Reacting to GRIZZLY KYRIAKOS | If He Were A Weightlifter

I don't know who Kyriakos Grizzly is or what on earth he does... But I was asked to do this so here it goes!
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[@clarence0]

Now this is the content we want

[@EpicDaddy1]

YOU HAVE TO LIVE IT

[@lordaragorn001]

Hey clarence can you snatch kyriakos grizzly?

[@makaan699]

well it's more valuable content than the anti-doping points he made 😅

[@gloid4051]

Clarence get MOGGED

[@theStigitaliancousin]

The anti-doping discussion brought us to this, thank you. This is what we deserve

[@lucasskrobish2473]

The Grizzly does not have time for arbitrary concepts such as range of motion, nor does he have time for the elitist dogma common in the various strength sports, because he just fucking lives it.

[@sunnibird]

:D

[@contestant5121]

You have to live it. Imagine if Lasha lived it.

[@jowo__]

@@contestant5121 Lasha? Never heard of her...

[@Eiferius]

There is a video of grizzly, where he is showing of how flexible he is. Nearly did a split.

[@candersson60]

This is the truth. Imagine what intergalactic species humanity could mogg if we just lived it.

[@henj8142]

“Doesn’t have the mobility”. The dude has the flexibility of an amateur gymnast

[@Bavarian_Lifting]

You have to pull the bar as near to your body as possible when doing a snatch or a clean and jerk. He can’t do that due to his stomach being in the way. Thats no insult it’s just the way it is

[@toximan2008]

@@Bavarian_Lifting He does have some footage of him doing nearly a full split. It's actually ridiculous.

[@Bavarian_Lifting]

@@toximan2008 I’ve seen it and he does have amazing mobility considering his size, but i don’t think he has the mobility that’s required to do the weightlifting disciplines. What other reason would there be that he doesn’t do them?! Certainly not injury or health related since the exercises that he does are far worse in these aspects

[@toximan2008]

@@Bavarian_Lifting Human bodies are weird. Supposedly these odd lift variations allow for him to lift more safely. Maybe to others, his exercises would be quite injurious, but it works for him.

[@HIMCULES]

@@Bavarian_Lifting He HAS done weightlifting, had a 180/220 record a Long time ago, and it IS because of injuries that e.g. he cannot press so he does all these raises. But hey, what do we know, you're the expert.

[@HIMCULES]

Before jumping to conclusions, one should consider that the Grizzly is almost 50 years old, was an olympic weightlifter with a 180/220kg pr a looong time ago, has done powerlifting with respectable numbers, and despite his many injuries (e.g. pressing is a problem due to a torn tricep, so he does all these raises), still finds ways to work out.

[@ru4965]

do you have any footage of him in his weightlifting days?

[@voodoo17Hammerfest]

I don't know where you've seen anything related to him being at the Olympics but there is nothing about him on google. His name doesn't appear anywhere on the Olympics wikis

[@HIMCULES]

@@voodoo17Hammerfest Olympic weightlifting is the name of the sport, it does not mean that he participated in the actual Olympic Games.

[@voodoo17Hammerfest]

@@HIMCULES oh my bad haha !

[@ru4965]

@@HIMCULES is there any video of him weightlifting?

[@gabrielpichorim8191]

Kyriakos suffered many injuries through the years and basically can't do basic proper exercises or use most of his body the way you would expect. He does these random variations to keep the spare muscles he has strong. Also if you are watching his videos without reading the comments you are doing it wrong.

[@dilbopillobobip7528]

so fucking true dude

[@jondojondo5115]

He just blocked the comments on hes videos🤢 that was the greateat thing about hes videos.

[@malonemuert]

@@jondojondo5115 I think he got angry everyone's making fun of him, lol. I don't now, it was positive fun, everyone respects him, guy got no sense of humour it seems.

[@malonemuert]

Well, they're back again!

[@giuseppe7574]

@@malonemuert nah occasionally he turns them off and then he turns them on again

[@thenameiwantistaken4]

3:57 The raw power of Grizzly’s screams straight up silenced him. This is amazing

[@giorgosmaragkopoulos9110]

He got mogged for life

[@user-gc4ds9mu1n]

i cracked so hard

[@tekwin7396]

It’s not surprising seeing as how the Grizzly can use Conqueror’s Haki

[@VinceVonViktor]

LmFAO TOO FUNNY

[@a.aa.a1204]

Crying my eyes out rn

[@c-ro311]

The IWF would have to create a FULL category

[@BigUriel]

No need, he wouldn't even place for the world championships at the SWH class. He's strong but he's not that strong, he's just famous because he does those really heavy short ROM/massive momentum "lifts" (which in any other circumstances would be dismissed as cheating). You can see that from his squat attempt, yes it's a lot of weight by normal people standards but not at all by elite strength athletes' standards. If he were to actually squat to depth Clarence at his best would likely outsquat him at half his body weight.

[@c-ro311]

@@BigUriel cope

[@borgar1738]

@@BigUriel nah he’d prolly mog everyone, it wouldn’t even be a proper competition. Lasha? Don’t know her

[@stergiosdardas7235]

@@BigUriel i wrote a comment expplaing the situation about grizly here's what i wrote briefly : Grizzly stared as an olympic weightlifter , snatch 180, clean and jerk 220 ,eventualy he injured his lower back, knees and has torn triceps , so thats why he does these ''weird'' lifts. Hes 47 and for the time he was doing this numbers he was close to world standards. Also he was practising MMA and could do a full spin kick while being at that time 130kgs(?) about 20 years ago.

[@BigUriel]

@@stergiosdardas7235 Fair enough but my point still stands, he's strong but not that strong, he's simply become an internet meme. Even if he had a 400 total 20 years ago he still wouldn't have won anything at the 108+ class. He wouldn't even have been the strongest weightlifter in Greece. People who see him bouncing these massive weights around and genuinely believe that means he might actually be on the same level of, for example, a WSM competitor, are simply delusional. If those guys were to train these "exercises" they'd do them with a tonne.

[@HIMCULES]

Kyriakos Grizzly is an important, realistic paradigm opposite the impossible standards of commercialized fitness, that will help a lot of people feel a little more normal.

[@matthewbyers2539]

Bruuuuh 😍

[@Themistoclees]

How is a 470kg zercher power shrug a realistic paradigm for the average normie lmao. It's way more easier to diet and look pretty rather than building up to these kind of weights, no matter the ROM.

[@HIMCULES]

@@Themistoclees I don't see 470kg anywhere in my comment, you took one exercise out of context, to suit your argument. If I have to explain, I would say the six pack is not a very realistic target for us people over 45, nor does it have to be. I was thinking more of the Grizzly's perseverence to adapt, adopt and overcome injuries, metabolism, etc. If I had to choose, I would rather take the Grizzly who keeps on going as hard as anybody into his fifties, than dieting six-packed bodybuilders dying in their twenties.

[@Themistoclees]

@@HIMCULES you said Kyriakos is a realistic paradigm. Zercher shrug aside, how is anything about Kyriakos realistically attainable for the average person? And I wasn't talking about drugged-up kids when I said it's easier to diet.

[@HIMCULES]

@@Themistoclees Did you ever think that you are not gettibg what I am saying because you are negatively preoccupied? We don't have to agree you know, but I'll try to simplify it and help you understand: You can have fun lifting weights, without having to try to adhere to a specific, not-very-realistic body image, or "established" approaches to training. There.

[@IamMrDelight]

His mobility is actually insane. You must've not seen his videos where he is stretching

[@nobullshitkickboxing5603]

static stretching is the opposite of mobility

[@IamMrDelight]

@@nobullshitkickboxing5603 Pretty sure the correlation between the two is positive. Not linear, but definitely not negative as you seem to suggest

[@mme9646]

Kyriakos grizzly WAS a weightlifter when he was young but he retired due to injuries. His PRs were 180/220.

[@kalenburns9780]

How do you know this?

[@SmallersCY]

@@kalenburns9780 This is known to the greek WL community, I can confirm

[@kalenburns9780]

@@SmallersCY thank you! Would’ve loved to see what he looked like when he did that!

[@ivailobumbovski4286]

now hes a F U L L time mogger

[@XXLRebel]

Source or I call bullshit. I can't find anything to him being related to weightlifting.

[@StonedSpagooter]

He is my favorite lifter of all time God Bless M'Bloat

[@varisleek3360]

only lifter

[@twoscoopsfromhell2705]

All hail kyriakos. You have to live it.

[@ak205]

m'bloat lord

[@MajesticSkywhale]

"gosh that man is so sweaty. He has so much surface area!"

[@viacheslavprokopev8192]

Great analysis actually.

[@gonorrea6699]

I read this just a sec before he said it xd

[@ninocraft1]

YOU HAVE TO LIVE IT

[@bmstylee]

I keep coming back just for that analysis. Had me laughing more than I care to admit.

[@Ilethsamael]

thinking about it......"he has so much surface area" is the weirdest comment I ever heard XD

[@lmc3307]

I genuinely love watching grizzly and I’m glad he doesn’t get any hate . He’s just a strong af guy chilling doing his weird ass lifts and it’s genuinely impressive the weights he puts up

[@twoscoopsfromhell2705]

Das it my man

[@lmc3307]

@@twoscoopsfromhell2705 Hes turned off comments on his new videos

[@twoscoopsfromhell2705]

@@lmc3307 bloatgod works in mysterious ways.

[@lmc3307]

@@twoscoopsfromhell2705 he’s on tiktok tho cool as hell lol

[@chemonro]

@@lmc3307 no he hasnt dont lie

[@joshuablackman1817]

"at this point I'm kind of wondering what type of athlete is he" he's living it

[@doloman77]

Nobody searches for Grizzly's videos , his videos finds you

[@jeffriggins9106]

Facts lol

[@o3reporting490]

tis true

[@toximan2008]

based

[@meghdaniellama1604]

You can’t escape it

[@anestisza6745]

That was a good one

[@JHMninja89]

1:15 guy in the back is Giannis Stoforidis, the best kickboxer out of Greece. They train together.

[@Priest92]

Thanks man good to know

[@marcomiller5641]

his battle with stoica is my favorite

[@cows543]

Watching a serious weightlifting analyst/coach watch Kyriakos Grizzly is maybe the funniest thing I’ve ever seen

[@geogm.840]

Now you know that he´s truly a strong guy.

[@budadi]

Weightlifting analyst? lol. Grizzly know 100 times more than this dude

[@heartsfear9216]

@@budadi dafuq is even a weighlifing analyst just lift it BABAAAAAEEEEE

[@johngerles842]

Do you know what you have said?

[@stergiosdardas7235]

So , probably most people here dont know this but , Grizzly (hes 47 years old!!!) started as an olympic weightlifter at very young age he looked like a grown man when he was 12!!, his snatch was 180, clean and jerk 220, after that he continued as a powerlifter his squat was 330, deadlift 330 , bench 270(not sure), as the time went by he got injured : lower back, knees and torn his triceps. So he has converted to these ''weird'' lifts , put some respect to M'Bloat as he is a legend.

[@dohertysdespair]

I have trained for a few months on his gym. It's an old public weightlifting gym and he started out as a weightlifter.

[@mbeezy6947]

Training in this gym must be legendary

[@64wy4x8s]

Damn now I really want to know what his snatch and C&J bests were

[@nickpol1899]

@@64wy4x8s 180/220 iirc

[@kremznerg]

@@nickpol1899 source?

[@ezgolf1764]

@@kremznerg www.rizospastis.gr/story.do?id=3703781 . Apparently, according to people in the thread above, this news story talks about him, and the 180/220 bests were made during a local competition, according to the greek wl community

[@kb8102]

Lasha? Haven't heard of her 500kg total MOGGED

[@makaan699]

WHO IS THAT CHICK? CAN SHE ZERCHER SHRUG 450 KG?

[@RickyBobby42069]

Also who is the Eddie "the twink" hall and Halfthor " the hill" bjornsson?

[@R32boii]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@empolemos]

LASHA? MORE LIKE SHASHA!

[@makaan699]

@Rom3x Gaming NEVER HEARD OF HER

[@jarodnewman5535]

3:55 The moment seb realised he has been officially mogged.

[@fc4511]

Seb covering the bloatlord, what a GODLY crossover, amazing

[@sirjozo_8170]

Bloatlord is a great lord

[@aokiaoki4238]

His name is Kyriakos Kapakoulakis, he was a weight lifter, he had many injures and he can't do propper exercises. He is 49 years old by the way.

[@colet1096]

49 yo and a fucking god.

[@MajesticSkywhale]

yep you've got the same reactions as all of us "that's ridiculous look at that range of mo- oh...well, wait is that 470? wtf"

[@moumouzel]

He used to be a weightlifter, and a pretty good one. However, he also had some injuries that put an end to any aspirations in regards to weightlifting, and forced him to focus on more unconventional lifts.

[@getstrongby4038]

Excuses and more excuses

[@Arbfor]

@@getstrongby4038 reality is an excuse

[@getstrongby4038]

@@Arbfor nah

[@fc4511]

Where did you get that info from?

[@signs80]

@@fc4511 He's done an interview where he talked about it

[@SachKol]

What is he? A powerlifter, a strongman, a bodybuilder? No, he’s the lord of lords, M’Lord, first of his kind, first of his name, mogger of realms, destroyer of titans, Godzilla’s nightmare and the grandfather of FullThor and Hydrated Eddie Hall

[@bryanrivera6025]

DAMN RIGHT 😎😎💪🏼🔥

[@bmstylee]

A hydrated Eddie is impossible.

[@TheMetalAllfather]

YOU HAVE TO LIVE IT

[@mr.100rupees3]

He held 475kg in his hands like it was a baby

[@chloedemeter5473]

Or a Grizzly sized gyro.

[@stonedstoic]

Seb's genuine reaction to grizzly's weight " 212 ??!!?" is pure comedy lol

[@muskoks5385]

Not a "low" sidekick, it's a low roundhouse. It's for kicking the leg. The guy who was shadowboxing behind him at the start is Giannis Stoforidis, a pro kickboxer.

[@miskee11]

The Grizzly does not submit to any of the dogmatic mainstream doctrines of today. He doesn't care for the acceptance of powerlifters, weightlifters, bodybuilders or strongmen. He's paving his own way in strength athletics. He's forging a unique legacy of power far beyond the naiveties of competing for such abstract glories as honor, pride, adoration or fame. There is no other man on Earth who can do what He does. If I were to tell you a tale of a man weighing in excess of 200 kilograms doing splits, zercher shrugs with 490 kilograms for reps, reverse curling 160 kilograms for a set of 10 and even doing pullups for multiple reps, would you ever believe me? It would sound preposterous! Surely no such man could exist! Indeed, it would seem to defy everything we understand about the limitations of human performance. But here is such a man. Here is The Grizzly. His quest to conquer both man and steel is based on the concrete, and this noble quest transcends the immaterial realm of our modern society and its vacuous values. It seems, that ultimately Kyriakos is attempting to elevate the collective psyche of mankind to echelons above by showing us the flaws of both dogma and submission. Kyriakos is leading by example. He does not talk in his videos, for words are subject to interpretation. He has bestowed upon us but a single thought: _you have to live it._ If the Buddha were to be born again in our modern era, and he were to post on Facebook that he'd be meditating at the root of a mountain and that anyone would be free to join him, people would flock there in masses. Thousands of people would just go and take pictures and look at the scene through a camera's lens, but they wouldn't truly be present in that place nor in that moment. Those who would accept the invitation to meditate may not even travel to him, but may indeed sit down at their own homes, close their eyes, and meditate as if they were there. The ones who chose not to travel could be much more present in the Buddha's meditation than the masses carrying their cameras. We may look at Kyriakos as a curiosity. We may see him as the man meditating at the root of a mountain. Let us try and open our eyes and join him. We have to live it.

[@shainn2237]

Wise words

[@o3reporting490]

" this has nothing to do with weightlifting " bro now you done it. he is comin for u now.

[@sakaue]

Strongest natty

[@BrunoBrasileiro]

Man.. I love Grizzly Kyriakos.. whenever I am down I put the video of him only screaming, makes me so happy....

[@R32boii]

100% on the money, so true👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👍🏼

[@smeagolmazurenko5238]

Grizz screams the blues away for me too

[@profligatescumbag9941]

He's Greek actually and he's in his 40's (Which makes his lifts a bit more impressive). I'm also pretty sure one of his gym buddies manages his youtube.

[@OneDerscoreOneder]

Why does he do all the weird lifts though??

[@stergiosdardas7235]

@@OneDerscoreOneder hes injured

[@aurourus6894]

@@stergiosdardas7235 Probably injured because he does all these stupid lifts.

[@stergiosdardas7235]

Nope, Mr smart

[@supercoolfacething]

@Aurorus No, he’s injured as a result of doing standardized lifts from Oly-lifting and power lifting. The exercises he performs are to work around those injuries. Funny how that works eh?

[@METALSCAVENGER78]

Kyriakos Grizzly's videos are more addictive than pita gyros.When you start watching them, there's no turning back

[@SpartanLeonidas1821]

Facts!

[@atrumluminarium]

3:57 I love how you were speechless at the sight of raw godly omnipotence

[@scott_clarke]

YOU HAVE TO LIVE IT

[@MajesticSkywhale]

hey he just zercher squatted 240kg*8 5 minutes ago!

[@JHMninja89]

How's your backyard dohyo doing?

[@federico_mariotti]

I know that it doesn't relate to wl that much but you should have watched his flexibility/mobility stuff. He's actually very impressive

[@stergiosdardas7235]

He stared very young as an olumpic weightlifter

[@libb3n]

@@stergiosdardas7235 numbers?

[@albigjini2215]

@@libb3n 180/220

[@libb3n]

@@albigjini2215 I saw lower numbers from a sport page earlier. Given that those are from competition of course they may be lower. The numbers you state are from second hand or first hand witness or by mouth from Kyriakos himself? I dont doubt those numbers at all by the way. Extremly impressive numbers.

[@aokiaoki4238]

No they dont and he's a farmer.

[@alejandromagnobarrasa9244]

I don’t want to know what would he do as a weightlifter. I want to know what weightlifters would do if they were this guy. Do they even come close?!

[@socloseagain4298]

No they dont!

[@edwardthompson8034]

Larry Wheels. Full Ranges of motion. Strict controlled lifts.

[@dominicfrigerio1747]

@@edwardthompson8034 never heard of her

[@chloedemeter5473]

Oly lifting in his 20's he did 180kg snatch and 220kg clean & jerk. Powerlifting in his 30's he did 250kg bench, 370kg squat, 330kg deadlift.

[@socloseagain4298]

@@chloedemeter5473 any video of that?

[@vredneckv]

"I don't think he has the mobility" Dunno man I'm pretty sure Lasha can't do splits. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHucoaaZop1mbZo

[@rickardh8183]

This is not a split. At all. He is far above the ground. That last bit is what separates flexible from "flexible". Also, it's just one stretch bruh.

[@afrizaldaniswaraali8980]

That guy in your profile, i remember a video with that face, who is he and where'd you find that face?

[@hobgob321]

@@afrizaldaniswaraali8980 Ben Affleck, from a interview about batman v superman

[@afrizaldaniswaraali8980]

@@hobgob321 thank you very kindly

[@wwecollin]

I’m sure no one minds a funny entertaining video like this sometimes. He trains hard and seems to enjoy it. So great for him!

[@TheCrowSpy]

BECAUSE HES LIVING IT

[@budadi]

He was in the Greece national team in weightlifting...........

[@los1wochos]

The best video I have seen this month. The Bloatlord is unstoppable. And the power snatches were really impressive. So were the surface area and the sweatiness. Thanks for making this video.

[@thewatermelon3831]

Me: you can't just fit 7 plates on each side of the bar with sticky tape Grizzly: observe

[@muhammadputera6593]

You just have to live it

[@viacheslavprokopev8192]

If this does not blow up, I will be very surprised.

[@SmallersCY]

He has beeen around for around 10 years online posting very similar videos

[@KP-lq2ux]

when he just stops talking during Grizzlys scream, thats real alpha energy lmao

[@hauntedpenguinhideaway]

grizzly was a weightlifter, 180/220

[@makaan699]

FULL/FULL

[@viacheslavprokopev8192]

How do you know it?

[@mkl1464]

When was that?

[@libb3n]

What did he weight then?

[@makaan699]

@@libb3n he weighed FULL

[@ojmay...]

This man can also almost do a full side split weighing 200+

[@definitelynotnapoleon]

1:53 and this sir is why it's called a low kick

[@nickzardiashvili624]

"He has so much surface area" is perhaps the most precise and hilarious way to describe out beloved bloatlord :D

[@lex.cordis]

1:51 "Lowest side-kick of all time". It's called a "low kick". As in a kick to the leg. Incredibly painful. From what I've read, he used to train kickboxing/kyokushin karate. I don't know if he ever fought or not.

[@zennappi]

Grizzly vs Lasha is the battle for gold In Tokyo.

[@mdbr155]

Lasha? never heard of her.

[@chloedemeter5473]

Yeah, who is her?

[@kevinspirek8395]

I would love to see Grizzley in boxing training with Halvethor Bjornsson to prepare for Thor's match with Eddie Hall.

[@hippyjoe]

It's Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson to you, poindexter.

[@LjekarnaDajkovic]

Halvethor or Hafthor? Never heard of her anyway...

[@hippyjoe]

@@LjekarnaDajkovic Big talk, reckon you'd never have the balls to say something like that to a fellow as big as Hafþór.

[@nikls5343]

@@hippyjoe it is a running gag in the Kyriakos Grizzly community

[@hippyjoe]

@@nikls5343 Wasn't aware, sorry. Thanks for not being a dick about it

[@adamewhite]

roflmfao 4:07 "Is this an exercise what is happening??"

[@brandonvincent8277]

We need a follow-up video for this Seb. I've watched this reaction video several times and each time I laugh out loud when you say you were bullied into making this. I love how you go back and forth between calculating the weight and then just laughing trying to decipher what lifts he's doing.

[@arnljot9030]

He was a weightlifter in his youth and (late 90s, early 2000) you can consider him an athlete as he competed, his records, according by himself from a comment he made in strenght universe's video "squat 370kg - deadlift 330kg - bench press 250kg - snatch 180kg - clean and jerk 220kg - push press 200kg - front squat 300kg".

[@chevyvet69]

I've been power lifting for a long time and I have nothing but respect for grizzly

[@sakisrorras]

Because of Kyriakos this will be your most viewed video! He was member of the Greek weightlifting national team and at the age of 50 he is doing amazing things....

[@bliblivion]

1:51 yes it's called a low kick XD the guy is really flexible (he can nearly do a split)

[@vasbad1044]

Weight: FULL

[@alexnope769]

"He has so much surface area". A new and nicer way to call someone fat.

[@twoscoopsfromhell2705]

He is not fat, just bloated. Water weight bro

[@chloedemeter5473]

Kyriakos' birth and subsequent thirst is what lowered the water level after the great flood. When he dies and can no longer retain all of that fluid there will be another. He's starting to get up there in years for a guy his size. Better get started on your ark.

[@bmstylee]

@@twoscoopsfromhell2705 so he's the opposite of Eddie who's constantly dehydrated?

[@TwizzElishus]

Grizzly is 5% body fat

[@rogdog5047]

“He has so much surface area”. That got me

[@iliasstamp7738]

Kyriakos was a legit Weightlifter and did Boxing 🥊 a lot too. He had many injuries that’s why his ROM is like that. But keep in mind stongmen tried his workouts and they could lift half of the weight he does for reps. It’s all fun and trala la, unless you try it.

[@sogoxan]

From adolescence, Kyriakos stood out from the other children since he was already 125 kilos at the age of 15! His role model was Mike Tyson. The reason he did not get into the ring professionally is that he won the weight training. It lifts huge loads and brings the bar to a point where it can break. He has been dealing with weights for 33 years and for the last few seasons, he has been working on his own unorthodox training method, which includes functionality and raw strength for the whole body.

[@cyruskhalvati]

Grizzly was a former weightlifter. He stopped because of injuries. He took his physical therapy exercises and ramped them up to 1000

[@erickbrown5385]

While I was watching this, I had the vision of Grizzly bashing through that wall behind you and, well, having his way with you.

[@bmstylee]

I just keep coming back for Seb's analysis on the high pulls. Spot on analysis.

[@omarmohammad6430]

He was a weightlifter in the past until he injured his back

[@proudconservative23]

His scream is itself one of the best motivating thing ❤️

[@ironiclifts]

Grizzly was a weightlifter when he was in his younger years ....

[@o3reporting490]

"grizzly is not a weight lifter" dude i hope for your sake you dont ever run into the bloat lord. hes probly gonna throw a car at you fir saying that.

[@marioradovcic7419]

Lasha Talakhadze? Never heard of her

[@connorcallaway9219]

Mans is BIG big

[@andreaskyriakopoulos2976]

"Now that I have done that . Hopefully I don't ever have to do this again . To all you pure weightlifting fans out there , I'm really sorry ." That's sounds like pure elitism. Kyriakos was an elite weightlifter 20-30 years ago .

[@randygentry2442]

He’s more flexible than you realize ...there is video of it

[@andreabarone4964]

3:54 yes... everybody’s first reaction

[@inky4690]

Havnt been seeing lasha post on insta since this guy came out...

[@LjekarnaDajkovic]

Lasha? Never heard of her...

[@inky4690]

@@LjekarnaDajkovic some crossfit girl in my local gym...can snatch 220 or so...idk she is still working on it or something. dont worry about it

[@LjekarnaDajkovic]

@@inky4690 220 lbs sure, not kg...

[@inky4690]

@@LjekarnaDajkovic 220 grams actually..like i said. lasha still working on it

[@beartimejollys_fitness]

Grizz lifts more weights than this guy ever will in his life. This guy: "yea this has nothing to do with weight lifting"

[@user-cf1iw7tf3k]

Your facial expressions watching this guy are priceless!

[@atlasbailly5439]

Best quote: "I mean he's a big lad, isn't he?"

[@flaffa4837]

its a shame you didnt watch him do a full split at 212kg XD

[@jeffriesmovies]

It never gets old seeing people react to the belly bounce

[@It_is_what_it_iis]

He is Greek ,he is from GREECE. LIKE PYRROS DIMAS,LIKE LEONIDAS AND THE 300 SPARTANS,LIKE ALEXANDER THE GREAT BUT with a bigger belly.

[@user-cf1iw7tf3k]

Please make another video of this guy. This is the best thing I've seen since the last time I watched this same video.

[@nikxohs3925]

he was in greek national lifting team when younghe lost participatin in olympics from kakiasvili and piros dimas.. he can do good lifts. but he is 47 yo, had many injuries and now do what he can without to injure again. he do it every day for hours just for his pleasur

[@theswayzeexpress1]

Grizzly is setting records for new lifts, and in 100 years, the Olympics will just have to adopt his lifts

[@mystisaac]

This precisely the content we want! :D

[@thebarbellboi]

all memes and jokes aside, that's brute strength at its best.

[@getstrongby4038]

*worst

[@thebarbellboi]

@@getstrongby4038 try to just move a bar loaded with 400 kilos. let alone pick it up.

[@jordywilliams]

@@thebarbellboi that doesn’t prove your point. Brute strength at its best is deadlifting 500kg not barely lifting it an inch

[@getstrongby4038]

@@thebarbellboi lol if I weighed as much as him id better be able to move 400 Point is as someone already said, deadlifting it would be strength at its best. This is strength at its absolute most stupid

[@thebarbellboi]

@@getstrongby4038 @jordy Williams , Fair point. I agree. But one cannot deny that he is strong.

[@MrGoranPa]

At first they laughed, then they were listening, now they are followers! The power of LIVING IT!

[@antonispatsiantos6617]

WE NEED MORE

[@8ballrocco731]

“Gosh, hes so sweaty” 😂🤣😂 “surface area” 🤣😂killin me

[@eloy2133]

GETTING MOGGED

[@icixie]

He is a fighter, high pulls and zercher exercises transfer well to clinch. Imagine getting in a clinch with this guy? The low kicks you didn't appreciate will just destroy your legs, any person under 150 kg will probably just fly away from a kick like that. Honestly I can't see Ladha standing in front of this guy.

[@jamesellison6154]

this is him on a cut Seb, the guys shredded

[@carljacobson7156]

The guy' an 'Odd Lifts' specialist - a lot of heavy partials, zercher static holds and brute force 'muscle up' lifting technique Definitely VERY STRONG in what his likes to do.

[@porsche911CarreraRSR]

Did anybody see the new photo on grizzy’s Instagram where he’s snatching 140kg in competition 25 years ago??

[@timmulder6362]

MOGGED

[@emp5352]

I heard from my mom that there was a grizzly who was a weightlifter during the 1820s

[@sour_lemon_00]

This man is a beast who genuinely has passion for lifting 💪 inspirational

[@davidverdugo6266]

People make fun of this guy and rightly so but i have yet to see anyone do what he does. Those zercher shrugs would break 99.9% of people on the planet lol. Dude is unconventional but he definitely has crazy strength. Also if he got his weight down from 212kg to 190kg i think it would make him a better weightlifter just for range of motion and mobility.