Scotland's Rural College has allowed one of its employees the use of a tractor as she trains for the upcoming event Scotland’s Strongest Woman.
Scottish strongwoman Kim Best borrowed the six-tonne tractor for strength training.
She has her sights on set on this year's Scotland’s Strongest Woman, which commences on 3 May in Motherwell.
The 26-year-old SRUC lab scientist from the Highlands is already a record-breaking strongwoman.
SRUC lab scientist and record-breaking Scottish strongwoman, Kim Best, has her sights set on becoming Scotland’s Strongest Woman 2020 as she borrowed a tractor while training for the event, which takes place in Motherwell on 3 May. ?? pic.twitter.com/IGASBof2Ok
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She recently broke the world record in the Yoke Walk, completing a 10-metre course with 350kg on her back in just 24.42 seconds.
Best was allowed the use of the tractor at SRUC's research farm.
