Cooper’s Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake: Some dude tore his calf muscle to set a new cheese-chasing record

Over the years Chris Anderson has withstood the scarred kidney, severe concussion and ankle fractures and has won the competition of double Gloucester cheese every year. This year, the tears of his calf muscles got him a victory of 22 careers.

As the BBC reported, the 30-year-old star cheese chaser broke Steven Gade's best cheese race record for the first time in this week's two victories, and the calf injury hardly hinded the celebration. .

Did Brockworth 's Chris Anderson break # Records of # She Rolling and won 21 wins @ GlosLiveOnline? Simon Pitzee pic.twitter.com/V4K4X1nGgK

Even if he breaks his finger may not change his viewpoint. Because if you have a motto in cheese racing formally known as Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake, it is "the danger of competing for yourself". There are actually no other ways to do this as hundreds of people challenging the 8 pound Gloucester Cheese Wheel on a steep and slippery hill in Gloucestershire in the UK are challenging.

The first person who drove the car won the game and was awarded cheese. Like the tradition of dragging Gloucester just 8 pounds, there is nothing to say that "every part of your broken body is worth it".

Annual cheese rolling in the UK may have multiple injuries. # Cheeserolling, @ Newsflare pic.twitter.com/AmLhKamPzB.

But people gather at events each year. In the mountain of the same 1: 2 graduation in the southwestern part of England, you will find that hoping to catch cheese every year, stroking in the mountains, bouncing, shaking, and full power running. Power to challenge Anderson's record, 22 more times

This year's defending champion is following Chris Anderson, chasing after local hero, cheese, he has peaked at 70 mph, tearing the left caliber while running on a steep hillside. Cheese Wheel BBC his most fierce competition came from Australians named "clumsy smugglers" (like Speedo swimwear) and "Mangoes" wearing only boots, and games I called the most amazing thing you can do. Nevertheless, Anderson was victorious and Gloucester County broke the most cheese history that he could not resist. Anderson has won 22 victories over the past 14 years. His award? Gloucester cheese followed him very bravely. This is a bittersweet victory for the champion as it is reported that he likes cheddar cheese.

Even if he breaks his finger may not change his viewpoint. Because if you have a motto in cheese racing formally known as Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake, it is "the danger of competing for yourself". There are actually no other ways to achieve justice for this event, as hundreds of people challenge to chase 8 pound Gloucester cheese on a steep and slippery hill in Gloucestershire in England. But people gather at events each year. In the mountain of the same 1: 2 graduation in the southwestern part of England, you will find that hoping to catch cheese every year, stroking in the mountains, bouncing, shaking, and full power running. Power to challenge Anderson's record, 22 more times

Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake: Some men tore the muscles of the calves to create a new cheese track record

One of the oldest traditional activities in the UK is the cheese rolling competition at Blockworth, Gloucestershire State. Every May, people are chasing the Double Gloucester cheese at a steep Cooper Hill. It is said that this tradition was born from the birthday ceremony of Roman times. There are other cheese rolling events in the UK such as Uffington White Horse in Oxfordshire. The so-called British Empire Metrology System (United States of United States, British unit) was born from a Roman unit. The Romans also calculated it in feet, and they were divided into 12 inches. (In Latin, languages ​​are English, English words are coming from now.) Five pounds of English, 1000 steps (milpath) English has been awarded miles. Roman gallons are parliament (worth 0.92 US gallons). The word "pinto" comes from the Latin pictor ("painted") corresponding to the ship's painting mark, passing through the ancient French Pinthi. Other units like pounds only developed in the Middle Ages.