Hafthor Pulls 470kg RAW - Double Bodyweight Power Cleans [Sika News Show]

[@franciscovencedor1785]

That 470kg deadlift proves to Eoin that the deadlift suit is, indeed, just a tight shirt.

[@Lee-jy7jz]

And he seems partial to a tight shirt these days

[@felipeamezquita7827]

Really have you deadlifted in one

[@n00dle_king]

TIL how Eoin’s name is spelled.

[@geoffreyvdb4629]

@@Lee-jy7jz😂 god damn

[@booleann___]

Am I the only one who touches his belly button when Sika posts a new vid?

[@rage6224]

I do that and I diddle my ear with a car key throughout the entire video

[@teiwaztim1482]

​@@rage6224I do my eyelashes with a bobbypin.

[@christopherseat9871]

That is a good clean. And she's a POWERLIFTER. 💪🏋️‍♂️🤝🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮

[@stoempert]

That 470 was pretty smooth, damn.

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

Great lifts!

[@LatimusChadimus]

That 470 went better than his 455

[@Berendz0r]

The newsletter page on your website doesn't show a signup form. Edit: worked in another browser, probably a adblocker thing

[@monojhqm]

did you guys see jamal browner snatch grip deadlift 800lbs?

[@chassis1651]

I sent them that as well on insta, crazy

[@DanielSt444]

It is so funny going from this channel where you guys emphasize using the back squat to build the front squat, to strong man channels they emphasize using the front squat instead

[@Kyle111]

Yeah, I remember hearing them say the back squat is less fatiguing. That’s one of the few things I’ve heard from sika I’m iffy on. It makes sense that less load is less fatiguing. I forget their exact rationale though

[@TheMortalKombatent]

@@Kyle111 try to front squat and back squat the same relative weight, which one is harder at 80 or 90%? im willing to bet its the front squat.

[@Kyle111]

@ I’ll give it a shot

[@alexarquilla]

Chelsea is doing weightlifting, will be competing at the Arnolds.

[@felix_is_small]

Do you know what her full name is? Trying to find more of her lifts

[@cowboys7711]

Ryan Crouser Hit 250kg last year.

[@mccallcarlson3580]

Mmmm

[@LatimusChadimus]

5st

[@xgamermudkip7154]

I sent you a video of a WOMAN deadlifting 270×4 yesterday, and it's not here.

[@jamesbark9156]

Kg?

[@xgamermudkip7154]

@jamesbark9156 ya, 25kg powerlifting plates on a stiff bar. Ludicrous.

[@christopherroberts2500]

A few years back, some of the powerlifters in my gym were wearing 12mm sleeves bought from Amazon. Don't remember the brand, but apparently they were a thing - I checked. Imagine wearing 12mm sleeves lmao. I have used the Hookgrip 9mm sleeves though, but they feel much 'softer' and supportive, not necessarily thicker. They certainly don't seem to give you any extra poundage over an average 7mm pair.

[@TimurLenk-y1k]

the "new generation" knee sleeves are the 7mm stiff knee sleeves anyway, first introduced by Inzer and then copied by pretty much everyone else (apart, oddly enough, from SBD). They are still 7mm, so IPF standard, but goddamn they are stiff af compared to the "old" 7mm knee sleeves. It's like wearing medium tight knee wraps, you get that pop off of the hole that makes you spring out of it much faster that with normal sleeves.

[@christopherroberts2500]

@@TimurLenk-y1k I actually briefly tried the Inzer 'ErgoPro.' Despite sizing up from my usual, I found them almost impossible to get on and off, often having to get a guy to help me pull them down. Too much work for me, so I sold them on. But you're not wrong - you get a CRAZY bounce out of them.