IPF WORLD CHAMPS DAY 6 RECAP | 84kg, 105kg and 120kg

[@jcstrengthcoach782]

Watched the whole video, have watched the whole series, and recommended to other lifters/coaches 👌💪🏻

[@NIKKE023]

Emil is also coming from a abductor injury, not to shabby to get a silver at worlds all things considering :) but man what a beast of a squat Anatolii is!

[@frankjames6276]

NZ placing third in Womens team points is pretty special.

[@muscleimmaturity]

If I’m not mistaken, Mohamed competed at 2022 worlds and at 2016, I remember him for sure at one of them

[@danielmolnar915]

It was interesting to see, that Inderraj didn't asked for 377,5 kg for second attempt deadlift, that would put more pressure on the spanish lifter, and also take the lead for the battle of bronze medal.

[@JohnPaulCauchi]

yeh that was surprising to me, I mustnt have mentioned it in my vid, but if he had 377.5kg then he wouldve at least finished the 2nd round of deads already in bronze. Alls well that ends well i suppose lol

[@ev1bl]

I wouldnt be surprised if Davis gets the bronze in the mail

[@jayscaping]

I know Mikey has been dealing with adductor pain leading into the meet which is probably why he opened light on squat and skipped 3rd DL

[@christianfast1795]

Seems to me that the IPF has lots of issues. Inconsistent judging being just one of them. I'm not sure how they haven't changed changed the ref positions, knowing very well how angles deceives the eyes. Having the front ref judging on depth and being very inconsistent (and more prone to red lighting depth) with the other refs should also be a wake up call. Also, they have so many rules (which might or might not be a good thing) that they can't even keep track of them all. The rulebook for benching calls for the bar to lie restless on the chest before getting a press command. You can see many bars bouncing while getting the press command and then get white lighted. Might sound harsh, but the IPF seems to have lost its way of being the golden standards of powerlifting, in my opinion, they're ruining the sport a bit with their inconsistencies and vast amount of rules that they can't even track. Just to name a few issues.

[@frankjames6276]

All federations allow front ref to judge depths. Every single one of them. All competitions have variability in refereeing. the IPF also has the jury which adds another level.

[@e.c.9468]

man it's so laggy it is painful to watch

[@JohnPaulCauchi]

Yeh I'm struggling with technical stuff obviously 😅

[@Noah-vo6wb]

❤️ 'Promo SM'

[@Samisjustvibing]

This is why PL will never be in the olympics

[@frankjames6276]

A highlight show is why they are not in the olympics?

[@Samisjustvibing]

@@frankjames6276 no the complicated decision making that from an experienced perspective doesn’t even make sense. The rules constantly changing IE. Bench, where even the athletes competing aren’t sure of what they are need for 3 lights. Don’t get me wrong. I wish it was. But the sport is holding itself back

[@frankjames6276]

@@Samisjustvibing havent been around many sports eh. Rules change, constantly.

[@Samisjustvibing]

@@frankjames6276 lol I’m just being honest? I’m not hating. I compete too mate. It’s a shambles.