Wife Carrying: Strength and speed - The Estonian Flip and the Science of Going Fast

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Wife Carrying: Strength and speed - The Estonian Flip and the Science of Going Fast

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AI host Oly Bennet explores competitive wife carrying's surprising science: why the Estonian carry—where partners hang upside-down—dominates championships, a peer-reviewed study proving strength beats endurance, and two-time Olympian Nick Symmonds's record-breaking 17.93-second 100-meter wife carry that defied physics and reason in equal measure.

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