I used to be, I compted in strong man competitions in the early 00's. I used to have 7 tires ranging from 200 to 1600 pounds in my garage. I also had a power rack, custom made atlas stones, a platform for said stones, sleds, car pulling harnesses, custom farmers walk bars. I miss those days but after 3 cervical spine surgeries I needed to stop pushing myself. I was always bad at bench but great at deadlift and squat. That is what lead me to strongman over powerlifting. I was able to use my legs in all events so I could win more often. I have some videos to remember the good times, my favorite is my 256 per hand farmer walk for 50 feet down and back after flipping a 426 tire 10 times. I loved the medley event! My tire highlight was when I flipped the 1600 one time, that took all I had but was it ever fun. Good luck on your endeavors, I would still be competing if not for injuries that happened outside the gym, first one was snowboarding that cost me the chance to go to a specific competition which cost me my pro card. I trained people in a gym for awhile after I got injured so feel free to message with questions.
<edit> the routine that worked for me was 5x5 or 3x3, only going to gym about 20 to 30 minutes twice a week then an hour of strongman events every Sunday. I found less is more for me but that is not true for everyone.