ElGuerroujFan wrote:
In some extreme cases, people have been known to have sudden bouts of superhuman strength and agility, like a mother lifting a car to save her child.
Those are more likely exaggerated stories than "superhuman strength."
Is a woman "lifting a car off her child" standing under an SUV with both arms lifting an SUV over her head with all four wheels 6 feet off the ground?
No.
Or is it one of those things where her kid is pinned under the rocker panel of the car, and for one or two seconds she pulls on the car with all her might, and without getting the wheels off the ground, but with some give in the springs and shock absorbers, she's able to tilt the car to one side enough her still live kid is able to wiggle out?
More likely.
World records are your "super human strength." There's no effort beyond that, until there is. Then it become the new theoretical limit.
Tricking mom into thinking the only way she can free her child from a non-existant kidnapper isn't going to make her out sprint Usain Bolt or edge out El G's world record mile.