Queensland Premier Steven Miles proves he’s Australia’s strongest politician with an INCREDIBLE act in the gym
- Queensland Premier Steven Miles bench press 100 kg
- Mr Miles said his heaviest lift before hand was about 85kg
Queensland Prime Minister Steven Miles has proven he is Australia’s strongest politician with an impressive bench press in the gym.
The 46-year-old Mr Miles posted a video of his strength training on social media on Sunday afternoon.
He captioned the video: ‘By popular demand: 100kg bench press challenge with Jon Wyeth and the Wolf of Brisbane. Thanks for spotting, guys.”
Mr Miles says in the video that his heaviest bench weight up until this effort was 85kg, and then moves up to a 100kg bench press.
‘Damn! That’s heavier than I can bench press!’ one follower posted in disbelief.
“That’s a prime minister,” another commented.
‘Big scum!! Respect,” a third replied.
In March, Mr Miles divided Aussies after showing off his muscular physique while volunteering at a school worker bee.
Queensland Premier Steven Miles has lifted 100kg off his chest during a gym challenge
Mr Miles posted a video of himself lifting the weight on Sunday afternoon
Mr Miles was caught carrying a rubbish bin at Dakabin State School in his electorate of Murrumba, north of Brisbane.
Although usually hidden under a suit during press conferences, his ripped physique was on full display as his biceps bulged out of his T-shirt.
Mr Miles, who wore a Brisbane Broncos hat and shorts, appeared cheerful as he smiled from ear to ear as he carried around a bin.
Miles has caused a stir after showing off his muscles in a professionally candid photo taken at a Brisbane school worker bee
The professional photo was uploaded to his Facebook page on Sunday.
“P&C worked at Dakabin State School this morning,” the caption read. ‘PS Go Broncs.’
Some social media users were jealous of his apparent ‘thirst trap photo’ – while others accused him of turning an act of goodwill into a PR opportunity.