In 2020 the 195kg Icelandic Strongman Hafthor Bjornsson broke the deadlift world record by deadlifting 501kg. Bjornsson lifted the weight approximately 1m off of the ground in 3.5s. In order to complete this lift what force did the strongman have to exert on the ground and what force did the ground exert on the strongman? All forces opposing the motion are negligible.

In 2020 the 195kg Icelandic Strongman Hafthor Bjornsson broke the deadlift world record by deadlifting 501kg. Bjornsson lifted the weight approximately 1m off of the ground in 3.5s. In order to complete this lift what force did the strongman have to exert on the ground and what force did the ground exert on the strongman? All forces opposing the motion are negligible.

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