What an incredible moment for Izzy Tait - lifting the legendary Dinnie Stones at 332.49kg/733lb! She didn’t just lift, she became part of Scottish strength history, joining the ranks of those who have conquered this iconic historical challenge 💪 #cerberusstrength #teamcerberus #strongman #strongwoman #strengthtraining #weightlifting #strongmantraining | Cerberus Strength

Only 76 people have been able to lift the Dinnie Stones over the past 60 years and an Aussie woman has become one of them. | SBS Australia

123K views · 4.2K reactions | The Dinnie Stones weigh 188kg and 144kg and the longest unassisted and continuous walk to date was completed by Brian Shaw while filming for The History Channel, with a distance of 11 ft 6.5 inches. How far can I go? | Laurence Shahlaei | Facebook

The Proteas have made their way into their maiden Women's ICC Cricket World Cup final 👏 #CWC25 broadcast details ➡️ https://bit.ly/46pHqKc | ICC - International Cricket Council

The Dinnie Stones have a history that date back to the 1800s when Donald Dinnie famously carried them both with his bare hands across the Potarch Bridge. Lost for years, the stones were rediscovered by David Webster in the early 1950's and are now a staple at the Highland Games in Scotland where people travel from all over the world to attempt to lift the famous stones. Echoing Dinnie's legendary feat, the 2024 Arnold Strongmen will test their strength by attempting to carry the 733LB Replica Di

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