Old Man Lifted 1697 LBS

[@LiftersClub]

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[@osirun6572]

Honestly wish we saw more strongmen and powerlifters trying these insanely heavy short ROM lifts. I wanna know what the heaviest possible weight a human can clear off the ground even if it's just an inch.

[@jonssonnicolas]

Check out hip lift. I belive eddie hall lifted 2000 pounds

[@EmilBBechGrip]

Check out backlift and hiplift then, that's where most weight is moved.

[@osirun6572]

@@EmilBBechGrip yeah I've heard of those. I wish they were more popular in strength sports rather than a fringe oddity that only a handful have tried.

[@super_steven_1776]

Check out the back lift!

[@mariam.6712]

He's Kyriakos Grizzly youngest daughter.

[@ADO5]

What I’m surprised about is that he was able to find a bar like that 😂

[@irfanramzan6146]

I believe the man created the bar himself. He said in the comment section in one of his video.

[@jeffk4710]

@@irfanramzan6146 wtf I would not trust that much weight on a self made bar LOL

[@johndisalvo6283]

@@jeffk4710 He didn’t “make” the bar himself. Probably 4140 heat treated. Anyone can purchase it.

[@Zhello79]

Bravh, you read my mind lol 😆

[@steely10]

My first thought was what kind of explosion is he facing if the bar snaps or the weights break through the clips and weights slip off.

[@youareverysmartilikeyou5117]

Don't care about rom or straps ,or anything. If this is real, it's unbelievably impressive

[@nikitaw1982]

If average people worried about ROM just super set with light full ROM or a few sets after. I really domt get the hate.

[@evangelionl0vr857]

I’m terrified that the bar is gonna snap and kill him.

[@gthelmft7343]

Definitely fake

[@dimasbram7176]

what's impressive is if you think this is real, real impressive.

[@youareverysmartilikeyou5117]

@@dimasbram7176 and y u so sure tis not real? It's basically a hip thrust, and several people done heavier

[@matthewfrancis9237]

the way it bounced around afterwards for so long and the pattern, im pretty convinced that was legit weight. Bravo sir well done.

[@paulgallagher2937]

The oscillation frequency seemed way to fast for that weight. It would not be very difficult to calculate the weight based on the dimensions and frequency.

[@terry_willis]

It looked real to me.

[@i-am-mercurial]

Looked sus

[@MrCleanAteMyWife]

​@@paulgallagher2937you're talking out your ass my boy lmfao

[@SvendleBerries]

​@@paulgallagher2937 It could also depend on the bar; what it's made of and how it's made. Weight bars can have completely different feeling to them depending on those factors.

[@SoDamnMetal]

That bar got me a hell of a lot more nervous than the weight 😨

[@SlipperySandbox69]

Imagine the force of the bar snapping in your face 😮

[@adrianmatthews3159]

I was thinking about that immediately 😅

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

💀💀💀☠️

[@st3ady19]

Она не ударит , она согнется

[@ivankacic2808]

He wouldn't live.

[@caedmonswanson2378]

Steel never snaps, it bends Edit: yes I know some hardened and brittle steel can snap, but a steel bar like this will always bend even under thousands of pounds

[@Egoliftdaily]

Wow he's actually 6'5". I thought he was under 5'10" with his proportions. He's actually a really big man.

[@ImperialFool]

He has those eddie hall proportions

[@muhammadputera6593]

370 pounds. Basically a taller leaner Eddie Hall

[@morristhe3rd]

Yup probably around like 280 I’m the same height 200 lbs and look like a stick compared to this man

[@realshanegray]

5'6" after that lift

[@sandwichsquad74]

Most strongmen & powerlifters are. At least the ones that can lift this kinda weight

[@venom286__worldoftanks3]

Imagine if that bar snaps in half and hits him in the face . I used to never think about these things but when I had a bad accident with weights I am very careful now .

[@TheFracturedfuture]

It won't reach his face.

[@Automotib]

Steel won't normally snap like that under tension, it'll just bend more

[@mm-fj6kg]

@@Automotib it depends on the tensile strength typically higher tensile strength makes steel more brittle and likely to snap which is common in squat bars Bc you want to minimize the whip. Dl bars tho usually have a lower tensile strength providing more whip and bend in the bar. Deadlift bars usually hover around 190k tensile strength and squat bars 220k.

[@tjcogger1974]

@@TheFracturedfuture No, he could get some shrapnel to the face though.

[@TheFracturedfuture]

@@tjcogger1974 Perhaps.

[@5deeplogic676]

*In 1957, Paul Anderson solidified his title as “The World's Strongest Man” by lifting 6,270 in a backlift. The Guinness Book of World Records entry was; “Greatest Lift. The greatest weight ever raised by a human being is 6,270 lbs.* In about 1974-75, I observed one of Paul's weight lifting performances. Talked with him after, and shook his hand. His hand almost felt like metal. Super nice guy, and a Christian. Oh, watched Paul take a 225 lb. dumbbell, press it straight out at shoulder level, to his side, multiple times, then held it there for several seconds. Watched him drive a 16d nail through 2 x 4 board. His first attempt failed ... he just gritted his teeth. Then he tried again, and drove it in as if done by a large sledge hammer. Also, at least 10 men, well over 200 lbs. each, sat on a table. Paul got under the table, lifted the table with the at least 10 men sitting on it, then twisted to the left about a foot or two, then twisted to the right about a foot or two, then sat them back on the floor. AMAZING STRONG MAN!

[@JohnDoeUMAL16]

That 1957 stunt can't be proven

[@Youtubeisranbypussies]

​@@JohnDoeUMAL16Yes it can and has, retard. That show on history Channel "strongest men in history" proved it with Brian/Eddie/Robert/Nick testing the exact setup.

[@davidjohn-xy1mm]

Paul Anderson was not just a great lifter (original for his time) but also very humble.

[@Abrold]

Lol this makes a human stronger than a gorilla because gorilla can lifted 4000 lbs while the Strongest human can Lift 6270 lbs as you said

[@JohnDoeUMAL16]

@@Abrold A gorilla with adrenaline would be able to easily lift 10,000 pounds... for reps...

[@TheBehm08]

Legend has it those weights are still moving

[@fuckyoutube75889]

this looks like those barbells they show in superhero comics

[@Automotib]

Yep 🤣

[@Iceman-hb3uk]

I don't care if it was really short ROM, it still was impressive to see what this man did...

[@allansmasterspowerlifting.390]

Waste of time

[@genls]

And I am not that much impressed. Did the same with 250 kg without any special training.

[@BrownGoatEnthusiast]

​@@genlsomg thats almost a third of this

[@abhirupkundu2778]

@@genls i I deadlifted 210 kg for the 1st time i went into gym 1yr ago

[@n7Andy]

@@genls I did 400kg. Traps were sore for a week.

[@is5006]

An unknown old man? I know him. He's Radim, 48 years old and the best... at everything

[@radimradim2379]

:-)

[@RomanStudeny]

@@radimradim2379 AT EVERYTHING! :)

[@is5006]

Správně pochopeno, Romane ;)

[@jerryelsea8126]

Except running a mile

[@Roman-ik8qb]

48 let, vypadá na 68let, podprůměrný výkony v každý normální disciplíně, extrémní ego, vymyslel si vlastní disciplínu "kurvení osy" a v tom vyniká, konec příběhu. Nejvíc obdivuhodný je, že mu drží pohromadě plotýnky, i když na jednu stranu, když udělá pohyb pár centimetrů z nejlehčího místa tak to vlastně ani tak obdivuhodný neni.

[@dennisgruber8210]

Puuuh:) I´m so thankful that the bar didn´t break But nice job!!!

[@AtlasNight]

Good Video Keep Up The Great Work And That's Some Impressive Strength.

[@AlexanderRodriguez-ym7we]

I was nervous that the bar was going to snap and injure him.

[@freshofftheboat66]

it'll bend but not snap. ductility

[@chrism45]

@@freshofftheboat66 there's videos of bars snapping

[@mahatmasloth6543]

@@freshofftheboat66 it'll definitely snap

[@JuliUsher]

If the bar snaps in half, remember that he has straps connected to both sides of the bar 😳

[@freshofftheboat66]

@@mahatmasloth6543 probably a low quality bar

[@sarvariabhinav]

Finally a spotter that you can rely on.

[@NoahDaun-yd2ep]

yes, but he might just lift up the enitre machine on accident

[@arielquelme]

Along with the lifter

[@Whatify]

@@NoahDaun-yd2ep lol

[@STAYMETAL1]

As long as you need him in the last two inches of the exercise

[@FitSam_SANGUEDIGHISA]

6 years ago when I was 20, we did a competition in a beach gym in Rimini (Italy) where you had to do "half deadlift" and 8 pull ups in superset. There where many contenders, and after each set the weight on the barbell increased. The competition lasted more than 3 hours and I managed to win after the most insane battle of my life. After a day of heavy work, an insane amount of pull ups and the final lift of 520kgs I won. I will never forget the feeling of insane power and gravity on my body when I had my best lift at 440kg. The adrenaline was Godly. After all this I won a bike, and I returned to work with that. Insane days, I was a warmachine. But it took me some time to recover from that. But I would do it again

[@peamutbubber]

Cap

[@alessandrolucreziano5292]

rimini >>

[@CarolinaBlood704]

Sounds like a TOTALLY believable story...

[@pizzagateisreal]

Sorry dude looking at your physique now way you're dojng 500k

[@willstuart4504]

Gotta love the comment section eh.. You take a minute to share your own lifting experiences and a bunch NOBODY Trolls have to cut it apart. Good on ya mate...💪💪 Haters gonna hate, probably between the lot they couldn't lift their couch outta their parent's basement. 😂🤣😂

[@radenzito]

this is insane!!!!! respect for you man! anyway, these 1697 lbs are progressively lifted due to the flexible bar, then this makes it easier to start, but anyway its crazy because in the end he still lifting 1697 lbs!!!! awesome!

[@billj4525]

Do you lift? No chance this is real.

[@IMObyMark]

​@@billj4525it is real, this old man is 6'5, and is weighing almost 400lbs!

[@suppositionstudios]

the flex is negligible by the way it's sat in the hooks.

[@Tocomaco]

This is amazing....I have done this weight in short-leg press, one rep of 5 presses, with no belt, or knee supports, was 55 at the time. 2013

[@inf0tr8r]

whatever, I one arm curled the shit

[@Tocomaco]

@@inf0tr8r 😂

[@ashleypeat2355]

If your going to lie at least make it believable haha

[@monstermash]

I warm up with this weight on the bench. I don't move it even a millimeter, but it's still my warmup weight.

[@kaylamarie8309]

That's hysterical lol. The bar sitting inside the weights probably moves around inside of it that much or a little more. Pretty funny lol.

[@jockojohn3294]

My warmup is putting the plates on the bar......... :) really

[@Jesustillidie]

Jesus loves you all

[@zaferozdemir5051]

😅😅😂😂😂

[@danielalbano6905]

Still more ROM than your average sumo deadlifter

[@ryandare7201]

100%

[@greg77389]

No cap 💯

[@Ahmad-mq8ug]

keep up the good work! your close to my lat raise warmup !!!

[@jdemarco]

I use that weight for a one arm curl.

[@quazimodo1973]

Just when your catching your breath, and the bar snaps😮 Damn bro, thats intense and amazing

[@ExplorerMedia]

you’re*

[@bobdillon1138]

3 prolapsed disks later and now he walks like Ronnie Coleman but he will forever be remembered as the internet dude who moved 1697 lbs 10 inches.

[@baboon_bandito]

Moved the bar more like 2 inches. Totally pointless. Looks very dangerous. All risk and no reward.

[@joemama226]

Ronnie Coleman is that way because of botched spinal surgeries lol not lifting

[@fastral7769]

@@baboon_bandito Said by someone who has no outstanding accomplishments in any field. The reward is having done it.

[@tomlambert915]

i saw a 70 year old man back in the 70's do impossible feats of strength so i know for a fact there are real life super heros among us.

[@lewischime5737]

I'm one of them

[@tomlambert915]

@@lewischime5737you would be humble and not narcassist.

[@lewischime5737]

@@tomlambert915 how am I narcissist🤔

[@builderdude9488]

@@lewischime5737 What kinda impossible thing can you do

[@lewischime5737]

@@builderdude9488 run a sub 9 sec 100m and deadlift 1 ton

[@AZASeraph]

Even if it was a rack pull and not a full deadlift that's still very impressive

[@aaron1232006]

The guy reps out 260kg on the bench, 6 SOLID reps

[@coachaviv4213]

source?

[@xXxkolinkl]

@@coachaviv4213 trust me bro

[@aaron1232006]

@@coachaviv4213 read the description for his youtibe channel

[@davidardelean2832]

Fake bro

[@AntmanStrengthFitness]

I’m 5’4 and 150lb BW and did 845 lb rack pull, so I’d say this is possible and it was very high rack pull as well

[@classicdufferin8739]

Lol you are strong

[@ibrahime3194]

Bllsht

[@MarkSir]

Let's Appreciate How Long the Bar is.

[@Requilith]

That's what she said

[@greg77389]

Long boi

[@SimonMegalox]

That's what she said😌

[@longjohnsteven9888]

i think thats probably very heavy but not close to 1700lbs, with the plates that far away from where hes gripping the whip of the bar is going to be very exaggerated and hence why it looks like that, regardless of how much it is hes still a beast

[@roxanne1987r]

You sure

[@franxitopal905]

@@roxanne1987r what is the old lady doin here? hahah

[@Aatell764]

To even have that much weight on a bar means it's not some standard Olympic barbell that's a special made barbell which you can obviously tell just by the length itself. It's made out of much stronger steel and could just not be bending like you would imagine it to be. Because it's definitely bending just not at the hands

[@madzkev3100]

@@franxitopal905 what is the pussy doin here ? Hahah

[@o-neil]

Whip of the bar doesn't change the weight if it's not touching the ground

[@shannonsisk]

I would watch this in competition. Like a max rack pull or something. I think it would be cool to watch

[@byrong1384]

And the two guys at each end helping him when the shot crops in 😂

[@gsmarchand]

The elephant bar is already almost at max bend. If people were lifting the ends of the bar it would be harder for him.

[@jonathangranlund6796]

That bar snaps and his arms would get ripped off

[@joeyoung3319]

Not fake. At least, there's a tremendous amount of weight on the bar to make a steel bar do this.

[@RedfishCarolina]

Agreed, and some of the plates have really obvious usage and age on them... But some look fairly new and clean, so it's possible that a number of the plates are fakes. However I'm in no place to say that's exactly what is happening. That bar is under a hell of a lot of weight.

[@reuven2010]

well, you could just not use a steel bar if you were to go so far to fake it hehe. use something weaker and it will have similar effect.. Not doubting him i have no idea just saying.

[@thewatcher9778]

That's definitely not regular steel

[@livestrongforever]

respect for buying so many plates

[@Yipsy_Powerlifting]

OMG, thats an insane lift, but the most impressive about this lift is how he found the bar could hold that much weight.

[@GaryYoung-eq1ph]

Lift a car instead!!

[@charlesf4428]

@@GaryYoung-eq1ph Ohhh yes I would love to see that..the front end!! He could probably overturn the entire car and has the strength to over power the car as well.

[@looselipssinkships6543]

@@charlesf4428 lifting a car from the front is actually not the same lift because its a pivot.

[@mustashride]

I completed this exact same lift the other day while holding my wheelchair over my head, two reps.

[@bbd1603]

Guy is getting insanely close to my lateral raise warm up

[@Lendaru]

You're a bit weak, but if you train harder you'll get it, man

[@blackviper9093]

NO WAY.... How??? He is the real Superman 😲

[@lightbeing8174]

Andre the giant pick up 2,000 pounds.

[@LH74]

2”…. this is an insane feat of strength. People just don’t understand the significance of this.

[@scor440]

What is the significance?Do you know?I do it’s nothing .It didn’t do anything to help people who are down and out etc.

[@MissiFull]

@@scor440 Bro, this video cured my cancer

[@xenird]

@@scor440 this record healed my cancer

[@blakemartin9748]

Bro can save a life one day lifting that weight bravo 😎💪🏻

[@Apekop1230]

my condolences to the bar. He was very very strong indeed.

[@ricasiogaming7873]

Very impressive honestly my whole body would implode if I even attempted that.

[@allansmasterspowerlifting.390]

Not impressive

[@keks9662]

dude just try it first, it's easier than it seems if you're already doing it, you'll lift a lot more than when working at full amplitude, trust me

[@doompenguin7453]

The way the bar bends makes it look very real to me.

[@Volik333]

Береги себя мужчина!!! Такие рекорды бесследно не проходят!!!

[@neurotox1nz]

@@RF-22-b4f какое подтверждение?

[@baraskparas9559]

He is obviously a huge, powerful man who lifted the bar a very short distance. This means he was using leverage for the true power lift and relying on his bone and cartilage to withstand the tremendous vertical force of gravity.

[@the_one1001]

He barely moved the weight…. Moving a weight 2 inches isn’t comparable to lifting it from the ground, it’s not fair to call this a “lift”

[@dionysius1321]

That's grown man strength right there 💪

[@soad1er]

Делай это упражнение два раза в день, и спина болеть не будет.

[@topo53449]

hey

[@ПавелРыков-я1э]

всё верно, потому что её не будет

[@keks9662]

@@ПавелРыков-я1эСпина не будет

[@machwind3266]

Geez! This guy is Zeus! Here I thought me being able to shrug 700 was awesome! This guy, man!

[@davidardelean2832]

I can't believe you believe this bro

[@garydingle]

It was a super impressive lift. We used to call those lockouts, but never with that amount of weight, of course. I used to regularly do lockout training to improve my deadlift. My best deadlift at the 181 weight class was 605 in a meet weighted at 174. However, my best lockout was 800 pounds. I used to set the bar just above the knees. This guy is amazing.

[@timtim8011]

On a slightly different strenght note, don't sleep on the late Steve Justa, author of "Rock, Iron, Steel, The Book of Strength" (RIP) who was dubbed the "Paul Anderson of strength-endurance." Some of his crazy feats: • Wearing a 200-pound chain-mail vest, walked for two miles in 50-minutes . • Created a 30-pound walking staff, walked 14-miles, never stopping or putting it down. • Created a 100-pound chain mail vest; wore it to work for a month shoveling grain in a silo all day long. • Dragged a 540-pound railroad tie 1/8th of a mile in 25-minutes. • Picked the 540-pound railroad tie off the ground, shouldered it, walked for 30-feet. • Picked up and shoulder-carried a 315-pound barrel for 1/8th of a mile. • Pushed a 570-pound rock 1/8th of a mile in 25-minutes. • Carried a 220-pound rock for 1.5 miles in 90-minutes. • Picked up 500-pounds on a 2-inch thick handle barbell and walked 50-steps. • Carried a 250-pound barbell for a mile taking 18 breaks. • Carried a barbell loaded to 700-pounds for 20 steps backwards. • Walked with an 800-pound barbell on his back for 20 steps outside through mud ankle deep mud, dubbed this his scariest feat. • In 1995, created a 300-pound kettlebell that he swung around like it was a 40-pound dumbbell.

[@maggs131]

Im most worried about the shrapnel when that bar explodes in his face.

[@Jason-wc3fh]

"Old Man" ???? Please, just because the guy has grey hair and is likely in his late forties to mid fifties does not classify him as old man. The very fact he can lift this amount of weight shows he isn't an "old man".

[@radimradim2379]

Hi I em Radim from video,I 48 y. o.

[@ВалераМининДзержинский]

БР-РАВО !!!!! "Даёшь ! Даёшь Рекорд!"- мысленно сейчас кричал я тебе, Богатырь.Как когда-то своим Друзьям на саревнованиях.

[@charisky0989]

At this point i praise the barbell to still be in one piece

[@anandautar9465]

Ouch, you are lucky that it doesn’t break, that middle.

[@joaoleitedecastro7519]

no way thats fake, thats some real ass whip

[@lex-xv3ik]

Old Man Lifted -1697 LBS- *770 kg!!!*

[@igor_ostrovski]

How has this video only 3 comments for 2M views?

[@AKS-_-]

Maybe he enabled comments recently

[@MrRoninGT]

As a master of sports, I will say: sport, especially professional sport, kills. At 30-40 years old you will be disabled. But physical education will make you a strong and healthy person. You can exercise without iron, but simply with your own weight on horizontal bars, parallel bars, etc. And you will do at 100 years old what a master of sports cannot do at 40 years old. Remember this and be healthy!

[@姓名-b2s1u]

ジムでベンチプレスをしている時、傍にこの男が居れば安心だ

[@Djfitness1]

Your the man , I wish I stayed in the gym 😊

[@ελευθερία-ε2ο]

I think Paul Anderson lifted 6,270 lbs in 1985 and Gregg Ernst lifted 5,340 in 1993, so this is definitely possible. He must be a good welder to get a bar that long.

[@yorkerold]

Cap

[@ericnemitz7468]

I hope its real and i want to beleive it is. This is incredibly impressive

[@QuinnDorman4]

Am i the only one wondering how you get a bar that long

[@claytonkeever2992]

Just have to rub it first.

[@QuinnDorman4]

@@claytonkeever2992 Ayo?

[@keks9662]

@@claytonkeever2992🌚👀

[@thelovelounge_]

If he can, anyone in the bodybuilding industry can perform it.

[@Oshinut28]

Super strong people do exist, not all of them want to be exposed

[@randygentry2442]

Seriously tho ,bars can snap….and when it does this will be ugly

[@ncdozer3103]

Video? I’ve only ever seen them bend a ton

[@little3149]

@@ncdozer3103 I've seen a video of one snapping. Just look it up.

[@randygentry2442]

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[@randygentry2442]

@@ncdozer3103 here’s another one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pajJq6hogc5rnas

[@ncdozer3103]

@@little3149 that was a dogshit bar lmao, no good bar is snapping at 600lbs

[@achouqueeutavadezoas]

Don't know if I'm impressed with the bar or with the man's strength

[@realshanegray]

6'5" before the lift 5'6" after

[@POLARTTYRTM]

This video is a very interesting demonstration of the tensile strength of steel and why it is so used for everything.

[@Yokozuna-s4j]

Most respect video ever but only 30klikes

[@sszz9605]

Not trying to take away from this but if he leans it on his legs then yes he can probably do that because the legs have the greatest force output and that combined with a super short range of motion I think it’s definitely possible

[@CyrillicTM]

its not real, the so called 20s are 10, its half of that weight. i cant remember which video it was of him, but he exposed himself

[@blackmoon7961]

anatoly...can i clean here?

[@themarkofgod]

Честно говоря верится с трудом в то что тут 770 кг. Я видел как мужик кровью обливался на весе в 400, а тут в нулевом поту поднял положил. Да на пару сантиметров, но всё же давление стрельбануло бы от такого веса, а с ним всё нормально.

[@nick111655]

He is super human. That is incredible to say the least. I am truly impressed

[@kajusduchnevicius5288]

just tell me where he got his bar

[@misterwallace3479]

I'd like to invest in the manufacturer.

[@radimradim2379]

I do it myself,hand made,Radim from video

[@AgentEditzz]

“How much can you lift?” *a ton*

[@АлександрСидоров-щ9г]

Каждый день такое упражнение делай, спина болеть никогда не будет)

[@Hereaslambhatti]

Good

[@arbuilds]

I'm in awe of the bar! That's what made me click, could care less about who and how much is being lifted a bar like that is hilarious.

[@elpirato5428]

he know what happen if the barbell breaks in half? he will become two

[@Sc0pee]

What stands out for me is that he's apparently using some light weight discs instead of real heavy ones, or even 50kg's... it makes the feat look more impressive perhaps, or maybe he just used what he had!? 770kg should only require 7x50kg's + 1 25kg disc on each side (when bar is 20kg).

[@jasonrodriguez5716]

His nuts screamed as soon as he started to lift 😂

[@addictionsucks8848]

Everyone talking about the bar snapping him the face, bjt he holds that thing at nut level. Thats would scare me more than anything

[@ivy1974]

If you believe this is real I have no words. Note today is 5/15/2024. I looked it up the current record at the strong man Arnold classic as of 2024 is 1,006lbs. So yes I call BS on this person.

[@JuiceK1ng0range]

Anatoly: “can I clean here?”

[@crazybrosbr9485]

if that bars snaps... he can say goodbye to his nose.

[@TheJacali]

This guy should invent a rack pull machine because that was scary. If someone sees this please invent a rack pull machine. Also I want to say how extremely impressed I am that his tendons and ligaments in his arms and shoulders could handle this. That is madness.

[@Bumpa1962]

Neat trick... Lift it off the ground... Impossible...

[@oliverempting8551]

I've never seen anything like it, what enormous power it has, admirable. I couldn't even roll the barbell because I'm only 125 cm tall I weigh 30 kg, so he lifts 25 times my body weight, I'm just speechless and shocked.

[@FatherKeeg]

I think the Kudos should go to that Bar for a performance well done!!

[@jj-th1zq]

Give an award to that Bar He is the true lifter

[@LeVraiTB]

Dude trusted that Metal bar with his life... Steel like this when it ''snap'', it snap sharp AF

[@phoenixgoodman6553]

If that bar breaks, bro is taking a trip to the shadow realm.

[@D.HarmsYouTube]

I noticed the steel is wobbling, but the racks on the side or not bending inward. That seems to be questionable in physics.

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Only if you don't consider the lateral stability of the racks & their base of support