Ryan Crouser - Training Compilation

[@devonallenfan]

This man just threw 23.37m! Gonna throw 24 for sure. What a monster

[@TheOriginalGankstar]

24? I'd be flabbergasted. Difference between 23.37 and 24 is colossal... feels generational.

[@anonymous_uli2513]

💀💀

[@ChitrajyotiGam]

23.56

[@Ramngrim]

I'm almost most impressed that a 140+ kg man does weighted pull-ups. Starts from dead hang, too.

[@dillon5618]

He’s an Olympic athlete that sets him apart from the entire population who are not

[@gginflo]

The record is going down.

[@abinvarkey2331]

It did

[@SandeepSharma-pt3bq]

Ryan Crouser is the shining star of Shot Put. World Record as well as Olympic Record, it is indeed the outstanding and remarkable achievement of Crouser. I hope he will surely cross the benchmark of 24 Mt. in the coming times. Best wishes for Ryan Crouser.

[@boukephalos1ram84]

Ryan you are something Good Luck Win it all.

[@downtherabbithole1353]

If my eyes don't deceive me that was a 140 kg snatch, was that 200 kg on the bar in bench press?

[@davidgray6999]

Looked like the bench had 6x45 lb plus 1x25 lb plates on each side. Total 6x90+1x50 +45 (bar)=635 lbs.

[@theaccordian9377]

Even crazier than a 140kg snatch, it was from the hip and caught in the power position.

[@randyariey2373]

Nice,work!

[@Leonidas-eu9bb]

1.45 very underrated but awesome exercise

[@toeknee4301]

I'm interested to see how he'd do in a powerlifting and weightlifting meet

[@SammyBoe]

That could be a potential career when he stop professional shot put. He could do really well with 500lbs bench and over 600lbs squat. Crazy.

[@lukehatten9170]

@@SammyBoe I assume he will switch to coaching after he retires like whiting. Couldn’t imagine having crouser as a coach.

[@lukehatten9170]

Also, if you think he’s impressive, Joe Kovacs numbers are a bit better.

[@Noahvon503]

@@lukehatten9170 not considering Ryan is 6'7 🤣🤣

[@Ze_Ninguem]

These events are only for strong people without skills. Athletics are for people who have both attributes.

[@Johnrap]

Seems easy enough. Lift some weight in your garage. Throw a medicine ball against a fence. Totally doable. One question: How long until I can Shot Put 77 feet?

[@richardpauly1635]

He's a pro so to be number 1 you must train to stay there eventually he will also retire after more years

[@hervefoata244]

Hello sorry french speack french non innglich. Bench presse ? 200 230 kg ? Squat 300 350 kg ?

[@bigbuffguy9589]

Bench looks like 515 pounds (~233.5 kg), minus whatever the resistance bands are taking off. Hard to say without knowing exactly what each plate is, but I'm guessing it's five 45s and a 10 on each side. I suppose it's possible that a couple of the plates (the black ones) in the middle are 25s, in which case he's doing 475 (~215 kg).

[@itsnobbie1212]

I'm sure he comes from moon Titan ~

[@Miiiiiiighty]

What's the name of the device he uses @1'07 to measure the bar's velocity/acceleration ???

[@John-ql7ng]

What’s the music?

[@Simonius95]

Whats the song called right at the beginning?

[@athleticstv]

It's a song from a friend of mine

[@Zach-hm6ky]

I wonder what the farthest he's thrown it when no one is watching, filming or measuring... He's probably already thrown over 24m

[@darthpapa696]

that's why he was so confident at the olympic tokyo

[@malaysabolehpsy]

At his level he gotta worry he doesn't kill someone standing just outside the sector, who knows if the ball lands outside the sector for 24+ m... and severely injures you the bystander. 16 pound balls are no joke

[@davidgray6999]

Shouldn't he be a full back in the NFL?

[@jimbones155]

6 foot 7 inches and 320 lbs says it all. In the real world he would be playing pro football, where we lose most of our potentially great Olympic athletes.

[@TheOriginalGankstar]

Imagine if all the beasts in the NFL took up shot put or discus instead. Haha. I'm sure there would be some incredible throwers.