Manoj Kumar Chopra – India’s Strongman
He’s not just an athlete, a sports celebrity or a media darling. Manoj Chopra is traveling the world motivating and inspiring young people from every culture and walk of life, these days. He remembers his own troubled youth and he has a deep conviction in his heart, that if you impart honor and vision to the young, there is a huge potential to transform the world’s society. The energy of youth can be volatile if it cannot be directed to civic and personal responsibility. He has reached out to almost 40 million youth to date with his messages of family values, honor and education with great success. Manoj tries to lead the way to true success in life for every child in every society, who takes his message “Say yes to life and no to drugs.” to heart. Even though many have more complex issues, no good change can start in anyone’s life, if they give up and dive into the hell of drugs and alcohol, which are available even in the remotest corners of the Earth.
Manoj has appeared in over 3,000 schools and colleges worldwide. His school assembly programs are designed to motivate youth of all ages to reach their potential both inside and outside the classroom. His focus is to illustrate that students can understand their potential and live for the future and not just for the moment, which is a universal problem.
Using his own personal story of academic struggles, Manoj demonstrates to students that “you don’t have to be great to get started, you just have to get started to be GREAT.” When he began to have academic success, he relates that learning and knowledge increases the opportunities to have a better future. The students’ attention is captured by the great feats of strength in the program that made him a champion in Strongman competitions and opens the door for Manoj to advise and encourage his audience to seek the honorable and positive paths available in life.
Manoj Loves Kids
Small children squeal with delight as they see a real life Super Hero walking with them and paying close personal attention to them. Older youth are amazed and want to meet him and be like him. He often gets questions like ‘How much do you eat?’ ‘Can you fly, too?’ ‘Can you really pull a big truck?’ ‘Would you be my dad?’ and so on, from kids throughout the world. This international appeal really illustrates that unusual strength is admired by humans of every age, in every country and culture. That is not true of many things.
Manoj Kumar Chopra – India’s Strongman
He’s not just an athlete, a sports celebrity or a media darling. Manoj Chopra is traveling the world motivating and inspiring young people from every culture and walk of life, these days. He remembers his own troubled youth and he has a deep conviction in his heart, that if you impart honor and vision to the young, there is a huge potential to transform the world’s society. The energy of youth can be volatile if it cannot be directed to civic and personal responsibility. He has reached out to almost 40 million youth to date with his messages of family values, honor and education with great success. Manoj tries to lead the way to true success in life for every child in every society, who takes his message “Say yes to life and no to drugs.” to heart. Even though many have more complex issues, no good change can start in anyone’s life, if they give up and dive into the hell of drugs and alcohol, which are available even in the remotest corners of the Earth.
Manoj has appeared in over 3,000 schools and colleges worldwide. His school assembly programs are designed to motivate youth of all ages to reach their potential both inside and outside the classroom. His focus is to illustrate that students can understand their potential and live for the future and not just for the moment, which is a universal problem.
Using his own personal story of academic struggles, Manoj demonstrates to students that “you don’t have to be great to get started, you just have to get started to be GREAT.” When he began to have academic success, he relates that learning and knowledge increases the opportunities to have a better future. The students’ attention is captured by the great feats of strength in the program that made him a champion in Strongman competitions and opens the door for Manoj to advise and encourage his audience to seek the honorable and positive paths available in life.
Manoj Loves Kids
Small children squeal with delight as they see a real life Super Hero walking with them and paying close personal attention to them. Older youth are amazed and want to meet him and be like him. He often gets questions like ‘How much do you eat?’ ‘Can you fly, too?’ ‘Can you really pull a big truck?’ ‘Would you be my dad?’ and so on, from kids throughout the world. This international appeal really illustrates that unusual strength is admired by humans of every age, in every country and culture. That is not true of many things.
As a result of that appeal, Manoj Chopra is able to use this platform to present an internationally powerful and relevant message of hope and encouragement. His programs are filled with humor, audience participation and interaction. They are close and intimate somehow even if they occur in a Football Stadium as his audience is given entry into Manoj’s life and personality.
His personal victories and failures are used to challenge people of all ages to pursue a lifestyle of honor and excellence. And the thing he likes most about his events are the smiles he sees on all the faces. Manoj is involved in reaching out to people from across the world, in countries such as the USA, Australia, South Africa, Kenya, Greece, Denmark, Vietnam, Ecuador, Thailand and many others.
FUN FACTS ABOUT MANOJ CHOPRA
India’s STRONGEST MAN
Asia’s STRONGEST MAN
World’s 14th STRONGEST MAN
Power Feats:
Blowing up Hot Water Bottle
Tearing Telephone Directory
Tearing Car License Plates
Bending Iron Rods
Bending Horse Shoes
Rolling Frying Pan (Tawa)
Breaking full Soda Cans
Breaking Baseball Bats
Bending Metal Wrenches
Breaking out of Handcuffs
Swinging two People on rod
Other Info:
Only Asian selected to join The Ultimate University of Wrestling in California, WWE.
Frequent appearances on TV, internet and print media.
Invited to do a special performance at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece.
Selected for World’s Strongman Competition, sponsored by ESPN in Canada.
In recent years, many audiences number 1-2 lakh (100,000)people in India and worldwide.
Has spoken and performed for almost 40 lakh (4 million) youth and children worldwide.
As a result of that appeal, Manoj Chopra is able to use this platform to present an internationally powerful and relevant message of hope and encouragement. His programs are filled with humor, audience participation and interaction. They are close and intimate somehow even if they occur in a Football Stadium as his audience is given entry into Manoj’s life and personality.
His personal victories and failures are used to challenge people of all ages to pursue a lifestyle of honor and excellence. And the thing he likes most about his events are the smiles he sees on all the faces. Manoj is involved in reaching out to people from across the world, in countries such as the USA, Australia, South Africa, Kenya, Greece, Denmark, Vietnam, Ecuador, Thailand and many others.
FUN FACTS ABOUT MANOJ CHOPRA
India’s STRONGEST MAN
Asia’s STRONGEST MAN
World’s 14th STRONGEST MAN
Power Feats:
Blowing up Hot Water Bottle
Tearing Telephone Directory
Tearing Car License Plates
Bending Iron Rods
Bending Horse Shoes
Rolling Frying Pan (Tawa)
Breaking full Soda Cans
Breaking Baseball Bats
Bending Metal Wrenches
Breaking out of Handcuffs
Swinging two People on rod
Other Info:
Only Asian selected to join The Ultimate University of Wrestling in California, WWE.
Frequent appearances on TV, internet and print media.
Invited to do a special performance at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece.
Selected for World’s Strongman Competition, sponsored by ESPN in Canada.
In recent years, many audiences number 1-2 lakh (100,000)people in India and worldwide.
Has spoken and performed for almost 40 lakh (4 million) youth and children worldwide.