Aneta Florczyk Kielak was born on February 26, 1982 in Malbork. She is a popular and award-winning Polish strongwoman with many titles to her name. Over the years, it has also appeared in the Guinness Book of Records three times.
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She started as a teenager. She was the world champion four times
Aneta Florczyk started her sports career as a . When she was 16, she competed in powerlifting. In her career, she was the first Polish woman who later exceeded the weight of 500 kilograms in it. In 2002, she started training typical for strongwoman, and a year later she won the first World Championships, which took place in Zambia. Later, she also won the European Championships. Interestingly, we could also admire her in the second edition of the “Stars Dance on Ice” program, where she took 3rd place. In 2008, she was invited to participate in the Spanish edition of the Guinness Book of Records.
The strongest woman in the world. It has entered the Guinness Book of Records several times
The first time she managed to set a record for rolling up the pan in time. She managed it with four plays in a minute. At the end of the same year, she improved this record by another piece. Shortly after, she instituted another one, which involved lifting adult men above their heads. She made it with twelve. Both records have now been broken.
Since 2008, she has been a record holder in terms of the number of titles of the Strongest Woman in the World, which she won four times. This was in 2003, 2005, 2006 and 2008. To date, this is a world record that no other woman has managed to beat.
Currently, Aneta Florczyk deals with raising and creating diets. She shares recipes for delicious and healthy meals on social media. You can follow her on YouTube and Instagram.
Source: Gazeta
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