Luke Stoltman, also known as the “Highland Oak,” is a force to be reckoned with in the world of strongman competitions. Standing tall at 6’ 3” and weighing in at 165kg/364lb, Luke hails from Invergordon, Scotland. Despite not being the largest in his family, he possesses remarkable static strength, particularly excelling in overhead pressing events.

Nickname: The Highland Oak
Date if birth: 22/11/1984
Country: Scotland
Height 1.91M (6FT 3IN)\
Weight 160KG (353LBS)

Early Career

Luke's journey into strongman began in 2013, where he competed in his first Britain’s Strongest Man competition, placing 9th. His dedication and hard work paid off, leading him to secure five consecutive Scotland’s Strongest Man titles from 2013 to 2017.

Rise to Prominence

In 2016, Luke made his mark on the global stage by making his debut at the World’s Strongest Man competition. Although he faced initial challenges in qualifying for finals, he steadily improved over the years. Notably, in 2019, he and his brother Tom achieved a historic milestone as the first brothers to reach the World’s Strongest Man final.

Major Achievements

Luke's breakthrough came in 2021 when he clinched the coveted title of Europe’s Strongest Man, outperforming formidable competitors. He has consistently delivered impressive performances, earning podium finishes at prestigious events such as Britain’s Strongest Man and the Arnold Strongman Classic.

Record-Breaking Feats

Luke's personal best lifts are equally impressive, including a 221kg/487lb log lift and a 400kg/881lb deadlift. These feats highlight his extraordinary strength and skill in the sport.
Continued Success and Media Presence

Currently, Luke is gearing up to represent Great Britain alongside his brother Tom at the Giants Live World’s Strongest Nation 2023 event. The Stoltman brothers continue to captivate audiences both on and off the competition stage, with their training exploits and competitions televised on Channel 5.
Luke's remarkable journey and achievements serve as an inspiration to aspiring strongmen worldwide, solidifying his status as one of the sport's most formidable athletes.