JamaRR Royster: The Squat That Shook The WORLD! | SBD Raleigh 2024 | RPE1

JamaRR Royster’s mind-blowing squat performance at the 2024 Powerlifting America SBD Raleigh Meet, where we witnessed JamaRR broke Jawon’s squat world record of 355kg, with a phenomenal, gigantic squat of 357.5kg. What makes this achievement even more remarkable is that JamaRR was reportedly battling multiple injuries leading up to the meet. His world record squat of 357.5kg stands as a powerful testament to the extraordinary height of his talent and unwavering determination.
Photo: JamaRR Royster
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CORRECTION: At the 17:02 mark, the squat attempt was listed as 363.75kg, but the correct attempt was 320kg. 🙏 What is a RPE1’s KPI Score: www.rpe1.com/p/got-kpi

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if jesse had the new age ultra stiff knee sleeves like the guy who took his record, he would've squatted like 800+ his best was 766 at 198. sucks he had to stop training it

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