Poll of the Day > 16 y/o Kid says he used his BARE HANDS to lift a 3000LB CAR to Save a Man!!!

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16 y/o Zac Clark from Ohio is being hailed a hero after he saved his neighbor's life by lifting a 3000 POUND CAR off the man when it suddenly fell on him doing repairs..he said he had SUPERHUMAN STRENGTH when it happened and lifted it all by himself!!

Zac and his mom,Lora were outside working on some flower beds when their neighbor was doing repairson his volkswagen passat nearby

Suddenly a loud bang occurs and they hear the man screaming.

The 39 y/o was working on his ar when it slipped off the jack and fallen on his chest.

Clark said "I turned around and saw him struggling. Instincts kicked in and i just ran over there, and i just thought i had to get the car off of him"

Using his bare hands and adrenaline, the sophomore lifted the heavy car all by himself

He said "I did get it off him a little bit and his wife and my mom pulled him out from under it.Next thing you know he got rushed to the hospital.It was crazy"

His neighbor is choosing to be ANONYMOUS and was taken to hospital for cracked ribs and an injured face

Zac says he thanks GOD for putting him in that position and giving him the superhuman strength to do that

He says he always wants to be a firefighter and help people when he got older and believes this was his calling

Dave Carroll, his football coach at Clear Fork High School was first to hear of the heroic act and said "i felt really cool because i believe i was the first person he called after it all happened"

He said in a world of bad news every minute, to hear about a young man do something when young people get a bad rap for is inspiring.

A friend of the neighbors thanked Zac and said he was a dear friend of his and without him, he would not be here as the family has went to the boy's home and thanked him aily

Do you believe this kid when he says he lifted a 3000lb car all by himself?

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Used his bare hands to put that shit in drive.
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Full Throttle posted...

He said "I did get it off him a little bit

Then yes I believe him. This wouldn't actually be that hard. It's not like he lifted the whole car.
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In between that fight-or-flight adrenaline rush and lifting a portion of a car up a few inches for a few seconds, I can believe that.
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Cool
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That's BS. Nobody can lift a 3000 pound car.
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Molitheus posted...

That's BS. Nobody can lift a 3000 pound car.

Good job he didn't claim he did then isn't it?
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InfestedAdam posted...

In between that fight-or-flight adrenaline rush and lifting a portion of a car up a few inches for a few seconds, I can believe that.

Pretty much. It's not like he lifted the whole thing over his head or anything. He was only lifting a fraction of the full weight a short distance for a short period of time, which there's plenty of precedent for people being able to do in the midst of an adrenaline rush.
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Its called adrenaline, dingus.
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If you're just lifting the front or rear of the vehicle with the wheels remaining in contact with the ground, it's not actually that hard. The suspension will do most of the lifting.
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Molitheus posted...

That's BS. Nobody can lift a 3000 pound car.

Cars sit on suspension, you can lift it a good way with the suspension assisting.
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There's no way this kid picked up a car and twirled it around his finger. I don't believe it.
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