Iron Fin Lift-Off

Setting  
The event takes place on the cliffside plateau of Hammerhead Heights, a stronghold of the Iron Fin League, where jagged peaks frame a windswept arena of stone slabs and iron racks. The salty breeze carries the clang of weights, while ocean vistas stretch below, daring sharkmen to match nature’s might. 

Rules & Mechanics 
Competitors face a gauntlet of lifts—ship anchors (500 lbs), whale-sized boulders (800 lbs), and steel beams (1,000 lbs)—in a three-hour marathon. Each sharkman gets ten reps per station, stacking totals judged by weight lifted and form (no drops or stumbles). Bonus rounds pile on—hoisting two anchors at once—pushing muscle limits. The “Iron Fin Titan” emerges with the highest score, crowned atop a boulder pile. 

Participants 
Iron Fin League elites dominate—sharkmen with sculpted physiques, 7’3” to 7’5” tall, weighing 350–400 pounds of lean muscle. Newcomers test their mettle against veterans, their biceps and torsos gleaming under the sun as crowds perch on cliffside ledges. 

Significance  
This event showcases sharkmen’s unrelenting strength, a muscle marathon that cements the legacy of the Iron Fin League. Winners inspire awe, their feats etched into Hammerhead Heights’ stone, driving Growing-Futuristics-Inc to refine strength serums like DrinkUP for the next lift-off.