, and his services as a trainer have been sought by many top athletes as well as top entertainment and business stars.
		Shane Hamman began his career as a successful powerlifter and went on to cross over to Olympic-style weightlifting.
		Hamman is now considered the strongest man in the United States.
	www.bodybuilding.com /fun/ryanhammanpodcast.htm (362 words)

	A heavy task for Shane Hamman - Nightly News with Brian Williams - MSNBC.com
		Shane Hamman of the USA competes in the men's over 105 kg category weightlifting competition in Athens on Aug. 25.
		But what defines this gentle giant of a man is not his strength or 348 pounds of weight. It's a heart that was touched by the Columbine school shooting tragedy.
		Shane now makes dozens of motivational speeches a year to kids.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/5820585 (435 words)

	Shane Hamman
		Shane Hamman is the strongest man to ever live in America.
		He is in the Guinness book of world records for the Standing Squat, with a record of 1,008 lbs.!
		Shane has been seen by millions of people in commercials demonstrating his feats of strength, as well as on the numerous television programs.
	www.rachelscott.com /LearnMore/RachelsChallengeTeam/ShaneHamman/tabid/1696/Default.aspx (115 words)

	June 2004 Newsletter - PIPS
		Shane Hamman, our Olympic weightlifter (super heavy division), joined Dana and I in California for some school events.
		Shane is in training for both the Olympics and as a speaker for Rachel's Challenge.
		Pray for Shane Hamman as he trains for the weightlifting event in August at the Olympics.
	www.pipforschools.com /NewsLetter/jun2004_newsletter.html (1034 words)

	Weight Training, Muscle Building, Fat Burning, & Fitness Magazine
		What I find most fascinating about Shane is that most guys of his stature or size wouldn't dare confess their strength, or power, comes from a higher being.
		Shane has teamed up with a victim of the Columbine shooting's family to use his weight (pun intended!) to speak out against teen violence.
		Shane travels about 20 to 25 days a month (Yes, that's a month) to high schools all across America, using his powerful words, and faith, to help students understand the importance of their actions.
	www.realsolutionsmag.com /ezine/51/issue51a.asp (849 words)

	Iran wins weightlifting gold, U.S. takes 7th - Weightlifting - MSNBC.com
		Hamman breaks own records, proves he's strongest man in America
		American Shane Hamman broke two of his records and improved three spots from his 2000 Olympics performance Wednesday.
		ATHENS, Greece - Shane Hamman proved once again Wednesday night that he’s the strongest man in America, adding to his legacy by breaking two of his U.S. records.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/5818491 (933 words)

	Shane Hamman needs to: Kettlebells, Strength, Fitness, Martial Arts
		There are obviously, diminishing returns, but Shane fronts squats well over 600 pounds for reps, so coming up out of a max squat clean is not a problem for him.
		Shane and Rezah Zadeh are about 15% heavier than Anderson but Shane cleans and jerks 26% more than Anderson did and Rezah Zadeh 40% more, so it ain't all fat, appearances notwithstanding.
		Tom, Shane is pretty darn explosive at his weight....
	forum.dragondoor.com /training/message/313168 (830 words)

	Shane Hamman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During high school, he had broken several teenage records.
		He trained as a powerlifter after high school, but after seeing the 1996 Summer Olympics, he decided to switch his career to Olympic-style weightlifting.
		This page was last modified 08:02, 30 October 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shane_Hamman (370 words)

	Shane Hammon - Strongest Man in USA History - Bodybuilding.com Forums
		If you are not firmiliar, Shane Hamman is a big guy, he isnt too tall but he can squat more then half a ton, 1008lbs is the record he last set.
		Shane is done with his olympic lifting and now does public speaking.
		he could squat 1008 lbs, im not too suprized, but i guess i should have posted this rachel's challenge on a softer website, lets go ahead and talk more about shane hamman - the guy is like 5' 7" and his back is like 3 feet from side to side, today atleast.
	forum.bodybuilding.com /showthread.php?t=899498 (967 words)

	Shane Hamman's training
		Interesting to note that he has dropped all the PL movements.
		shane is coached by dragomir chirosalin (romanian oly games silver medalist 1984 games) yes his routine would be simular to the bulgar system from dragomir because he did it and it obv.
		Those were the days when ALL the medals went down to the last lift.
	www.muscletalk.co.uk /m_202129/printable.htm (381 words)

	Leading Off: Photojournalism is People...Pure and Simple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		From an early morning meeting with community leaders, to playing 9 holes of golf at the local par 3 golf course with a family friend to arm wrestling old men at a local lunch counter (and pretending to lose) Hamman showed what the name "Olympian" really means.
		One of the few things Shane insisted on during my visit was that we had to go to the gym where he got his start so I could meet a former weight lifting partner who was back working out after battling cancer.
		people like Shane Hamman and the Raiden Family, survivors of the tornado and Bruce Johnson who is rebuilding his home on SW 128th Street with his own hands.
	www.sportsshooter.com /news/309 (748 words)

	Daily Record Sports - The hair apparent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It’s difficult to picture Shane Hamman, the strongest man in the USA, making a fashion statement.
		His goatee landed Hamman high-profile Athens Olympics TV commercials and movie trailers for Gateway, All State and General Motors.
		Hamman is one of a long, and seemingly ever-growing, list of athletes using their hair as self-expression and to develop a unique and marketable persona.
	www.dailyrecord.com /sports/pro/sports5-012305hair.htm (1819 words)

	The Daily Star Web Edition Vol. 5 Num 94 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		There may be no such thing as perfection but it takes a brave man to tell Hoss-ein Rezazadeh, the world's st-rongest man, that he is doing it all wrong.
		"His technique could definitely be better," the American said after the 26-year-old "Iranian Hercules" had destroyed Hamman and the rest of the field in the Olympic super-heavyweight weightlifting division on Wednesday.
		But he has short arms and that helps him," said Hamman, who finished seventh in the over 105 kg class, after Rezazadeh broke his own world record in the clean and jerk.
	www.thedailystar.net /2004/08/27/d40827040130.htm (456 words)

	KNEEB
		America's Shane Hamman, uses the double knee bend style.
		Although these are not the best sequence pictures to show a double knee bend, still note the middle picture where Shane's knees are quite forward and under the bar.
		Also notice that his feet are flat with the weight on his heels before he initiates a jump extension on his second pull.
	jva.ontariostrongman.ca /KNEEB.htm (609 words)

	Shane Hamman: Olympian (Weightlifting) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Shane Hamman has competed in weightlifting at the Sydney and Athens Olympic Games.
		Shane shares with his audience what it takes to be a champion with his inspiring story of the
		"Shane Hamman, one of the top lifters in the history of
	www.marquisathletes.com /ShaneHamman.html (352 words)

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