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  • Wife Carrying: Strength and Speed - Race into the extraordinary with Oly Bennet

    Wife Carrying: Strength and Speed - Race into the extraordinary with Oly Bennet
    Apr 23 2026
    Join host Oly Bennet as he explores wife carrying—a legitimate global sport where athletes carry partners upside down through obstacle courses. From its bizarre Finnish origins to modern championships backed by biomechanics research, discover how this beautifully ridiculous sport combines strength, strategy, and chaos.

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    1 min
  • Wife Carrying - Mud, Hay Bales, and Going Global

    Wife Carrying - Mud, Hay Bales, and Going Global
    Apr 23 2026
    Host Oly Bennet explores wife carrying's evolution from Finnish folklore to global phenomenon, examining how Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and UK championships adapted the sport with unique obstacles, rules, and spectator traditions including water pistols and mud pits.

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

    Wife Carrying: Strength and speed - The Estonian Flip and the Science of Going Fast
    Apr 23 2026
    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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    29 min