Bill’s taking his theory to a circus
training studio in Athens Georgia to see
if the target strength and Eastern
European origins chime with real circus
performers circus performers Melissa
Roberts and Chris Knights study the
targets physique from the back angle you
can tell that he’s got a very broad
shoulder and he seems like he’s kind of
curved a little bit and so that’s
typical for any sort of circus performer
if you’re especially if you might be
retired or you haven’t done it for a
while that you tend to have a very
overdeveloped flat and so it causes you
to kind of hunched in would you rule it
in or rule it out that he could have
done something like this it seems to me
like you know his super developed upper
body is it’s more possible that he would
have been this type of athlete than any
other type of athlete I do think there’s
a very good possibility that he would be
a performer of sort of a circus type
could be that bills theory has Lex after
all so if our target was actually an
aerialist this one beat this thing yeah
so from that position can see he comes
to completely parallel to the floor so
can see all the work that’s happening
with the biceps and the triceps and its
intent yeah bill gets a first-hand
impression of just how strong a circus
performer has to be these moves
definitely weren’t part of his police
training you can certainly tell how much
it takes to hold that position yeah I
can definitely feel that I’m ready to
join the troop you are I don’t know
about that maybe that’s the clown it’s
pretty evidently clear that our target
wouldn’t be doing anything like this
because that excess body fat for a 230
pound man it’s probably pretty unlikely
the target doesn’t work the trapeze but
could he still be a strong man oh let
you be the base so you can feel what it
feels like to hold that weight in your
knees and feel it in your lower back and
then Chris will be here to spot to make
sure that you don’t fling me off so you
guys alright Justin first then once you
feel it feat that’s for you know squat
okay uh-huh ok now I’m not gliding down
you’re gonna grab her feet grab your
feet chieftain yep curl up and you’re
gonna pop interesting okay go ahead yeah
good good alright so where were the
stresses could you feel them in your
knees I can see you feel them in the
knees the legs a lower back a little bit
yeah sure yep okay I’m gonna bend wat
down and let her put her feet down yeah
yep and then give me your hands edit
yeah and then tuck through coming back
yep yes yeah got it so that’s yeah kind
of feeling what that feels like oh it’s
just a lot of a lot of balance here
right you’re being pulled in your joints
for sure but this is what a strong man
kind of guy would be doing yeah right
do you think he at this age though would
have had more injuries yes the fact that
he has so few injuries would really make
him an anomaly we’re constantly battling
joint injury whether it’s wrist or
shoulder the targets injury profile just
doesn’t fit bill circus theory is
running out of steam accent man is more
of an enigma than ever
training studio in Athens Georgia to see
if the target strength and Eastern
European origins chime with real circus
performers circus performers Melissa
Roberts and Chris Knights study the
targets physique from the back angle you
can tell that he’s got a very broad
shoulder and he seems like he’s kind of
curved a little bit and so that’s
typical for any sort of circus performer
if you’re especially if you might be
retired or you haven’t done it for a
while that you tend to have a very
overdeveloped flat and so it causes you
to kind of hunched in would you rule it
in or rule it out that he could have
done something like this it seems to me
like you know his super developed upper
body is it’s more possible that he would
have been this type of athlete than any
other type of athlete I do think there’s
a very good possibility that he would be
a performer of sort of a circus type
could be that bills theory has Lex after
all so if our target was actually an
aerialist this one beat this thing yeah
so from that position can see he comes
to completely parallel to the floor so
can see all the work that’s happening
with the biceps and the triceps and its
intent yeah bill gets a first-hand
impression of just how strong a circus
performer has to be these moves
definitely weren’t part of his police
training you can certainly tell how much
it takes to hold that position yeah I
can definitely feel that I’m ready to
join the troop you are I don’t know
about that maybe that’s the clown it’s
pretty evidently clear that our target
wouldn’t be doing anything like this
because that excess body fat for a 230
pound man it’s probably pretty unlikely
the target doesn’t work the trapeze but
could he still be a strong man oh let
you be the base so you can feel what it
feels like to hold that weight in your
knees and feel it in your lower back and
then Chris will be here to spot to make
sure that you don’t fling me off so you
guys alright Justin first then once you
feel it feat that’s for you know squat
okay uh-huh ok now I’m not gliding down
you’re gonna grab her feet grab your
feet chieftain yep curl up and you’re
gonna pop interesting okay go ahead yeah
good good alright so where were the
stresses could you feel them in your
knees I can see you feel them in the
knees the legs a lower back a little bit
yeah sure yep okay I’m gonna bend wat
down and let her put her feet down yeah
yep and then give me your hands edit
yeah and then tuck through coming back
yep yes yeah got it so that’s yeah kind
of feeling what that feels like oh it’s
just a lot of a lot of balance here
right you’re being pulled in your joints
for sure but this is what a strong man
kind of guy would be doing yeah right
do you think he at this age though would
have had more injuries yes the fact that
he has so few injuries would really make
him an anomaly we’re constantly battling
joint injury whether it’s wrist or
shoulder the targets injury profile just
doesn’t fit bill circus theory is
running out of steam accent man is more
of an enigma than ever
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