MEET The King Of Bats
Long before becoming the King Of Bats, JD "The Iceman" Anderson broke all sorts of things, including baseball bats.
JD Anderson grew up in the small town of Noel, Missouri. At an early age, he learned that nothing would be handed to him and that if he wanted something, he would have to work for it. Doing manual labor most of his life, J.D. developed a work ethic that would soon separate him from the crowd. He began working out at 16 years of age, the same year he gave his heart to Jesus Christ. Little did he know, the combination of the two would take him places and allow him to do things he never could have imagined.
Today, JD is a six-time world record holder and an expert in feats of strength.
His rare combination of speed and power allows him to perform awe-inspiring feats of strength. He has received global acclaim for his incredible abilities currently holding six Guinness Book World Records. His arms are a massive 20 inches around, and he has a bench press of over 450 lbs and can leg press 1,500 pounds. His television credits include The Daily Show with John Stewart, Guinness World Records Gone Wild", Simon Cowell's Red or Black in London, England, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and The People's Award 2013 in Tokyo, Japan. He has been recently featured on Americas Got Talent Season 9, Let's Ask America on the Game Show Network, and Guinness World Records in Milan, Italy.
Having put his body on the line for the entertainment of others for over two decades, J.D. is now known worldwide as "The Iceman."
“Being in the position I’m in is truly the biggest honor one could have. Traveling the world entertaining and wowing people through feats of strength is great, but the chance to have an impact on people’s lives is what my life is all about. The greatest thing you can make in life is a DIFFERENCE. There is no greater feeling than putting smiles on people’s faces through entertainment, and knowing at the same time, you are making a positive impact on their lives.”
