Asian Weightlifters Are Awesome

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[@snakepham]

*Lu Xiaojun's Life & Training* kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWeTmqWBbZ2WgLs

[@rafaelzamora8292]

Snakepham

[@rafaelzamora8292]

Snakepham

[@kingstair4654]

Beutiful picture you have on your profile

[@kingstair4654]

Whos that om your profile picture ?

[@youarerightboss]

Crazy Asians.

[@jmcsquared18]

"You weightlifting world champion yet?" "...dad, I'm 11." "TALK TO ME WHEN YOU WORLD CHAMPION!"

[@ferna2294]

Average asian dinner conversation.

[@timskys6959]

Lmao

[@chauvo2626]

Talk to me when you doctor!!

[@living4adrenaline]

The sad thing is the Chinese take children away from children away from their parents to train them for the Olympics

[@br3ad420]

@@living4adrenaline China is not a place known for its ethics. Female babies get flushed down the toilet all the time due to being allowed one child, and wanting it to be male to carry on the legacy of your family name.

[@ricyen8149]

when I was 7 back in China my teacher asked me if I wanna join the weighlifting club but I chose the violin club... now I forgot how to play violin and I can't even squat 275lb...

[@snakepham]

+Ric Yen biggest mistake

[@oktay0280]

😢😢

[@narayankannan9679]

274lb is still a decent squat 😂

[@popdialo7592]

why u use even?

[@Psalm_23]

@Lonao lifting weights doesn't stunt your growth. That myth has been debunked. Height is determined by genetics and diet and by diet I mean eating the correct foods getting a lot of vitamins

[@mondo88]

i was messing with a small chinese kid, they told me "take care! he probably knows kung fu!" but they were wrong, he snatched me in the air

[@snakepham]

+Ajeje Brazorf 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@athlete6225]

Ajeje Brazorf hahahah ahaha what a sens of humour,god must bless you,you maked my day

[@ZoeCuiM]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@farouky2137]

Mdr

[@overlord6815]

There is a reason that the stereotype that asians succeed at whatever they do because of their dedication and strong will, it's because it's true. They work hard, whether intellectually or physically, to achieve their goals. As a result, they're monstrous badasses.

[@snakepham]

+King Samael I agree with you

[@damiansconberg4715]

Overlord or they have nazi parents

[@sjeoendiowksbsjsel]

Judo, karate, aikido, muaythai, taekwondo, kendo, jiu-jitsu, kung-fu... Etc... Most martial arts derived from Asia. Don't forget it.

[@JayzsMr]

Not really, they have a state sponsored system who finds the best weightlifting talent throughout the country, afterwards its hard work

[@trtnec]

​@b king in your middle school maybe... Time to grow up and research real life - they dominate much of the Olympics along with the US, weightlifting especially.

[@BD-fi2wn]

What is noticeable is that their techniques always come first. Never ego lift.

[@wowthatscool9333]

B D no the younger ones still need work but I hate why they are young

[@keitholoughlin2532]

So thats where all the plates went

[@matcoddy6097]

lol imagine writing that one down in your tracking book "jumps- red+2 blues+3 reds, +3 blues, +2 yellows + 1 red "

[@Lzz79326]

LOL

[@DSingh4809]

Most of these 10-18 y/os are stronger than most of our bodybuilders. I wish I grew up doing weightlifting.

[@snakepham]

+Bknighti4 do it now

[@davebeloney4934]

Bknighti4 well that's dedication

[@thatfatasiankid5701]

Start now, the fuck you doing waiting to start lifting. Never to late to start.

[@kwaizaiidol]

u know how many hours they train a day????

[@theredpanda2567]

bout three fiddy

[@mattyc6404]

1st kid...when that bastard mower won't start.

[@TheGreatAsthenia]

Matty C Gold.

[@iroh66]

I'm content with being a western powerlifter this life, but next life godamn it I want to be a Chinese weightlifter.

[@snakepham]

Nice

[@squidnips3656]

You can still be a decent western weightlifter in this life. Powerlifting builds a pretty good base for weightlifting strength-wise. You just have to spend a few months to a year working on mobility flexibility and technique. If you’re willing to take a step back you’ll become a weightlifter by this time next year! I made the switch a year ago after 5 years of powerlifting and have never looked back.

[@aeaeiaeaie7455]

Imagine being in the same room as Lu, Liao and Tian :o

[@snakepham]

+AEAEIAEAIE squad

[@Ultras14100]

the amount of testosterone in that room would made you grown a beard instantly

[@theolliproductions]

the quad squad, 1 Leg from Tian is as wide as 2 of mine

[@chanbla11mit]

no matter how much testosterone, asians cant have beards :(

[@snakepham]

+Chanwu Oh 😭😭

[@raymondmckay7240]

I have to admit these youngsters are really hardworkers. All the best in the future to them. Nothing beats hard work!

[@snakepham]

+Raymond Mckay yes!!

[@thebigmacphil6703]

Raymond Mckay except natural talent mixed with hard work.

[@astralgoblin8882]

6:52 that positioning. Perfect. Great vid as always

[@snakepham]

+Astral Goblin thanks

[@RustyIsScared]

its really awsome watching how strong these people get, i love geting nerdy in to these types of things when it comes to training, researching and learning about all these people lifting such incredible weights at such low bf / weight, it really looks like high frequency training is what it takes to get this strong.

[@snakepham]

+rubenaunet 👍

[@thejudge2149]

Same. The feats of strength and even the dense, muscular physiques are just so impressive.

[@kavinpatel2748]

rubenaunet frequency is useful only for technical mastery. Frequency is a subset of volume and lifters of this caliber train to avoid volume as volume effects the connect tissue and muscles. These athletes do not want to lessen their ability to perform high intensity, well executed, and fast reps through volume. They train hard.intensity is the underlying principle.

[@RustyIsScared]

@kevin patel they train very high intensity yes but also everyone has in common the frequency, squatting 3-7 even 10x a week. ive been coached myself by clarence kennedy and even for me he made a very high frequency intesity program, maxing every week, squating 4-5x a week etc, and it deffo works.

[@RustyIsScared]

@the critizer yea its unbelivable what is possible. i dont think anyone should limit themselfs even 99% out there is on drugs i do belive really high numbers is achivable natural, also a desent physique.

[@buffalomind6838]

It's great to see the development over the years especially when integrity is observed in ones training.

[@shammetje]

its the rice. I'm telling yall

[@snakepham]

+Boedhai Krishnanand rice is life

[@shammetje]

Snakepham absolutely true

[@mutantkoffee]

Boedhai Krishnanand dianabol rice.

[@kyrie4451]

I am racist and I find this Asian.

[@marcus7355]

Kyrie English Understandable, have a great day.

[@illusionarytactic]

im racist and i find this asian

[@DaveO0808]

illusionarytactic its okay brother

[@chadshowdown9382]

I'm racist and i find you white

[@Lavabug]

you rack disciprine

[@chadshowdown9382]

Lavabug the racist white boi who makes fun of Asians then jacks off to BLACKED.COM

[@stephenstephen6754]

Racist? Rice.is

[@domj3126]

I love you for these weightlifting videos man 😄

[@snakepham]

+Dom J thanks

[@JHMninja89]

6:35 Damn, Jack Ma got buff.

[@snakepham]

+JHMninja89 💪

[@afb9176]

JHMninja89 s

[@biblebookclub668]

Love the slow mo lifts!! Shows the amazing form

[@snakepham]

+Tate Prows thanks

[@SuzyYue]

As a asian(Taiwanese), it's so sad that weightlifting may be eliminated at Olympic games. Problems of psycho- stimulant really need to be solved...

[@SuzyYue]

IOC on Russian athletes......

[@tony31349]

That just a rumor,but weightlifting maybe will remodify.

[@julidiamondlover]

王翔平 Yeah, wrestling is already gone. . . Kinda sad

[@kallebaah0]

No wrestling is still there. They just reduced the number of competitiors in wrestling and weightlifting for tokyo 2020

[@Shoto519]

Well its normal to see doping within weightlifting. Russia and china are especially problematic and well know with cheating.

[@sheldoncooper8199]

These videos are my new addiction i sat here for 5 minutes with my Jaw dropped

[@UmerYT-jq2nj]

7:22 thats how you gain size in traps

[@snakepham]

+UmerFarooq UmerFarooq 💪

[@smbatharutyunyan5915]

They are awesome. Greetings from Armenia.

[@snakepham]

Hi

[@alimasoumy3031]

IN ASIA,Chinese are good on lower divisions but Iran has dominated higher divisions.

[@snakepham]

True

[@ZaBuZaMoMoChi86]

Then a CrossFit instructor comes to you ( a weightlifter) and pretends to teach you how to squat,deadlift and press... CrossFit creates ignorant ego-monsters...

[@snakepham]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@anupranavde9290]

Then there's kipping pullups. Worst of all the cancers.

[@athlete6225]

Samuel Manigoldo hahahah well said

[@Reptileman110]

Asians do tend to have strong lower bodies. That's why many have big calves and quads.

[@SuzyYue]

exactly, more easy to lift heavier weight

[@snakepham]

+Reptileman110 yup

[@matcoddy6097]

to the guy from taiwan , I think you're looking for the word leverage

[@Wr4thful1]

It's not the muscle size, it's the anthropometrics

[@krab8372]

+John Buffalo Indians are still like this....during the times of great game Indians were the strongest in the world....no one could beat Indians...now everything changed after corruption and extreme poverty created by the British...btw British never ruled India....Jew Rothschild ruled India.

[@marinne3817]

Gonna watch this every time for my gym motivation

[@snakepham]

Nice

[@shadowdaffy9788]

They have strong badass Asian people. We have Clarence.

[@snakepham]

+Shadow daffy Clarence Kennedy is half ASIAN, man.

[@athlete6225]

Shadow daffy ahhaha

[@athlete6225]

Snakepham that’s the reason why he is so strong

[@ventus0517]

What happens when you take the world's most excessive and strict parenting methods and apply it to anything

[@omarharb4044]

Ventus Please tell me you saying this is a good thing and not a bad thing.

[@johnathanphillips9702]

People talk about lifting too heavy at a young age is bad for them. Wolf's law, your bones will adapt to the pressure they're giving overtime. Why do people see this as taboo but not being overweight, Its still a force on your body and its in longer intervals than weight training. Im 15 and lift decently heavy but I haven't experienced any skeletal or muscular problems. For those wondering how much I lift. Bench-255lbs Squat-330lbs Deadlift-365lbs Clean-155lbs @155lbs bodyweight

[@snakepham]

Nice buddy

[@muscleandmath2910]

Johnathan Phillips man that's amazing keep going.

[@shivasrinivasan80]

I believe it with regard to stunning growth in height.

[@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252]

Your bones do get stronger but that's not the argument; unless you get in a car accident or something extreme it's hard to wreck up your bones in a way that's visible in an X-ray. 15 is extremely young. I started getting smart in the gym when I hit 30 and I have had the best gains of my life since I stopped using heavier weights than I need and used good form instead. Have not done a bench, squat or a deadlift in years. As you get older, you start having changes in your body such as bulging discs; intervertebral disc can be tought of as cushion pillows between the vertebrae of the spine; when they herniate they release a substance, sort of like a leak in a tank, that aggravates nearby nerves. Most elderly people have bulging discs but oftentimes they do not produce symptoms. However, the pain you can get from a herniated lumbar disc via sciatica is one of the worst pains a human being can realistically expect to endure and the way you can get that injury is by doing lifts that force you to bend forward at the spine such as bent over rows, deadlifts and back squats. I've known tough men who were rendered completely helpless and pale as ghosts from the pain. My only advice is this: bigger weight does not equal more strength but it equals more wear and tear on your body. You don't need massive weights to strengthen and grow your muscles if you simply plan your routine intelligently.

[@stev.7384]

@@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252 That problems are always solve with professional spine adjustments

[@jons2cool1]

Fist kid, "negative? Never heard of it."

[@andrewl8276]

17 y/o girl snatch grip dl 460lb for reps....im fking done

[@princefancybum4605]

Andrew L "girl". She looked like an Asian shrek

[@snakepham]

+Prince Fancybum lol

[@matcoddy6097]

man look at how much power he has in slo mo, around 7:50 , with the 190 kg

[@mauriceallen7860]

I never seen anything so greatGod bless all good people

[@snakepham]

+Maurice allen yes

[@baki5019]

Dang I thought Dragonball Z was a work of fiction!

[@snakepham]

Lol

[@theylivewesee1674]

9:37 when you are late for practice and the coach says : you can only change your shoes

[@snakepham]

+They Live We Sleep lol

[@kyrie4451]

0:8 this is what being on the top of the world feels like.

[@athlete6225]

Kyrie Englis well said

[@ray.gene.bowner]

Asian dad: Want some snatch? _gives son barbell and weight plates_

[@snakepham]

:DDDDDDDDDDD

[@Caleb-ee2nt]

@Snakepham, @14:39, Ding Jianjun slow motion. What is the original video, may I know?

[@56456546fg]

1:53 whats that exercise called? i mean this is not a common dumbell row as it's executed way more explosively and uses more momentum?

[@MrCrapDude]

Feels good to be part japanese, represented by these great men & women.

[@michaellk2254]

This is why i squat more often than i bench

[@snakepham]

+Michael Lesko why

[@Wr4thful1]

anthropometrics in a nutshell - Long limbs can run but i'll keep my short limbs for lifting heavier

[@王宗安-b1p]

7:19 Lin Qingfeng (林清峰), 2012 London Olympic Gold medal in the 69 kg class.

[@snakepham]

+王宗安 yeah, I know

[@wander7476]

Every clip except one features Chinese weightlifters...Where's north korea? japan? azerbaijan? taipei? thailand?

[@narayankannan9679]

The slow motion was freaking awesome

[@snakepham]

👌🏾

[@lastname354]

chinese farmers, first gold now weightlifter prodigies.

[@snakepham]

+Whyou Wannaknow yes

[@ElohimsBlade]

I'm focusing purely on Olympic lifting when I train

[@alejandroalejandro4693]

yeah!! front squats, overhead press and deadlift are the best excercises to train weightlifting.

[@oktay0280]

alejandro sanchez candia And bench press............

[@leagcycommander35]

When you have lifting at 3 but you also got doctor training at 4

[@hoodmayes]

Just give it some time, this nation is taking over

[@snakepham]

Yeah

[@yacineelayar7385]

music please at 4:28 title added into the description aren't precise enough

[@fvaletudo06]

I had a torn meniscus at the beginning of this year that took like 7 months to heal, i can still kind of feel it.Will I be able to perform these difficult exercises ?

[@MrMLBson09]

how tall are those box jumps?

[@bernardoriper5127]

I see all these comments and say to myself: 'Is that really possible to get this strong if I start late?'

[@snakepham]

No

[@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252]

There are many kinds of strength. The most harmful myth in the strength community is that "hard work" gets you massive results. Often less is more and genetics are crucial. People should compare themselves to their former selves instead of people who are given a free genetic lunch and get to start off from a completely different foundation. Everyone has a limit but if one guy benches 300 pounds on his first day in the gym and the other benches 150 you know that their ultimate maximum limit at the end of the rainbow won't be the exact same. The people in this video will feel like 60 in the morning by the time they are 35 and unless you have the genetics to do what they do and compete on that level, you might not want to break your body down just to chase a dream that was not meant for you. Lifting bodybuilding style (not throwing weights around with maximum body english) is good for all men but there are many other fascinating things in life and one of those things just might be the thing you were made for.

[@alexhagedorn1365]

Indeed you can

[@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252]

That's not a complete answer.How strong you can get can be deduced from where you start out. The strongest people in the world were already absurdly strong relative to their age, weight or sex when they started out. By the time people mature into their 30's or what not they start to realize that explosive body english lifting is horrible for the body unlike controlled bodybuilding and they won't have much to show for it if they did not have genetic talent to begin with. The world's strongest woman Becca Swanson was already deadlifting well more than 200 pounds starting out as a young girl; most grown women will never lift that. Dorian Yates one of the most succesful bodybuilders of all time was reportedly benching 300 when just starting out in the gym; a weight most men will never reach.

[@jiadizhang4107]

You can possibly deadlift, clean, and squat the weights that 60kg< categories are doing, but no way in hell you can anyone starting as an adult can reach their relative strength and snatch weight.

[@tomhiggins5303]

I thought I was bad ass for dead lifting 400lbs (~ 185 kg) these kids are doing 400 kg no problem. Wtf.

[@Robert-ig6zh]

Tom Higgins they cant deadlift 400kg

[@monsword]

they are truly awesome! Olympic weight lifters are so different than powerlifters. They focus on boosting their explosive power that's why they can box jump that high.

[@snakepham]

+monsword true

[@Zyzz69420]

0:20 this kid's power jerk looks better than mine :(

[@snakepham]

+Chris :((

[@kanu1]

1:53 correct and the best form =]]

[@mambutuomalley2260]

First kid is probably rowing more than his bw... with one arm. Absolutely ridiculous.

[@allthesesnitches4465]

All natural

[@johnvantarakis2241]

Yet the don’t pop up in the Olympics as much anymore because they don’t wanna get tested.

[@georgistoynev2937]

They are the new gladiators in weightlifting

[@kaptensnall]

their rowing technique should be improved though

[@snakepham]

I don’t think so. They know what are they doing

[@user-zz5og2lf7p]

Im sure the anonymous commenting guy knows it better.

[@roflcoptercz2794]

I like how their form on clean's and snatches is so freaking perfect, but those dumbbell rows look terrible xD

[@snakepham]

+RoflCopter CZ proč? Je to vzpěračská technika, ne bodybuilding

[@harrisonsloan6036]

RoflCopter CZ the dumbbell rows are done that way is because its related to the weightlifting movement. They start at the bottom of the row then pull as fast and as powerful as they possibly can

[@victor1993k]

thats how ur suppose to do rows lol u never wanna do a row slow & controlled dumb fuck u wanna use momentum & heavy weight so u know ur arms aint rowing but ur back is long as the elbows go past ur back u are workin ur back dumb fuck

[@xyzzyxzyxxyz]

@@victor1993k First of all, relax. Second of all, controlled dumbbell row is a valid technique. The way the kid in the beginning did the rows is NOT a valid technique. Seems like a great way to injure yourself though.

[@jiadizhang4107]

they are training for explosiveness, so slow motion won’t help that much, even though slow motion sure benefits something.

[@dizzyd7315]

All that training and they still don't have enough strength to compete in world's strongest man.

[@snakepham]

Lol

[@squidnips3656]

That’s because when compared to weightlifting, world’s strongest man isn’t actually a real sport, more like a tv show for the kids

[@dznuts123]

Asians do live up the the stereotype, but how many do you think want to go through such lifestyle? If you wouldn't, why would they be at any different?

[@LehanBreytenbach]

Rip shoulder first clip and elbow joints

[@snakepham]

No

[@LehanBreytenbach]

@@snakepham not i would have thought it would ruin his joints with the snap at the end

[@505steel]

i really like how they train

[@snakepham]

+505steel :)

[@ВладимирБелокотов]

Какая фантастическая спортивная форма. Потрясающе ,молодцы китайцы!! What a fantastic sports training Amazing, well done Chinese!!

[@snakepham]

Yes

[@CARLO-ny7ni]

Talent, Sacrifice, Strenght, Discipline and a lot of Anavar, Deca, Tren, Clen, Test, Winny, Oxandrolone and other shit.

[@br3ad420]

Genuinely curious what age they start the sauce at?

[@dizzyd7315]

That boy has to move slower with that single arm rows otherwise he will never get any muscle gains!!!

[@snakepham]

Lol

[@dennischen8887]

Not really into weightlifting (I do powerlifting), but I figure I could achieve elite levels if I put in the work. After changing up my routine to high frequency training, my latest squat is a 180kg back squat at 72kg body weight with creatine water weight. Could definitely cut below that. I figure I could milk current programming and eventually achieve a 220kg squat in a year or so naturally. Currently adding 2.5 to 5kg increase every week. And if I was to theoretically take PEDs, that could net me atleast another 30kgs in strength which will put me at atleast 250kgs back squat at around mid 70's kg bodyweight, 175cm. I have tiny wrists so not built for strength but work my ass off everyday in the gym. If I can do it, anyone can with the work ethnic.

[@snakepham]

Nice plan

[@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252]

Lifting weights is quite different from many other activities that you cannot really work too hard or you'll be penalized. A lot of the strongest men are obese; just how hard can you work when you're obese? The answer is this: not very hard. Marathon runners may run for hours a day and objectively speaking that's working hard, while lifting weights is much more subjective. The actual amount of time spent is quite small compared to the time sitting down in the gym. Where ever you end up don't blame yourself because genetics play a huge part. The blame game frame will lead you to walking around as a 30 year old man feeling like a 50 year old with clicky joints and bulging discs only because some fat blob preached about work ethic online. Don't put all your eggs in the weight sport basket.

[@yatrickhathelegend]

There built nice and they have nice skin

[@snakepham]

True

[@shaopengliu9019]

i am proud of my people

[@snakepham]

nice

[@WhateverYouLove]

Lots of sloppy form on squats, handstands, and handstand push-ups, ha. But their oly lifts are the golden fucking standard. Absolute perfection.

[@snakepham]

Yes

[@stephenstephen6754]

Asian? Doped!!!!

[@snakepham]

Lol

[@mushinaesthetics1051]

Rekt Joints which tai chi wont heal

[@snakepham]

Lol

[@fulvioalantonin8754]

Grandi Atleti !! Che si allenano con serietà !! Noi italiani in queste discipline non siamo neanche degni di entrare in una palestra !! Da noi il vero Sport è morto

[@snakepham]

English?

[@tomsoleymanbik3266]

Asian weightlifters are awesome. But Naim Suleymanoglu is the GOAT 6 times weightlifter of the year by IWF spanning across 12 years breaking world records at 16 years of age (not youth records world senior records) never ever been repeated and only lifter to snatch 2.5 times bodyweight and first ever to lift 3 timed bodyweight in clean and jerk. Absolute phenom.

[@tomsoleymanbik3266]

Check out 1988 Seoul Olympics 60 kgs the competition was over before he started. First lift broke the Olympic record by 7.5 kgs. He then broken 8 world records in 1 session once all competitors had finished their lifts. Oh He didn't break records by 1/2 kg I think his total was 15 kgs over the world record and 30 kgs over the Olympic record. No body pound for pound is stronger.

[@eastlemon9477]

2:35 how do they bounce like that?

[@allah2062]

Dat Halotestin

[@memestrolls8366]

So now we know whose gonna win the Tokyo Olympics USA OFCOURSE 🤣

[@athlete6225]

Litterally fascinating

[@artweb9681]

They could fly. Damn...

[@snakepham]

yeah

[@artweb9681]

@@snakepham are you one of them.?? 😉👏

[@snakepham]

No :(

[@azerogliev6520]

8:35 when you think Chinese are strong snatching 145kg and then you remember that Klokov snatched 205kg and Lasha snatched 220kg lol. Soviet Union, Russia, Georgia - on another level.

[@mfreak1126]

Because they're bigger.

[@egebamyasi773]

Dude, he weighs like 62kg that's over double bodyweight. Snatching double bodyweight is fucking strong as hell.

[@mmma5261]

You don't need explosive, you already have people :-)

[@snakepham]

Xdd

[@Entropy__]

Some top drawer videos snakepham

[@edmeyer4800]

Gotta shock that central nervous system big baby

[@jarikivimaki8686]

I would't say that like that. The myth comes from the 1970s or 1980s studies, that claimed this. This conclusion is wrong. Now it is known that this is not the case. So simple, right?

[@kaihuizing5970]

This is super inspiring

[@snakepham]

+Kai Huizing thanks

[@AURAA02]

though they are lean but their strength level is inhuman

[@kyrie4451]

11:24 not mannequin challenge lmao.

[@snakepham]

*13 years old weightlifter* kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIOTXo2Aj62oobs

[@ayar3195]

You spelled weightlifting wrong in the title.

[@annaroksher8213]

мало того что китайцев много так еще и в спорте красавчики

[@siddheshghatkar8971]

150kg snatch slow motion is awesome

[@snakepham]

+siddhesh ghatkar yes

[@Jex2Monsta]

Top 10 Weightlifting anime moments

[@snakepham]

Looool

[@soyio5383]

R.I.P BACK 😢

[@snakepham]

Lol

[@dont_trust_any1_even_ur_waifu]

rename Chinese to Asian in title if you want

[@6bombarasclategg]

bubby b there are also clips from Japanese weightlifters

[@Truckingsx]

True. They were all Chinese weightlifters

[@Truckingsx]

WhiteJade nope! There weren't any Japanese in the clip.

[@baqikenny]

true that, totally in china