Lasha 210kg snatch 255kg C&J | Heaviest Training Hall Total Ever

[@WeightliftingHouse]

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[@elliman2932]

that's one strong ass little pink chair. amazing

[@michaelscott5105]

lol

[@ramiroestrada5400]

ES VERDAD, LA SIILITA ROSADA SE MERECE UNA MEDALLA TAMBIÉN JAJAJA

[@bmstylee]

There is a video of Brian Shaw eating at Chipotle. And all 200kg of Brian is being held up by a crappy fast food restaurant chair.

[@johnnyboydianno]

🤣🤣🤣😂🤣

[@mrgrumpycat9049]

Lasha holding 255kg above his head on 169kg bw is amazing but that Pink Chair hold 169kg Lasha above it's head on 2kg bw is beyond science

[@pavlopixxao7185]

You petty 😭

[@bumpercoach]

shoulda stacked AT LEAST 3 to avoid catastrophic failure

[@thehatedones5153]

me:hits my elbow my entire nervous system: 3:35

[@Vatsuggggg]

lol

[@zachmurdoch150]

basic raccoon underrated comment

[@AlfredoZY]

Hahahahah

[@XReflection]

I thought it was something wrong with my compute rlol

[@musicisthecure6934]

😂😂😂

[@rogerortiz-rosas593]

Just found a better channel than ATG AND HOOKGRIP! The commentary is so good to narrate what's going on in training, please be consistent.

[@WeightliftingHouse]

Not sure I can compete with their filming, BUT I do like to talk about weightlifting :')

[@rogerortiz-rosas593]

@@WeightliftingHouse there no consistent with thier content either. Are you guys based put of the US?

[@WeightliftingHouse]

@@rogerortiz-rosas593 I'm from the UK. I will be posting consistently

[@javedashraf19]

@@WeightliftingHouse Like your humility!

[@woffe8094]

@@WeightliftingHouse don't be hard on yourself. These are really good videos.

[@gregoryperez40]

I love how at the end he gracefully takes off the bag of ice from his wrist that was obviously bothering him for a photo with a fan. No doubt not only a great weightlifter but a great champion with a heart.

[@ზვიადფიცხელაური]

i was living close to Lasha when he was growing up...he was a really good kid, Always helping his neighbours and his father.. loved hard work since the beginning.... if is friends needed help Lasha was always there.. iam really proud of him

[@iceboxchamberlain1]

The synchronized jerk and drop at 9:24 is amazing lol

[@DragyxCZ]

I just saw it and I was thinking if anybody else noticed it :D Pretty cool

[@TheJonesy78]

Absolutely brilliant video! The training video with commentary reminds me of the old IronMind training hall tapes

[@WeightliftingHouse]

I had IronMind in mind when I did this

[@Kocis19]

Loved the commentary in iron minds.

[@jakesimpson8952]

loved the voiceover seb, thank you for the awesome videos and podcasts!

[@WeightliftingHouse]

It's a new thing I figured I'd try out. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@geezgoddamn]

@@WeightliftingHouse You should visit more meets an do these kinds of vlogs more often, you're a great commentator

[@WeightliftingHouse]

@@geezgoddamn I will be!

[@boriente]

Even with three reds, his clean is so strong and effortless that he seems to squat as a courtesy to the bar.

[@Saba.Muracha]

Dude come to Georgia, Lasha trains in Dusheti. 40 minutes away from the capital Tbilisi. You can enjoy with training as much as you want 🇬🇪

[@WeightliftingHouse]

I would love to. Do you know if it is possible to go and film?

[@Saba.Muracha]

@@WeightliftingHouse Of course there are a lot of videos like interview and training time in gym, russians did it. Just need to call until the visit, that's all

[@webapp31]

Don't know what's stronger, Lasha or those pink lawn chairs that don't snap underneath him!

[@jeffreychen5130]

webapp31 ya what are they made out of? They don't even bend when lasha just drops down into then, that's some read engineeering

[@MannuhFestIt]

I heard those lawn chairs did a 280kg c&j during training, before; additionally, that was after a 480kg pause squat.

[@黑橙-x9z]

@@jeffreychen5130 r/wooosh

[@thehunter5311]

Just give him the tokyo gold medal in advance already, I feel sorry for the other +105 kg weightlifters they have no hope to take the gold

[@WeightliftingHouse]

Imagine being Gor Minasyan! Snatching 212 and STILL losing

[@henrikk3309]

Weightlifting House i feel bad for him as well since lasha threw a 210 opener

[@W8liftinG444]

Alexey Lovchev would have a chance, but politics decides who is allowed to compete.

[@Powd3r81]

Injury

[@alirunyan6017]

@@W8liftinG444 It is total bullshit politics but I doubt Lochev would have a chance...while he would fair well in the clean and jerk the guy is 10kg down in the snatch. Lasha is the best snatcher in the history of the world and by a long shot. Who knows what he has actually hit in training or could hit...

[@jonsmith7659]

Practicing with gold medal lifts. Snatching regular people’s deadlift PRs like it ain’t shit. Must be nice.

[@bmstylee]

@jon jones a 200 kg deadlift isn't super heavy but it isn't a weight to joke around with.

[@romanfaithfull1356]

This is the best channel of its type on KZbin, really engaging. I learn more in these videos about the sport than all the other videos on ATG and Hookgrip - and I love those channels.

[@markoschie]

Great video Seb. The voice over really pushes it to a greater level. Context is king!

[@WeightliftingHouse]

That's exactly what I was hoping for. Glad that it seems to be working

[@liftingiq8658]

I've had about a 3 year hiatus from the weightlifting scene and am just now getting back into it, so I really appreciate the commentary! Really great stuff!!

[@charybdisfgl2048]

I know next to nothing about Olympic Weightlifting, but watching Lasha throw around those weights with his grace. It looks so smooth. It looks right, like that is how it is supposed to be.

[@jordangroff8978]

I say 223/267 in Tokyo.

[@shakokortava9130]

222_268

[@Osobenny]

No/DOPING

[@edgarpizano823]

Yeah a 500kg total would be great to see

[@maluapabombku49]

@Jamie Alexander ???

[@armwrestlingfan6804]

225/270!

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

Lasha's just above and beyond...

[@mrgoetz3424]

I wish I was good enough of a lifter to have people load my bar

[@comeradedoggo3880]

That’s a goal be important enough to have people load your training weights.

[@anakoshadze5051]

12:17 Three legends, three Olympic champions at the same time

[@jbrownbyu]

I love the small smile he gave after the 210 lift :) Such a powerful, cool guy.

[@Kocis19]

This channel is great, the commentary really adds great context and tells a story. Was awesome to hear about the China and Georgia tensions. Small details you don’t often ever hear or see.

[@bento18565]

Lasha is a super human, what he can do is beyond any other lifter capacity. Great video and commentary!

[@WeightliftingHouse]

He is the only all-time historically great right now, by way of numbers

[@jessfrankel5212]

Great vid. Seeing him snatch that weight so effortlessly...just amazing.

[@Buck31515]

Lasha is the man. He will go down as the greatest ever no doubt.

[@roberts1711]

Hes clearly the greatest ever. Hes prob the most dominant champ of any sport. He wins easier than bolt won 100m in his prime. I think the could snatch 230 with how easy 220 looks.

[@WeightliftingHouse]

That would be a thing to see!

[@johnsontan345]

230 would be a stretch..but not impossible imo

[@rykehuss3435]

The most dominant champion of all time (in any major sport) is Aleksandr Karelin, and its not really a contest.

[@rikkertteuge]

230 snatch, 270cj that would be alpha af

[@plavyn]

Johnson Tan I thought he did 227 in training, maybe 230 is on the cards at some point

[@svenlechtenberg8119]

In my opinion lasha is the greatest of all time 🤷🏽‍♂️🔥🔥

[@alsange]

+1 agree

[@martand21]

That's not even an opinion but a fact

[@tig79rover91]

@@martand21 agreed

[@0k4n16]

sueleymanoglu, lu xiajun

[@utkub3492]

Naim Suleymanoglu is the best, fact.

[@powerbounce3445]

This guy snatches 120 like how i snatch a 12kg dumbell

[@closegripbenchpress489]

he snatches 200kg faster than i can fall of my chair

[@norpfuseman1485]

Great video and commentary. This guy moves like nobody I’ve ever watched, and you’re right on by saying when he loads it, it’s already settled. It’s a demonstration rather than an attempt

[@martinfiay8908]

Lasha is absolutely well coached and nurtured right from the start of his career to today....

[@Unklechopchop]

What a privilege to be there watching this ... thank you for your upload

[@blankblankpog]

They're great lifters they're living legends, but they still have someone to challenge their thrones. Lasha doesnt have anyone to challenge his throne, he's the god of weightlifting

[@TAROTAI]

gods don't hurt themselves

[@getdusty1]

Excellent commentary coupled with the video. No stupid head pounding music. Well done!!!!!

[@thomaskraus1261]

Excellent points and very well done! Thank you.

[@WeightliftingHouse]

You are welcome! Looking forward to getting some more videos up.

[@John-xd9no]

bro!! nice narrating. im so glad i found this channel

[@wickedhorror01]

as i georgian myself im proud of him

[@Ec11223]

Great production value and commentary.

[@chriswelcome8102]

He makes that 210 look so easy I swear he could get 230 overhead. That would leave 6 on the Clean and Jerk for that mythical 500

[@TheTillinger123]

His form looks so fluid and focuses, no wobbling or hard edges. Amazing at those weights

[@saintandrews83]

brilliant commentary, ive watch this over and over and absolutely enthrolled at the ease of lifts ........

[@theRaceman4]

Liking even before the video starts. Keep up the good work!

[@mme9646]

it's just mind bloggling it's like trying to imagine the infinity of the universe the mind just cannot comprehend

[@IAmATerron]

Here in 2021 when he actually clean & jerk 267 and snatched 225🐐

[@Liverpool094]

3:35 when you forgot to charge yourself overnight.

[@aldinoindra2742]

i shit my pants xD

[@petrvales9869]

First dude in the world to break the 270 kgs barrier

[@alfredmorganroth9349]

Very rude of the Chinese,notice they didn't have a entrant in his class. He is the greatest of all time and they know it . Thank you for the video,happy for the Georgian people.

[@gurvijaybecker]

Chinese are rude in general from their tourists to businessmen to athletes

[@gurvijaybecker]

Thats why I love sports, you play by rules of equality and smallest of the nations can put a bigger nation to shame. What an equalizer!

[@joshuariosa5756]

How is that rude?

[@alfredmorganroth9349]

@@joshuariosa5756 so designated platforms should be purposely ignored,,why are there rules at all? maybe in your world being rude is acceptable,not in mine.

[@joshuariosa5756]

@@alfredmorganroth9349 i was asking about what is rude about not having an entrant for lasha's class, since you put the two thoughts together. And no, your assumption is wrong

[@adamcarlton3742]

I've watched this video 1 million times.

[@Apicalgrowth]

This dude would slay the competition at WSM with a bit of training

[@bmstylee]

A lot of training. It's a big difference in lifting style.

[@2013_Shox]

Wsm has multiple guys deadlifting 400+kg, these are completely different sports

[@Xtinkxiion]

I've watched this so many times already

[@S98Olsen]

Very nice! More of these please :D

[@WeightliftingHouse]

They're coming!

[@eddyfan7728]

synced Jerk recovery with the guy behind him. 9:26

[@masterbulgokov]

He makes it look like a trivial amount of weight. I've never seen anyone like him. Amazing.

[@colloredbrothers]

Superb commentary and presentation, bravo

[@horneybadger5784]

*Damn DJ khalid is strong af* 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ozjamin2844]

Outstanding running commentary bro. 👍

[@hardedgecustom]

This is greatest Lasha video ... of all time.

[@Ula.1]

I always get pleasure from watching every single video of you. fabulous Lifting, Great job !

[@nickmunro8660]

anyone else have an audio bug at 3:35? Also really like the commentary format vs just training hall videos

[@martinfiaysr4942]

He just did 267k clean & jerk in training

[@sage6336]

267LB

[@thrpotatoasfgfejfidieiidkr7071]

@@sage6336 nah it's kilos

[@bretrogersweightlifting4008]

Knowing how a wrist injury can completely derail my ability to finish lifts, thank God he’s a better human being than I am

[@skeeskeexd2502]

10:53 coach was telling him make sure you hit your balls, I guess its his way of telling him to keep the bar close to his body XD

[@captainkirk601]

I really think this guy is capable of a 230 kg snatch.

[@gallahant]

He certainly seems to have room for more than 220 in the snatch. 225 is doable , dont know how much room he has in the c&j though.

[@PRAVDORUB_064S]

Кахи Кахиашвили подходил к Лаше и помогал разобраться с эластичными бинтами на запястья. На секундочку: трехкратный олимпийский чемпион, между прочим. Таких людей всего трое на планете Земля.

[@christianwijaya6906]

This Video was Up and Rise for WeightLifting House Channel 👍

[@johndeluna692]

He destroyed the competition during training

[@johnnyboydianno]

The man is a legend

[@giorgichachibaia126]

10:51 *Narrator having historical moment of his life* Asanidze in background: "Smack it on your balls!"

[@MattRayner1985]

Love this channel

[@camerongray7767]

Lasha and lu are my two favourite weightlifters

[@goldilox811]

Late 2010s are showing the strongest human beings in every division of strength sports from Lasha to a 450lb 6'9 Thor to 6'3 423lbs Eddie Hall to Larry Wheels, Maddox, Dylan Hellreigal etc...

[@WeightliftingHouse]

This does seem to be the case

[@gega.k3586]

nice1 mate,keep up the good work exelent video! regards from georgia ;-)

[@mustwinmedia]

Greatest weightlifter of all time! Hard to imagine this man is capable of 225 snatch and possibly a 270 c&j! If he hits those numbers I can’t see anyone beating it! Ever!

[@WeightliftingHouse]

I agree that if he does what we believe he might be able to, he will remain unbeatable. He's already 11.5 kg up on Rezazadeh, the best of the last couple of decades besides Lasha. Good luck to the new crop of athletes out there...

[@zurajijelava7441]

He's best training numbers are 227 snatch and 270 clean and jerk.

[@Threewlz]

@@zurajijelava7441 source?

[@zurajijelava7441]

@@Threewlz I know from georgian team there are videos as well but not posting it yet. There is 267 video form lasha and in that same training hall he did 270 as well.

[@SpoWipablo]

your voice over is the Next level of Weightliftig footage

[@Danr52504]

Taranenko racked 270 but couldn't stand up with it. Really want to see Lasha go for it. Even just a 270 clean would be legendary without the jerk.

[@dimitrigamkrelidze2804]

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[@Danr52504]

@@dimitrigamkrelidze2804 Absolutely incredible

[@rfjohns4452]

I started lifting in 60s following Olympic lifting by 1968 hoping that Bednarski would defeat the Colossus Zabotinsky a naturally huge man like Lasha not built up from under 100kg like the great Alexeev. This present super is the best of the best in snatch and clean&jerk from past and present that will certainly push snatch over 230kg 507 lbs and c&j over magical 270+ kg 600 lbs as his lift were all done with so much more to go....

[@meisway]

9:27 the guy in the back is copying lasha lmao

[@gamejunk2707]

GawynnIsEpic that’s the ultimate way to get to the level as Lasha.

[@meisway]

GameJunk yes

[@TheTishaTube]

@@meisway :D plesnoi isnot just a guy

[@bradenbash5916]

Best comment on the video

[@meisway]

@@bradenbash5916 thank you i appreciate it

[@NotGiovanni]

4th time watching this. This video + commentary is amazing

[@dominickloka9758]

It seems that the greatest super heavyweights aren't known for being the heaviest squatters. I remember the legendary Vasily Alexeev, when he said he never squatted with anything heavier than 270 kilos, yet he had a 255-kilo C & J (the world record at that time in the old 110+ class), while another lifter would sometimes squat with 320+ yet he had a C & J around 220 kilos. Interestingly, Lasha Talakadze is known to be quite conservative when he trains the squat. I've watched a session where he worked up to 285 kilos for 3 doubles and you said that this was unusual from him. Close to competition, I've seen Georgia's superheavies (Lasha and Irakli) working up to a few doubles at 250 and stopping there. Squatting that kind of weight with good bar speed is probably enough for them to maintain their leg strength while saving their energy for when it counts. On that day, Lasha had enough energy to post the highest training hall total ever. A video about the use of submaximal loads to increase strength would be very interesting. Thanks!

[@Derploop]

I think the big difference between the elite Chinese lifters and Lasha is the volume of competition - barely any of the lifters who've ever touched a barbell have been in Lasha's weight class, where most of them have been in that ~70-90 range. It's a lot more probable for a little gear to beat a lot of gear when there's a lower chance of the lotta gear class having had a near ideal genetic freak come through the ranks before.

[@kage281]

This man makes the bar look tiny sweet lord!

[@dkcoolmed]

Awesome work Seb from Deb

[@WeightliftingHouse]

The people's Aussie!

[@historymobile6210]

Man you deserve 1m subs. What a joke from KZbin. Wish you record the historical videos like this. Just wow

[@jordangroff8978]

This would win a Gold medal in all but 2 olympics, 2004 and 2016

[@daleftuprightatsoldierfield]

He would have only lost to himself in 2016

[@mfs0416]

Super Lasha!🏆

[@LivingInSaltLakeCity]

Awesome video!

[@mayanksharma7952]

If lasha come to strongman he will get more acknowledgement and fans

[@David-pm7lt]

@10:52 Lasha's coach, Asanidze (olimpic champion), says - "hit it , hit the balls" :D

[@biscaynediver]

Wow. Just wow.

[@zg4705]

Why do you think there aren't any Blagoev's, Vardanyan's, and Solodov's around anymore? The more strict drug rules? Not as effective training/coaching? Thanks, love from Italy

[@TheSkatingreptile]

Unintentional Pliesnoi training hall vid as well 😁 classic Ukrainian technique.

[@danishh3819]

Strong man

[@iaincarmichael4866]

Who’s here after he hit a 225/270 training total?

[@kevinma715]

Lmao the guy on team usa was like yo lemme get a pic with the legend

[@fernasclimb]

This was amazing

[@Isaharif]

Mesmerizing commentary

[@fitnytech]

A healthy lifestyle is something you refine over time - not overnight

[@penepatitenor]

What's incredible about the human race, is that one day, someone will beat Lasha, and then someone beyond that will beat that someone and the cycle goes on. We as humans adapt and learn from the last beast and become better and stronger. Just the thought that someone in the next decade is gonna beat this, is insane. How cool is that?

[@lupebogi]

It appears like if he can lift even more than that, but saves it for later when the competition keeps up to his current performance.