The COMPLETE Strength Iceberg

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[@BackGuy]

Thank you all so much for watching❤ if this video gets 20k likes I'll have to make another one, you guys seem to like them and they're super fun to make

[@chrishuson3989]

Thanks for the Homemage to summoning salt.. Love your videos

[@boulithebest]

I accualy really love your videos bro, makes my day really, can you make a nutrition and dieting iceberg(tip is like macronutrients and bottom is like a weird fitness youtuber giving the worst advice)

[@bronson4574]

Smol bak

[@francoisstrength]

The effort is massively appreciated my man. I really hope it gets past 20k likes.

[@chrishuson3989]

smol bak

[@BeastBodyBuilding]

That 258kg clean and jerk is forever the most legendary moment in weightlifting history

[@Eat_Win]

I honestly teared up a little watching that, such a beautiful moment ❤

[@BVZTIII]

Invalid lift - there were four hands touching the bar. Susann, gone but never forgotten ❤

[@BeastBodyBuilding]

@@Eat_Win I still get goosebumps watching that lift

[@tfer44]

​​@@BVZTIIIthis made me smile, thanks ❤️

[@rigit23]

And feels moment of all time

[@salj.5459]

"If one is born as a male, at least once in his life, he'll dream of becoming the strongest man alive." - Baki series

[@DVFHAFYT]

Unless he's a leftist*

[@Baitin_Amphibian]

Oh my reddit

[@Shoegaze-]

@@DVFHAFYTbc they value intelligence more as they should lol

[@lilstanko5748]

@@Shoegaze- If by intelligence you mean being a closet racist then yeah

[@hercules_144]

​@@Shoegaze-you just showed exactly why they are not intelligent with that statement. Way to go buddy 🙌🏼

[@JackPGM]

This is truly ANABOLIC scholarship 💪

[@BackGuy]

Hug for my fellow scholad🫡

[@tylerburkham2382]

holy shit, its Jack. all hail the bloat

[@paw0960]

ayoo my fav fitness memer

[@tanneredge9774]

Steroids are for boneheads.

[@tajvir]

fr

[@danigaman]

Eddie hall lifting 500kg is the Greatest moment in strength sport . And one of the most iconic moment in sport history

[@QueenToKingOfSpades]

“… according to Eddie Hall (dehydrated)”

[@hmmmm8873]

490 kg squat is better

[@abelreyes9150]

As soon as back guy realize it is not about the size of the back but the size of the spirit to send your joints and muscles to the shadow realm, we will see the back guy's real strength. Fortsett med det gode arbeidet, kjekken!

[@darkpodok3478]

hæ hvorfor begynte du og snakke norsk når du snakket engelsk….

[@simonsonne4741]

​@@darkpodok3478fordi han kan

[@drip369]

His wings are growing, ready to spread 😉

[@BuJammy]

I guess the real story is the backs we met along the way.

[@killergoddeade2532]

​@@darkpodok3478 ekte

[@iansarver5917]

Rarely can I experience this much joy when seeing an hour long video on my recommended page, and those few moments are usually when I see some of Back Guy's incredible videos. Love your work and the message you spread, so keep it up; I promise I'm not alone.

[@francoisstrength]

I'm literally watching this twice.

[@julian9637]

I respect the time and afford you take to make these videos. Much appreciated

[@princetamrac1180]

As a German Matthias Steiner's clean and jerk fills my chest with burning pride. One of the most pivotal and emotional moments in weightlifting history.

[@wa2k360]

Ain’t y’all got that hitler guy or something like that? Wasn’t he a weight lifter?

[@Angus-McFife-2nd]

​@@wa2k360Hitler was Austrian.

[@hailjesusthechrist]

@@wa2k360 what?

[@QQyoko]

Matthias Steiner will always be a top 5 strength moment. It's just too dang sweet.

[@espenstoro]

That's a hell of a lot of work you have put in. So much footage, so many edits. Bra jobba.

[@hansolo631]

I've never seen a bad video using this opening music so my body is primed

[@YehudiNimol]

This video was incredible. I laughed, I cried, I gagged but most of all, I enjoyed the experience. I appreciate the effort put down. You do not only have a big back, but a big heart as well

[@Kybalion2011]

Haven't even watched yet, but I just want to congratulate you for being able to dish out the persistence to make such a long video. Thanks for the effort!!!

[@henryfarmer8849]

I remember voting for this months ago. I was super excited for this to come out.

[@bigbird4481]

19:23 ain't no way he's wearing that sweatshirt

[@BackGuy]

Martins probably gave it to him and said "it's trendy"

[@eliasg6813]

A man of culture

[@bigbird4481]

@@BackGuy lmao

[@pinapple-ri6tt]

the amount of effort this video mustve taken 😭 thank you for making high quality videos for the fitness community dude

[@TommyTarhun]

Exactly one hour. The perfect length of time for your pre workout meal to process before you go lift. Thank you kind sir Mr Black Guy.

[@Bo-dv2zm]

You should link up with a pro calisthenics athlete and make this iceberg for calisthenics/weighted calisthenics history and records. Honorable mentions are kyriakos grizzlys pullup max, the myth of CTI, the muscle up world record, and that bodybuilder who held a planche on stage.

[@dab88]

crazy that you want calisthenics and failed to mention Olympic level ring athletes

[@Dill_doh]

Nobody gives a shjt about calisthenics 😂

[@marnuslezar6356]

No matter how much he deadlifts, benches or squats, one cannot match the greatness of the dad strength...

[@_uchiha]

farmer strength 💀💀💀

[@OsnoloVrach]

@@_uchiha lol so true

[@_uchiha]

@@OsnoloVrach 😂😂

[@aljazslemc9569]

Go to gym, PR, come home, struggle with the pickle jar😢

[@purpleshirtfish]

Someone should do a "Superhuman Iceberg" like this but with people thru history with completely irratic feats and abilities.

[@DanielLight-s7v]

Back guy is the best fitness content creator

[@SilvioPerche]

Despite his smol bacc.

[@humanmonke]

grizzly

[@Consistent_Sulpher]

​@@SilvioPerche😂

[@KayButtonJay]

Eddie just has the perfect proportions for deadlifting. Dude was just born to do it

[@TheMehukas]

Haftor stronger

[@milky4194]

@@TheMehukasbarely

[@aabhishek88]

Thank you for this amazing video and highlighting the entire journey of the strength sport community ! Appreciate the amazing content ! Very very few KZbinrs out there who are putting in so much honest work 🎉

[@bklyncrook]

Smol Back baby!!! There's time and tension in body building, well Back Guy exercised some time and attention in gathering, sorting, writing, editing and so on to put this piece together. Give it up for this man! Excellent work per usual.

[@amorishere]

Are you the strongest because you're the Back Guy? or are you the Back Guy cause you're the strongest?

[@BackGuy]

I don't know how to answer this very complex question.... yes?

[@Mike_Ka-Chowski]

​@@BackGuyIt's from Jujutsu Kaisen!

[@Kevin_333]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jonasw2935]

Huge respect for the effort that must go into such a video, would love to see another one!

[@GxK37]

Didn't watch yet, but if the bloat lord isn't in this video, i swear to god...

[@square7935]

love u soo much bro u deserve all the money that goes ur way when u do these type of videos most ppl are unaware of these type of historic strength numbers etc

[@Go.DGanka69420]

Eddie halls 500kg deadlift and that 258 kg C&J are probably the most iconic lifts so far in this century

[@charles-mp9nt]

Thor has the world record

[@frankbank8720]

@@charles-mp9nthe said iconic

[@charles-mp9nt]

@@frankbank8720 🤣 Eddie Hall is an overrated one hit wonder

[@thunderball11111]

@@charles-mp9nt If something is a one hit wonder then it’s most likely also iconic. The lift also raised the record by like 30kg gives it way more glamour.

[@branominal]

​​@@charles-mp9nt dude. I dislike Eddie as much as anyone, but if you deny the context of and history made by his 500kg pull, simply because the record has now been surpassed, you're being willfully ignorant When someone pulls 502 or 505, Thor will lose the record. Eddie will _always_ be the first person to pull 500. No one remembers the second sub-4-minute mile, the second people to fly, the second person in space. The iconic moments were by those who broke the barrier: Roger Bannister, the Wright brothers, and Yuri Gagarin. To deny Eddie that same prestige, despite him being a massive cunt, is stupid

[@dantethunderstone2118]

Small correction in regards to the ifsa-wsm split Ifsa didn’t allow wsm competitors to compete in their shows, since ifsa has higher prizepools most competitors opted to compete there Ifsa then ran out of funding and everyone went back to wsm

[@subscrieber2692]

thank you man quality > quantity you are worth more than 100,000 reaction channels and I appreciate sir 🙏💪

[@pauabad1853]

this things are what they should teach at PE, in school. That smol back is carrying a big part of the fitness comunity, keep up the great work.❤

[@sofaxx5447]

holy shit , that's a lot of researches and hard work , respect for the dedication my man

[@julianvasilevvasilev8397]

Really liked the video, thanks Back guy for the dedication to educate all of us with these Iceberg videos.❤

[@ziziorens348]

smol back Anyways, great video. I love lessons in history of such topics and any videos touching strength, fitness and bodybuilding always give me motivation to continue with my journey💪 Especially yours, Back Guy! I love your style so much and I'm always happy to see your vids in my feed. Keep it up! Much love, much gains.

[@Heavyiron710]

This is my favorite video you have ever made. You really out did yourself.

[@francoisstrength]

Hands down your best video ever. Thank you for all the effort man!

[@justas423]

A video on supplements and hysterical strength would be incredibly educational to watch.

[@martinmirimanov2045]

this is the best video ever made in this channel, if not on youtube EVER, seriously this is a magnificent show of work and reasearch and I am so glad to have been able to watch it and be there when it got out

[@RJKT]

Incredible video! Learn't some new stuff and got to re-vist some old nostagic stuff too. Noticed the Summoning Salt inspired intro too.

[@christeenzeidan]

Tom Platz really did all that with a smile on his face!! What an absolute unit

[@mainr7142]

Looked like he was having the time of his life honestly

[@Kaloian_Ivanov]

Smol bak! Actually this video was a lot more positive than I expected and if I could press the like button 3 I would have done so! Wish you all the best from Bulgaria!

[@unknownstrongman]

Smol Bak!! This was awesome, watched with the whole family 💪💪

[@desperatechihuahua7035]

That was awesome! great job man although I was waiting to see Sumo and Levan/Denis from armwrestling. But still amazing job. I wish your back was as big as your content.

[@dr.doppeldecker3832]

Wow! Thank you for the hard work:) Great video!

[@stefanfsdfsvds1221]

This type of iceberg videos of yours are top tier dude!!

[@DieCastZombie]

Amazing video to help me through cardio! Nice back btw 👌

[@ewigit8077]

Fantastic video!! The only thing i didnt see you mention was Giant MacAskill. The man stood 7'9 and could carry a ships anchor

[@alanlai9636]

Didn’t Levan Saginashvili curl 165kg for 3? Also, there’s footage of Denis cyplenkov curling 140x5, as well as 170x1 with a lot of cheating. But Levan’s lift was quite clean.

[@BackGuy]

Cyplenkov curled 140 x 5, but with very poor form, similar to Kyriakos Grizzly who did one rep more

[@EmilBBechGrip]

Really well made video! I've been watching strength related content on youtube for like 15 years, so I was aware of almost all of the things you talked about but I still watched the entire video(smol bak)! Would have loved to see Carl Myerscough included in the video, he's the first person to ever certify the captains of crush #4 with a credit card set. Also just wanna add that the Thomas Inch dumbbell doesn't have a rotating handle, it's a fixed handle.

[@fattdamon1980]

fantastic video brother. I've been subscribed for a long time and im glad to see that your channel has grown so much. best wishes for you brother and don't worry your back will be less small one day.

[@hippie_4762]

19:22 The way I actually spat out my drink. Odd a man of culture for real.

[@prabeshbista4517]

Great vid. The amount of effort you put is just unbelievable❤

[@mylescovlin9232]

smol back. wow I just realized that ive been watching for an hour. very solid video

[@straight_man]

Your video was exactly the load of inspiration, motivation and friendly talk I needed during my workout. Thank you for such an review which digs this deep.

[@Mr.PotatoAWESOMEFitnessTips]

Watching this video, was one of the most entertaining 1hr of my entire life, this was absolutely AWESOME, bruh, thank you so very much!

[@thewaywardgrape3838]

21:30 - Take a moment to pay respect to the man and his wife. ✊

[@arthurg.machado6803]

Smol back

[@peremeesloom]

It's awesome that you mention Hackenschmidt. Truly a specimen and proof of what can be achieved naturally, i guess. Exemplary in other ways too afaik. An intelligent, soft spoken gentleman. He was actually born in Estonia. Which was then indeed a part of Russian empire, but sort of its own thing ethnically and culturally. A distinct national identity certainly existed by that time. He definitely considered himself an estonian and estonian was his native language. I cant find any sources at the moment, but I think he carried an estonian flag to some of his wrestling matches. The vast majority of estonians did not want to be russians or thought of as such. Nor do they want that now. As is true for many other peoples. See also: Georg Lurich, Aleksander Aberg.

[@k3m0t19]

00:50 🏋️‍♂️ Strength is a universal fascination, with many aspiring to become the World's Strongest Man. 02:02 💪 Strongman competitions involve a variety of events, from deadlifts to atlas stones, where competitors earn points, with the World's Strongest Man being the most prestigious. 03:15 🏋️‍♂️ Powerlifting consists of squats, bench presses, and deadlifts, with various federations and weight classes. The IPF is a gold standard, pushing for Olympic recognition. 05:11 🏋️‍♀️ Weightlifting, an Olympic sport, involves the snatch and clean and jerk. It faces Olympic program challenges due to issues with the International Weightlifting Federation. 06:28 🏋️‍♂️ The 500-kilo deadlift remains an iconic and challenging strength feat, first achieved by Eddie Hall. 08:03 🏋️‍♂️ Clarence Kennedy, despite not competing since 2013, showcases remarkable strength feats, including a 340-kilo deadlift. 09:00 🏋️‍♂️ Vladimir , a social media influencer, gained fame for his Anatoly cleaner gym pranks, though allegations of fake weights have arisen. 09:44 💪 Competitive arm wrestling involves specific rules, techniques, and moves, gaining popularity through KZbin channels and personalities. 10:46 🏋️‍♂️ Larry Wheels, known for bodybuilding, arm wrestling, and powerlifting, started as a competitive powerlifter, holding world records across weight classes. 12:46 🏋️‍♂️ Mariusz Pudzianowski, a five-time World's Strongest Man winner, faced a period of competition boycotts and later transitioned to MMA. 13:18 🏋️‍♂️ Greg Doucette, a former competitive bodybuilder, also held a deadlift world record for reps, lifting over 20,000 pounds in one minute. 14:19 🏋️‍♂️ Milo of Croton's story exemplifies the ancient practice of progressive overload in strength training. 16:05 🏋️‍♂️ Louis Cyr, a French Canadian strongman, is known for incredible strength feats, though limited credible information exists about him. 19:15 💪 The Thomas Inch dumbbell, a 172-pound dumbbell with a rotating handle, remains challenging to lift, with rumors of modifications. 20:01 🏋️‍♂️ Matthias Steiner's emotional journey at the Beijing Olympics, winning gold in weightlifting, is a remarkable tale. 22:01 🏋️‍♂️ West Side Barbell is a legendary gym known for creating numerous powerlifting world records, fostering camaraderie among lifters. 22:48 🏋️‍♂️ Schoolboy, Alexander Betsiasikov, became an arm wrestling sensation, challenging and defeating various opponents with his immense strength. 23:58 💪 Magnus Samuelson, a former World's Strongest Man winner, displayed impressive curls, with video evidence of his strength. 25:11 🏋️‍♂️ Weightlifting has faced doping and corruption issues, jeopardizing its status as an Olympic sport, with investigations ongoing. 25:24 🏋️‍♀️ Weightlifting's inclusion in the Olympic program for 2028 is uncertain, and efforts are being made to keep it in. 25:54 💪 Hafthor Julius Bjornsson broke a famous Viking strength record by lifting a 650-kilogram log on his back for five steps, a feat similar to a legendary Viking accomplishment. 26:55 🏋️‍♂️ Ronnie Coleman, known as one of the strongest Mr. Olympia winners, achieved remarkable gym lifts like an 800-pound squat and deadlift doubles during his bodybuilding career. 27:22 🏋️‍♂️ Stan Efferding, an IFBB Pro bodybuilder, holds the SPF total world record in the 270-pound weight class for powerlifting with a 2,303-pound total. 30:15 💪 Iceland has the second-highest number of World's Strongest Man wins, despite its small population, attributed to Viking genetics and a diet rich in protein and fish. 30:59 💪 Lifting twice your body weight in any exercise is a sign of decent strength, but lifting three times your body weight in deadlifts is considered advanced, and four times is extraordinary. 31:24 🏈 Adebayo Akinfenwa, an English football player, is known for his strength and cult following in FIFA video games, reportedly bench pressing 180 kilograms (396 pounds). 33:22 🏈 Larry Allen, a former NFL offensive lineman, is considered one of the strongest American football players for reportedly squatting over 900 pounds and benching around 700 pounds. 34:25 💪 Daniel Samani, an Iranian powerlifter, set a world record with an 804-pound bench press in the gym, breaking the 800-pound barrier. 35:10 🏋️‍♂️ Tom Platz, famous for bodybuilding, squatted 525 pounds for 23 reps, showcasing incredible strength in squatting, a record that few have attempted to break. 37:25 💪 Katie Sandwina, an Austrian-born circus performer in the early 1900s, was known for incredible strength feats, including a 300-pound clean and jerk, which stood as a record until 1987. 38:10 💪 Shaolin Monks are known for their extraordinary physical abilities and durability, which result from intense training, meditation, and exposure to extreme physical conditions. 39:25 💪 Hysterical strength refers to instances of incredible strength displayed in life-or-death situations, often attributed to increased adrenaline production and motor neuron recruitment. 40:36 🏋️‍♂️ Ronnie Coleman, an acclaimed bodybuilder, also had a strong powerlifting background, competing with a best deadlift of 727.5 pounds (330 kilograms) while weighing around 275 pounds. 41:07 🚴‍♂️ Robert Förstemann, a German track cyclist, is known for his exceptional leg development and strength, including squatting 260 kilograms for 5 reps at a body weight of around 90 kilograms. 42:28 💪 Despite the strongman deadlift record being 501 kilograms in 2020, the heaviest raw conventional deadlift without straps or a suit was performed by Benedikt Magnusson at 460 kilograms in 2011. 44:43 💪 Bill Kazmaier, a dominant figure in strongman, faced controversies and was excluded from the World's Strongest Man competition for six years despite being considered one of the greatest strongmen. 45:57 💪 Bybon, an ancient Greek strength athlete from the 6th Century BC, is known for lifting a 316-pound stone overhead with one arm. 46:30 💪 The Dinnie Stones in Scotland, weighing over 730 pounds combined, have been carried by only six individuals in history, making them a measure of grip strength. 47:56 💪 Pete Rubish, known as the "Basement Dweller Deadlifter," gained fame for his incredibly fast and powerful deadlifts, achieving a peak lift of 920 pounds while weighing around 240 pounds. 49:24 🏋️‍♂️ Simon Achman, a paralympic bench press champion from Iran, lifted 310 kilograms (683 pounds) under Olympic powerlifting rules, showcasing remarkable strength despite being paralyzed from the waist down. 51:07 🏋️‍♂️ Ahman Ahmadi, an Iranian paralympic powerlifter, demonstrated exceptional strength in the bench press, with a best competition lift of 310 kilograms (683 pounds) despite losing sensation in his legs due to polio. 51:32 💪 Cleve Dean, a famous arm wrestler, won a one-on-one tournament against world champion Virgo Arciero in 1978, earning the unofficial title of world's best arm wrestler. 52:00 🏋️‍♂️ Constantine "KK" Constantinov, a Latvian-born powerlifter, was known for his impressive deadlifts, including a 939-pound lift in 2009 without straps or a belt. 53:48 💪 Big James Henderson, a powerlifter, bench pressed over 700 pounds raw and won the IPF World Bench Press Championship five times consecutively. 55:08 🏋️‍♂️ The Steinborn squat is a unique lift where the lifter starts with the barbell in a vertical position at their side before squatting, named after Henry "Milo" Steinborn. 56:07 💪 Herman Goerner, an all-around strength athlete, achieved incredible lifts, including a 1,000-pound squat and a 2,000-pound backlift for 13 reps. 56:35 💔 Herman Goerner passed away in January 2022 due to a pulmonary embolism during a training session. 57:25 🏋️‍♂️ Mark Henry, a powerlifter and strongman, defeated the reigning World's Strongest Man, Sven Carlson, at the Arnold Strongman Classic in 2002. 58:11 💉 In 2004, Mariusz Pudzianowski, who holds multiple World's Strongest Man titles, was disqualified for testing positive for a prohibited substance, believed to be cocaine. 58:47 💪 Tom Stoltman, a massive Australian hybrid athlete, is known for his incredible strength feats, including a 1,000-pound deadlift and a 456-pound overhead press. 59:57 🏞️ Tom Stoltman reportedly lives alone on a mountain with his dog, pursuing his goal of reaching 400 pounds body weight and becoming as strong as possible. 01:00:10 🏋️‍♂️ Adrian Larson, responsible for the Larsen press, was a powerlifter who pushed up to 585 pounds raw in competition. 01:01:14 💪 Ian Holtim, known as the "Cannonball Catcher," caught cannonballs fired from a small cannon at point-blank range during the 1800s. 01:02:52 💪 Myostatin deficiency is a genetic condition that can lead to increased muscle growth, making some individuals naturally stronger and more muscular than others. 01:04:06 🏋️‍♂️ Mariusz Pudzianowski, a four-time World's Strongest Man, chose not to compete during the years when a rival federation, IFSA, challenged the World's Strongest Man competition. 01:05:32 🏋️‍♂️ The 1990 World's Strongest Man competition featured a controversial last-minute change to the final event, favoring Jón Páll Sigmarsson and leading to his victory over O.D. Wilson. 01:07:31 🏋️‍♂️ Roy Mason, at 76 years old and weighing 151 pounds, deadlifted 485 pounds in a 1994 powerlifting competition, setting a remarkable feat for an older athlete. Made with HARPA AI

[@GRPABT1]

Excellent video. I love this format and you're so good at it. Keep em coming.

[@Riggzz996]

Just remember, lift with ur back 💪

[@tzecarnaz1351]

Please keep making these, truly entertaining and informative

[@redyyz4489]

As someone with a small back, Back Guy is one of my favorite fitness creators (and these iceberg videos you talking over them are really good man) Hope to see more Long term video from ya

[@calvintrapp4729]

these videos are th best!! no mattwe the amount of views they get, i will always watch from beginning to end😻

[@PrauxJrYT]

For the algorithm

[@darthd4]

Loved it. For the next one. Add some reminders on what depth we are currently diving to

[@sailorx.]

What is the song at the start of the video? P.S, keep up the great work! I've been watching your content for some while now, and you've heavily affected my mindset t

[@osaft113]

Still not answered:(

[@glockworkorange]

Even just before the two minute mark, I can already tell this is going to be an incredible watch.

[@Flahtort]

Really love to see your transition from meme videos to more serious content. Just because personally memes is not my thing and a value educational content so much more. Hope you would find yourself in that niche. Keep up the good work.

[@Moon42069]

RIP old Roy, the mad lad is a legend. Man this is an awesome one.

[@damjanzupancic1917]

Siick videeoo broo, really shows how much effort you put in these :D

[@not_creative_with_username3834]

smol bak. that was INCREDIBLE! i really enjoyed it, and it shows you enjoyed doing it too. Very well done sir!

[@kindredhunter1887]

I love you Mr. Smol Bak, thank you for the strength ice berg

[@wojtazart_t792]

Great video Man! Greetings from Poland 💪

[@Chic_Ken]

Great video! I love watching this kind of stuff 💚

[@jeanacremann2629]

Smol bak. Extremely good video lad, the wait was largely worth it.

[@macronee]

Amazing. I watched the complete video with out even getting bored at any point. Good presentation skills. Thank you.

[@MD-zm6sn]

You can see an example of hysterical strength in a Live PD video from a few years ago. Tweaker was running from the cops and crashed and SEVERAL cops were cranking this dude's arm to his back and they couldn't overpower one of his arms and he held if off for a solid long while.

[@ForestJarl]

The case of Luke Haberman's assault on an elite UFC fighter is also a very interesting example of hysterical strength. "The reality of berserker rage" is an interesting video that talks about it.

[@dean6793]

@19:23 that hoodie is crazy, I’m resisting the urge to spam skull emojis, as it’s the only thing that makes me feel better about the fact that a 73 year old man wearing that hoodie has a grip that’s probably 4x times as strong as mine, 💪 nice video man!!

[@guythatlovespotato]

Damn another banger of a vid from Dr. Back

[@imthetube44]

Awesome work, man. I'm a complete bookworm for this klind of stuff as well. Underrated deep dive.

[@futer1987]

Impeccable pronunciation of Pudzianowski’s name - had to rewind just to appreciate it

[@gamecubeus]

Love your content bro, thanks for creating videos 💪💪 Some feedback if you'd like it: for audio listeners could you incorporate some of the weight numbers in the script? Like "she lifted over 4x her body weight" could you add that it was like 507Lbs? And that Thor's controversial lift was 501kg. You added them on the screen though which is great and helpful, thanks again for great motivational content i enjoyed and found it very informative 🩷🩷

[@BackGuy]

Thank you bruther, I'll make sure the next one includes that!

[@floor_fluff]

Great vid man, covered a load of stuff; impressive! Thanks!

[@musclevilleking897]

thank you for your hard work on this video I really enjoyed it

[@Shadowcify]

TOP TIER VIDEO ❤️

[@ezeSet0]

Bro this was great! Thanks for posting it!

[@bullzer1]

Incredible video! Thank you ! I have no words to explain how much i agree with that statement and analysis !

[@Bravebelly]

Awesome video!

[@ArsenAcero]

Big respect man I know how much time these take to make, I hope your channel goes well

[@mrsven4815]

Smol back goddamnit, man, that was so interesting and exciting, hope that video will get millions subs!

[@derekkk6050]

Thank you for the hour long video Mr back man

[@johnpaulst.hilaire4835]

Very interesting and educational video!! Great work

[@jakes1881]

The summoning salt style intro hooked me.

[@SilvioPerche]

Dude, what amazing video. Thank you!

[@odenoki9571]

I hope this video blows up so you can make another

[@zaccaryjohn]

I am so glad O.D. Was addressed in this

[@coddmodd]

Good ass vidja. Enjoyed it all the way through this rollercoaster.

[@TheThunderwars]

That music in the beginning... though I clicked on a "Summoning salt" video.

[@BastisBalance]

Great video, loved every minute of it. Especially learning about Old Roy, what a legend. Oh, and smol bak of course. 😄