The strongest child in the world grew up and remains "sliced" (VIDEO)

A boy, once called "The strongest child in the world", after entering the Guinness record at just five years old, he is now 17 and still is fanatical of fitness and fitness.

You can see him working out here:

Ο Giuliano Stroe from Romania did as a kid world record for the fastest hand walk at ten meters with a weight ball between his legs. And the next year he did Guinness World Record for 90-degree push-up, which is an exercise where push-ups are performed without letting your feet touch the ground, after 20!

Stroe is now 17 years old and, of course, looks very different from when he was a child εσπαγone record after another. The now Romanian teenager recently shared a snapshot of himself, holding an old photo of himself as a child to bends his muscles and wear a big gold medal.

His Facebook fans were glad to see Stroe in the photo and praised the teenager. One wrote: "I liked your page 10 years ago, I know the journey". Another said: "I watch what you and your little one are doing brother for 13 years ". While a third person commented:" Unbelievable then and now Giuliano ". Another:" Still the best. You grew up so much. "

Stroe and his brother Claudio were encouraged to get involved in bodybuilding by their dad, Lillian. According to the Daily Mail, Lullian, a former boxer, put the kids in a Exhaustive two-hour exercise every morning.

But while Stroe currently has many fans on his social media pages, his father was previously forced to defend his decision to do his little son in bodybuilding.

Speaking at the time, Dad said: "Critics say the boys are not growing up well, but there is no evidence of this. Hard work and exercise are always good.

Even a flower will continue to grow if you put something on it. It's a natural development. "

Ileana's wife added: "They have a physical capacity for this, nothing is forced, it is what God intended for them."

Now, 13 years later, it seems the brothers are still there lovers and regularly share videos of their workouts on social media.