Bybon
Bybon was an athlete who lived in Ancient Greece during the early 6th century BC. A single short inscription from Olympia records all that is known of Bybon. The son of a man named Phola, Bybon was apparently a weightlifter of remarkable capability. The inscription bearing his name was found on a block of granite with two deep notches carved out of it, forming a handle so that the stone could be used as a free weight; weighing approximately , the stone's carved inscription reads:

The historian E. Norman Gardinier translates the word 'lifted' as 'threw'. In regard to the athletic culture in which such a throw may have been made he states: 

The stone is on display at the Archaeological Museum of Olympia. See also
Ballistic training
Stone lifting
History of physical training and fitness

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Greek male weightlifters
Ancient Greek sportspeople
6th-century BC Greek people