Cedar Rapids strongman Mike Gillette shows fearlessness on TV
Cedar Rapids based strongman Mike Gillette 51 demonstrates brutal feats for truTV Guinness World Records Unleashed bending two half inch steel bars breaking arrows against his throat and inviting spectators to drop bowling balls on his stomach. He emphasizes willpower over muscles and uses the stunts to inspire as a motivational speaker.
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Gillette world record attempt on truTV special
Mike Gillette hosts a world record attempt on Guinness World Records Unleashed airing at 7 p.m. Thursday with a 6:30 p.m. watch party at The Vault Cedar Rapids located at 208 Second Ave. SE. Learn more at Thestrengthshow.com.
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Gillette shows bold stunts to inspire at risk youth
The Gazette reports Gillette, a former Army and security professional, performing daring feats such as breaking an arrow on his neck to motivate youths from troubled backgrounds. He promotes faith and resilience, urging audiences at schools churches and youth groups to redefine impossible.
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TheGazette.com
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First Friday at University Museum of Art hosts Nancy Purington
Nancy Purington presents recent works at University Museum of Art First Friday reception with a piano performance by Sasha Burdin. Event offers $5 admission, drink specials, and light refreshments. When 5 p.m. Where hotel retro, 201 S Linn St Iowa City.
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University Museum of Art
Sasha Burdin
Hotel Retro
S. Linn St
Iowa City
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