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Veterans Compete To Be World’s Strongest Disabled Man
The World’s Strongest Disabled Man has been crowned in Manchester. It's a strong man competition with a difference - all of the athletes are disabled.
Among those competing was former Grenadier Guard Mark Smith
Mark was shot seven times in the leg and shoulder whilst on pre-deployment training in Canada in 2011.
Mark (pictured in the middle below) came to this competition as the newly crowned British champion.
The new level of competition has taught him a lot, and given him something new to work towards.
Ex US Army veteran Derek Carver took the title of World’s Strongest Disabled Man with Mark finishing 6th.
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