Kettlebell Power Juggler Grigory Novak 1967-Circus Act Athletic Poem

Grigory Irmovich Novak is a wonderful Soviet weightlifter who, having completed his sports career, became a circus artist and created a unique circus attraction "Athletic Poem". Circus Day 1967.
Grigory Irmovich Novak is a Soviet weightlifter who after his sports career became a circus artist and created a unique circus attraction called “Athletic Poem”.
Circus number 'Power Acrobats' (G.Novak with his sons)
Grigory Novak
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Grigory Irmovich Novak (Russian: Григорий Ирмович Новак, 5 March 1919 - 10 July 1980) was a Jewish Soviet weightlifter who won a world title in 1946 and a silver medal at the 1952 Summer Olympics. During his career, Novak set more than 50 world records, but only 18 became official: 14 in the press and 4 in the snatch.[2][3]
As a child, he worked in building construction alongside his father, and between 1933 and 1938 was an acrobat and juggler at a circus. He then started training in wrestling and weightlifting and finished second at the Soviet Weightlifting Championships in 1939. He won the national title in various weight categories in 1940, 1943, 1944-1946, 1948-49 and 1951.[2]
After the 1952 Olympics, Novak retired from competitions and returned to the circus, where he worked as a strongman, weight juggler and choreographer till his death at the age of 61. He juggled with 30-40 kg weights and his trademark feats included lifting large platforms on which several people were performing various activities, such as acrobatics, cycling, and weightlifting. His two sons, Arkady and Roman, were also strongmen and acrobats, and they performed in the circus alongside his father.
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[@joseluisbonilla8083]

Incredible!

[@SuperTFRO]

Imagine these guy's showing up for career day at their kid's school.

[@14anjuli]

The Real Strength!

[@redskies1231]

They make those bells look like toys.

[@paulcraven5489]

What a find, awesome bit of film ,thanks so much for sharing.

[@superguysmiley2277]

You mean when people were really strong? Fantastic

[@joenelson3375]

Very Valentin Dikul like. He was greatest kettlebell strongman I have seen, could snatch and juggle the 80 kilo like nothing.

[@user-te9ny7ie7i]

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[@stephjosorenson6071]

Wonderful video!!

[@swigthealo]

That is some freakish strength!

[@manjitrupbikram]

They had real strength,skills and guts. Thanks for the upload.

[@Matt-is8qj]

3:10 has to be one of the most impressive feats of strength I've ever seen

[@kirbyaugustine761]

Oh my goodness. I concur. Mind blowing

[@raoullancien]

Merci pour la video....

[@sevenflashowls]

Very interesting I’m guessing the kbs are two pood?

[@partida125]

I wonder what size of kettlebells those are? My guess is 90lbs each.

[@dontaskforit]

Soviet union was dominating at that time in the wrestling and related sports

[@KillerFuzzOutdoors]

Cool stuff, I like to kb juggle

[@AceHardy]

📙💯

[@enotkompot88]

РОДИЛСЯ В Чернобыле🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦.....еврей Украинского происхождения! Мой земляк!

[@__marina]

Вообще посмотришь какие классные люди жили до нас.Интересно что скажет о нас поколение идущее за нами?

[@dikembemutombo5206]

thats Croatian surname. Novak

[@SashaB11910G]

He was Jewish.

[@user-te9ny7ie7i]

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