Strongman Tries OLYMPIC LIFTING! Ft. Chloe Brennan

WORLD'S STRONGEST MAN TRIES OLYMPIC LIFTING!
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[@Kansanite]

Ive been waiting to get a good look at Eddie's snatch

[@Stan_the_Belgian]

😂😂😂

[@eddiehallwsm]

😂😂😂

[@Reppintimefitness]

​@@eddiehallwsmhit me up bro I can help with your cut You don't need Greg's cookbook

[@orion351us]

Can't upvote anymore

[@Bot-rp7rj]

​@@Reppintimefitnesseveryone needs Greg's cookbook

[@CraigNiel]

Eddie is just living his best life and his kids are reaping the benefit, and why the hell not. He's not some lucky bastard that inherited money or won the lottery, he's works his bollocks off and literally shed blood, sweat and tears for it. Keep the videos coming Eddie & Max!

[@chase5298]

well said

[@knowledgejosh654]

Spitting Facts

[@thevinecompany7733]

zip his pants up when ur done🤣🤣

[@robertdemon3550]

Deadlifting that 500kg would have been psycho.

[@jemmy7878]

well said indeed

[@bobstrauss9413]

Eddie is a great strongman with a great personality. As a former Olympic Lifter I especially like the respect he shows for the sport.

[@TheNonya1]

Chloe seems like such a genuine nice and positive person, what a great trainer partner!

[@Nicolas-vj6ho]

yeah

[@battlevain]

​@anjaynation4308We are here for Chloe and Eddie.

[@tka3]

​@mdoublehb6069nah I like my red meat thanks though

[@sutreB]

@mdoublehb6069 Looking at your comments, I will stay eating meat for the sake of my brains. Thanks for the heads up.

[@BB-np4ib]

@MdoubleHB.... are you okay?

[@ericguzman4043]

I find it kind of crazy that Eddie was able to pick up the technique so quickly and has the shoulder mobility to press out. This just shows the caliber of athlete he was in his prime and now.

[@BigRedWrenster]

Haha except the front rack, ouch.

[@SL92018]

Hi, not a flame or anything but I just thought I'd point out that you;re absolutely NOT supposed to press out on the clean and jerk, you can only "snap" the weight up in a "jerk", not press it. Even a hint of pressing will result in a foul and zero lift. The same applies to the snatch although it;s essentially impossible to press the weight in that lift.

[@MG_EloteLoco]

Man I love the way you build your Son's confidence. This is stuff he will never forget.

[@lol-gb5vt]

@anjaynation4308 sounds good for you

[@Pepe-pq3om]

Really cool of you bringing your kid to record theses videos with, Eddie. Must be an amazing experience for him

[@TheBcoolGuy]

He's been training with his dad for like a year now.

[@Pepe-pq3om]

@@TheBcoolGuy I swear, the world would be so much better if more dads would interact with their sons like Eddie does with Max

[@binladen34444]

HHHHHHHHHmjHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@tasbirmiah5247]

@@Pepe-pq3om Facts. Way better than what most parents do. Usually they just give their kid an Ipad and just let their kid grow up on the internet being raised by youtubers. Parent nowadays don't even know their kids favourite movie lmao

[@ucanhnguyen834]

​@MdoubleHB....Steroid does not make you stronger. It just helps you with reducing recover time and be able to train more.

[@DaddyDoggAbbott]

Teaching your kid proper technique is amazing I love this

[@SowwyBro]

"gooder" 😭

[@anthonyproffitt5341]

The coordination, explosiveness, power and technique required to be a top level Olympic weightlifter is a mind blowing combination.

[@voiceinmyhead1731]

The thing that is most impressive about supers in weightlifting is actually how well they move for people that size, watching Eddie move reminds me of why mobility is as important at strength in these movements

[@battlevain]

Great video all round. Chloe is a very talented young lady and a brilliant teacher too. As for Eddie, this is the Eddie that we all like to see. As one of the strongest men to ever walk the planet, Eddie showed great humility in learning from a younger person. He also provided us all with a great tip about avoiding Ego lifting and avoiding injury. This video is a brilliant example of Eddie, as both a man and a father, teaching his son and his audience about learning from others no matter who they might be, showing respect and creating a positive environment for all to flourish. Bravo to all involved in this video.

[@maticsimonic9673]

Too bad we don’t see this Eddie a lot anymore

[@gruunt4064]

so basically Eddie acting like a normal person then

[@cvspvr]

what about maximus?

[@sonnymartin9134]

This is exactly how gyms should be. Happy, fun, educational and all about being better when you leave than when you entered Love the videos 💪🏻.

[@willsha7601]

What are gym for currently then?

[@AndreyGobbo]

Snatch WR is 225kg, set few years ago by Lasha Talakadze. Clean and Jerk WR is 267kg on same competition by Lasha as well... total of 492kg.

[@7uub1]

Was looking for this comment. I don't think we'll be seeing a 263 kg snatch anytime soon. But to be fair, to someone who doesn't follow the sport they're both likely equally unbelievable numbers.

[@DevinHeida]

I think mark Henry stills holds the record for most with all 5 combined (snatch, C&J, dead, squat and bench). To be fair, most people don't compete in all 5, they stick with Olympic style or power lifting.

[@dhavaltamhankar6925]

Lasha is on a complete another level

[@m5a1stuart83]

@@DevinHeida true but sntach 225kg is kinda very strong for me. Since not many can snatch 3 times their body weight

[@alanaliyev456GT]

​@@DevinHeida Mark Henry is a great " 5 mov " crosser...... but SHANE HAMMAN is stronger

[@matthughesproductions]

Great video. Would love to see some more female athletes featured on the channel. It’s nice to see you and max be so respectful and train together and be open to new techniques and ideas.

[@marcuscaestus3583]

It's always nice to see an expert explain their craft. The way her eyes light up when she explains the nuances of particular techniques is pure passion. Pretty wholesome haha

[@jedinxf7]

I really would love nothing more than Eddie and Lasha doing a weightlifting and strongman collab series

[@SargonnasIncarnate]

Lasha never speaks, so it'd be all Eddie.

[@KaitlinWonders]

Lasha will just nod.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Don't tease me! 😭

[@bluedogguy]

I'm constantly surprised how athletic Eddie is.

[@bobjohnson1633]

Why? Dude has supreme genetics in many many ways. It's unfair to our species, to be quite honest.

[@mindblown42069]

Except he has the upper body mobility of a hippo.

[@BigKidCasey]

I think a lot of it is the swimming background

[@Alex-pl1ye]

@@mindblown42069when your strong you get stiff just needs work it’ll get back to being mobile

[@ytsux9259]

He was a competitive swimmer (and runner too, I think).

[@Liveeruptsuj]

Eddie's face when he was witnessing Chloe do the clean so much better than he could, very sincere.

[@huddlespith]

Insane how quickly Max picked up the technique! Such a natural!

[@mr.stoned]

INSANE

[@jedinxf7]

yeah lol literally his first one was pretty much the right idea. no one gets it that quickly

[@grevengriff8609]

Let’s not go too crazy

[@FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur]

It is still incredible to see you train. Two olympians helping each other. This is powerful. You are great trainingspartners.

[@eddiehallwsm]

💪💪

[@Horneycorn]

Who are the Olympians exactly?

[@FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur]

@@Horneycorn true athletes.

[@Horneycorn]

​@@FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur I was under the assumption it meant an athlete who competes in the Olympics or Greek Gods living on mount Olympus or even people who've competed at the Mr. Olympia. Your definition is a bit broader though and not very specific but hey that's cool!

[@strongmansam289]

Neither of these athletes are olympians wtf are you on about

[@limbridk]

Can we take a moment to notice how absolutely amazing Max did! That bar is HUGE for him. Imagine the adults having the same ratio sized bar as he just used there. Such a good job lad.

[@tappekran-9677]

Max stong ngl

[@lxvideostuff7200]

@@tappekran-9677 i noticed, he was about to piss himself, by the end

[@him050]

He was using a smaller bar. He's still a beast though considering his age

[@HeisenbergFam]

10:40 calling Eddie a freak is one of the most accurate sentences said in history, loving the vibe

[@davidhall5838]

Love how Chloe has too teach Eddie how too lift, while Eddie is still in the process of teaching Max how to lift 😅

[@Joe-wt6eh]

Olympic lifting is a specific skill not practised by most lifters

[@bobbybobman3073]

Olympic lifting is the most fun lifting I've found. It demands strength, power, flexibility, range of motion, balance/stability, timing, form, speed, confidence, and mental grit. Am I good, no, not really I can clean and jerk bodyweight and snatch about 70% of that. But hey what percentage of the world can hold their own body weight overhead? Yet alone be able to get it from the ground to overhead on their own? I mean I'd bet the world wide number is less than 20%.

[@R03333]

​@@bobbybobman3073have you had many injuries? My impatience with stretching & knowing how many injuries I'd get without it have kept me away

[@coreyburke3493]

Every video of yours with your son is awesome. It's clear you're teaching him well while allowing him to be a kid and that's awesome!

[@codyphillips1821]

I love just how much Eddie seems to enjoy learning to do new things like this and how humble he is

[@adrianmasters250]

I love watching you explore all these different types of training, and it's sweet to see you bring your little boy along for the ride

[@duke_ov_doom]

It’s awesome that he works with his son. Eddie is so encouraging. Very patient person. Awesome father.

[@stevensmeeth117]

Encouraging your son Max is the best medicine he will ever need. Well done Mr Eddie Hall. Sending love all the way from Australia................

[@dragonnorway]

Insane good tips from this girl, she is actually tipping better than many top coaches Ive met!

[@marcomendez5010]

I severly struggled with my front rack mobility when I first learned to clean and front squat. I took it as a challenge and I constantly work on it; from my wrists, to my triceps, to my shoulder, lats, etc. I can now put the bar on my back and still bend my elbows forward as if they are in the front rack position. My back feels much looser than before, and throwing weight above my head feels way more comfortable. Thank you for your videos. They are entertaining and motivating.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Eddie is such an athlete. 😳😳😆 I'm constantly shocked by it. He walks ao stiffly and then performs ao smoothly. Don't know how.

[@a.j.leclair5426]

My favorite moment in wsm history is when Eddie won the 2017 wsm!! By far well done Eddie you're a legend

[@eddiehallwsm]

Much love 🙏💪

[@a.j.leclair5426]

@@eddiehallwsm you're the man Eddie and it's an honor to watch you work brotha

[@goofygrandlouis6296]

Well...... Maybe he'll be a legend in another sport.. who knows. 🙃

[@bobjohnson1633]

Eddie only won because they did lifts that he was good in and he could do a lot more reps with better form than all the guys he beat.

[@loganmontgomery1955]

That’s how sports work?… Anyone who wins a sport wins because they’re better than the other players

[@ND-pe9zg]

You could tell how good of a guy Eddie is by the way he interacts with his son, so positive and encouraging, thats how it should be !

[@darkpikachu4694]

I'd love to see you compete in professional sumo, 10/10 would watch!

[@kirshberndt8412]

Much better than I was expecting! Very good flexibility for a big man! Natural athleticism 👍💪

[@gary83uk]

Love the way Eddie encourages his son. When he said "that'll do mate", such good vibes.

[@klimmersimon]

I'm very impressed with how quickly he learns the snatch. Looks totally natural. Eddy could do olympic lifting if he wanted it 😂

[@Lee-ic2yn]

I mean the axle and log are basically more awkward versions of weightlifting anyway so barbell seems easy

[@dummy9517]

@@Lee-ic2yn yeah but that's actually a pretty poor judgement. Transforming from that "more awkward" to proper weightlifting is a MASSIVE JOB, and the mobility it needs is crazy. Just explosive DL to front raise to getting under the bar is a massive task, also front squatting and cleaning will take time due to flexibility and mobility issues, but it can be taught to some lighter guys(like Novikov comes to mind, he can actually jerk, saw his stone bb lifts) Sure, these guys even with bad technique can oversnatch and overclean even many of the middleweight male weightlifters, but that's not the point. Given their size, especially the fact that they are likely doing it for the first time with a massive physique which is hard to train something new, makes it difficult

[@Lee-ic2yn]

@@dummy9517 no it's not Bye

[@francois9747]

@@dummy9517 Damn, he can't take the truth. He always has to be right all the time lol

[@Lee-ic2yn]

@@francois9747 nobody is right all the time Bye

[@jonah406]

Max is so going to follow in his Dad's footsteps, such a strong lad already, has there ever been a father/son WSM in history

[@Rickynovantotto]

As always Eddie is one of the best athletes I have ever seen, absolutely insane. That sumo video of yours was a gem

[@bigcatproductions2789]

The Big Hug was the best part of the Video ! My Son is 38 and still gets his hug at 6'3 225 lbs.

[@tonygruber7665]

Good video. Olympic lifts are as difficult as a good golf swing. Definitely my favorite sport to watch.

[@derkonsul2605]

I always thought it is a bad idea to bring your son to the gym since I thought he was too young for the gym in general, but watching you taking really good care, keeping him in the safe zone of training and not overdoing it on him but still encouraging him to do strong but not going to far because he might hurt himself with trying to compete with grown ups, I now changed my mind and do think that it is perfect to continue and you are responsible enough and should continue to encourage him to grow into this and be like JUST DO the sports, which is what you have done for years now for so many of us, being a good example. Big Love 2 U Eddie.

[@saqibrahman4801]

This child is and will definitely be extremely strong in future. However, it will be interesting to see how he will do as an adult in strongman competitions if he ever competes as an adult. He has an advantage of having his own father who has been a champion strongman teaching him tricks of the trade.

[@KramF10]

Watching Eddie try to front squat is the funniest thing I've seen in a while.

[@martinclark6952]

and then when she does it so smooth his face is hilarious

[@minimalgrammar1276]

This video is an amazing representation of power versus technique.

[@browns3033]

Respect to Eddie giving Lasha props. Both GOATs at their respective sports

[@thedrusus]

Eddie really rocking those bodybuilder proportions, I'm sure at 500 lbs bulk he'll be stage ready

[@unwrittenwizard910]

love the encouragement Eddie gives Max

[@Inflight635]

Great videos as always Eddie!! Love it

[@eddiehallwsm]

Glad you enjoyed 💪

[@Inflight635]

@@eddiehallwsm Always 👌

[@timmynastics]

This is blowing my mind that a strong man has never done Olympic lifting! Imagine eddies strength with the technique of an Olympic lifter. Only good things can come from it

[@timmynastics]

How does he usually front squat?? I’m guessing never by this video….

[@Counterzoid11]

Mark Henry was a strongman who done Olympic lifting was a beast.

[@robschilke]

I appreciate that Chloe is teaching Eddie from the top-down. Class.

[@123prestolee]

What a nice young lady - best of luck in your career.

[@emil6410]

Don’t let this distract you from the fact, that Lightning McQueen blew a 2 lap lead in the Piston Cup

[@mustang8206]

W McQueen

[@Fishkhan1]

Kachigga

[@fredbrackely]

I did not realize how intricate those moves were, well done Chloe for your excellent insights.

[@alexandercorrente5509]

So cool seeing a dad and son bond this Way. Goal with my son

[@JeffOfTheMountains]

I would legit watch Eddie do some Olympic lifting... it'd probably be the only event I watched tbh.

[@DP-it7zm]

He broke the CrossFit record for the most snatches in 1min loaded to 60kg a couple years back

[@RBC0405]

Nothing compared to actual Olympic lifting. He's be made to look like an amateur. Now a man with the strength of Big Z in his prime would be interesting.

[@ohareair552]

@@RBC0405Prime Eddie could push press as much as a lot of top Olympic lifters could clean and jerk. If Eddie decided to learn how to do it back in 2017 he would’ve destroyed the world record

[@Lee-ic2yn]

​@@ohareair552no he wouldn't No SHW weightlifter would "only" clean and jerk 220 I have no doubt people like Eddie and big z could jerk 275 though

[@ohareair552]

@@Lee-ic2yn Eddie got 216 on strict axle press, but I think he could’ve got to 240 push press if he tried, which is a pretty decent clean and jerk for a shw

[@Bongdog420]

Worlds strongest man tries chess.

[@AbrasionUK]

Training with your son is wholesome as fuck. Love it. The way his eyes are all over the place reminds me of my son. I've started taking him to the gym with me on weekends too.

[@ManofLowMoralFiber]

When Eddie trains with athletes from outside of strongman, even if they know of him, they're always surprised to see a man that explosive at that size in person.

[@rishabhsethi8751]

That's why Olympic weightlifting is the most athletic sport ever

[@Stumpasm123]

can't wait for the inevitable father vs son strength battle in 5-10 years

[@_Guitarlos_]

Having followed Eddie’s career since 2011, it’s amazing to see where he is today. So happy for him and happy that his family is able to enjoy a wonderful life together considering where they came from.

[@monstermind4286]

Huge fan of The Beast and support Max in anything as well. I do hope someday he becomes WORLD STRONGEST MAN!!!!!

[@kodyschannel4015]

I would actually like to see Lasha on this channel, you already showed his snatch, you might as well bring him on

[@mike_oxmall9512]

Can't beat a nice clean snatch

[@abhitrups2002]

Eddie admiring Lasha is such a surreal moment.

[@jeroenrog]

Petition to start calling Eddie "The Incredible Bulk"

[@raqoon2730]

I see how Eddie is trying a lot of new sports & feats of strength. Would love to see him try Armored combat, would be hilarious & a great show of strength

[@maticsimonic9673]

Hahaha he would be medieval’s blacksmith’s worst nightmare 😂

[@jacobsaunders1092]

Your wish has been granted my friend

[@fryinryan01]

Please get in contanct and do a session with Lasha Talakhadze. Probably the most powerful man on earth.

[@NFM1337]

Looks like fun! My current gym is in a basement with a low ceiling, but I feel like trying this once I'm back in a proper gym.

[@coffeemachtspass]

Today is my son’s birthday. They grow up way too fast. It warms my heart to see Maximus hanging out with his dad, he’ll remember these days forever.

[@Afterthefallout55660]

Chloe seems to be a lovely, beautiful woman with a big heart. It must have been a great experience training with her

[@rogiervk1]

To be honest tho Eddie's snatch technique is quite impressive 😂!!

[@depthklocke9009]

thats cool ur genuinely trying to emulate the silhouette. btw, you should try the snatch with one of them squat bars or if you can find like an 8 foot 32mm hybrid bar. if your hands come out wide enough to meet the collars, it might be more comfortable to do on a longer barbell. people 6'4 and above typically have that issue where they need to grip at the max width of the 7 foot barbell. so it might make sense for you even if you have t rex arms for your height. realistically, you want to be gripping wide enough that you can comfortably extend through the shoulders and elbows, so you wanna experiment with grip width even if it's less than an inch difference. But once you find your grip width, you're gonna want to stay very consistent with it. for front rack mobility, try to use something like an ez curl bar or swiss bar and just ohp with a very deep neutral grip. At the bottom of each rep let it sink, let your traps lower. something like a trap bar ohp, with good depth will get some mobility going as well. Ideally do some of it seated, and do some seated good mornings to really load the spine from your pelvic floor upwards. Something else you could try, to really dummy proof the process is to just do an isometric hold on a pull up bar. Try to replicate the position of your front rack on a pull up bar while actively trying to hold it as your grip fails over time, just maintaining contact of your collarbone and your skin with the bar. You might want to use a neutral grip or other grip implement on the bar to get this, anything that works to help you get that stabilization and structural fatigue. Ideally, you want to do whatever you can to maintain this position. As you progress you want to be able to hold it while remaining more upright and having little to no elbow flare. Then sooner or later, you can probably get somewhat of a front rack going for stuff like clean and jerks or power jerks. There are specialty bars or accessories from like Spud inc or Black widow training gear in the meantime that could work on your front squat numbers directly even before you have the mobility to do it with a regular barbell. Ultimately, the only way to really develop your strength transference to a clean and jerk is to work on mobility and strength at the same time. There is also stuff like that zombie squats and zercher. Zercher is less specific and I think carries over with other odd lifts like sand bags and stone loading but ultimately what you're lacking in if you can't get a good front rack, is going to be more of an upper spinal erector and thoracic mobility weakness. Stuff like super wide grip pull ups, or super wide grip pull downs, behind the neck pull downs, even just snatch grip hangs and sternum neutral grip pull ups can help with some of that. But ultimately, without the shoulder mobility in external rotation and wrist mobility, you won't be able to develop a solid front rack without trying to work on atleast some of the things. I highly recommend neck extensions because typically people will make themselves front heavy on the neck, where they want to get the no necking action, because an exposed neck for stuff like fighting and contact sports like foot ball is typically something that can be attacked so people have it ingrained in them to want to hide their neck like they're a gorilla. But if you want a strong front rack, you gotta have a proud neck and a proud chin. And the neck also helps with spinal erectors being strong just because it's all part of the spine. So instead of what normally people work on is neck curls going forwards, you gotta do neck extensions pulling the back of your head while packing your chin. Probably do it over the edge of a flat surface like a flat bench or seal row bench with neck head strap. Also if you're trying to work on overhead wrist mobility, try dead hangs to active hangs with random grip implements. Things liek balls grips, and bigger balls grips. And ofc any kind of fat grip implement typically is less stress on the shoulder joints. If you try to grip with your palm underneath the grip implement and you try to grasp it from underneath of it, you'll get contractions on the back of your forearm and the back of your palm and knuckles and it'll stretch out your wrist and you'll even feel some of that in your shoulders. Even if it makes you weak initially and you go to failure very easily on it without ever actually adding any weight, you'll want to pursue that if you actually want to get to a point where you're holding down a front rack. The arms are only a small part of it, because most of it leads from somewhere in the neck and upper spine. So ideally it should be all felt together through a couple of different lifts. bilateral face pulls aren't that useful if you don't grip wide enough on them. Try to do it with a sled and try to lead with the wrist like in a double biceps pose, and lower your hips. In general, you're probably not going to get much use out of a horizontal cable row if your chest gets in the way, and you don't squeeze outwardly with your shoulder blades and rear delts. This is likely not something you have access to right now anyways because of all the fat and lack of strength in the tissues hidden between the bigger muscle groups and all the fat. It's not something you can really isolate that well through stable hypertrophy lifts if you're fat, so ideally you gotta use certain unstable lifts and you gotta find a way to replicate the squatting pattern even if you can't maintain the position with a barbell. You want to be able to feel that uncomfortable tired feeling in your upper spine in a loaded hip hinge. And so a ssb probably going to be the closest thing you've probably done before. But you still want to have your hands and elbows kind of high and forward in that. You want to pack your chin and you dont want to push it outwardly. Because if you push your chin forwards, that isn't a proud position for the neck. You almost want to feel the peak forces in your nape and the back of your skull. Where all the wrinkles are, except you want to stretch it to be long. So you pull it all in but instead of having your head curl inwards and downwards, you want your neck upright along with an upright torso because this is the position that is going to be the strongest position within a front squat. Your core is not going to be used to this right away. And so even if you don't have the mobility right now and you dont see yourself having the mobility any time soon, you gotta find that point of contention where it makes your muscles fucking uncomfortable in those areas. You want shoulders down and shoulders back and you want your wrists pushing upwards onto a handle (try not to worry about crush grip). You wont understand it until you start to get comfortable with the uncomfortable feeling of doing what it is your body is trying to tell you is impossible. That's ultimately how hypertrophy training is in a lot of cases but it's also relevant when you're trying to correct for imbalances regarding a lack of mobility. You can't create temporary flexibility gains without backing it up with hypertrophy because the hypertrophy will teach your muscles to contract along the necessary sticking points to make you more resilient in those extra inches of range of motion. Also you're built to squat. You low bar squat because of your lack of mobility, you grip out wide and you use a lot of hips and a lot of lower back to hit when you're back squatting. This automatically means your body and strength proportions are just skewed from the get go towards lower back and hips. You want to correct some of that by making your upper back, spine, neck, and rear delts the limiting factor at the start of most of your upper sessions if you want to be more balanced and well rounded for any of this stuff that you're not really built for right now. It will be harder to do at a higher body fat because of all the fat in your ribs and in your abdomen, you won't as easily be able to generate force in an upright torso and neck angle if your belly and puffy cheeks get in the way. But you can also just try to recomp and try to push through it regardless. That is a thing that people do, if they don't want to lose strength and they don't want to lose weight. But it will mean that you have to eat at a maintenance so your body weight doesn't ever trend downwards, and you should maintain most of your strength if not gain some more, just doing maintenance calories and minimum volume for some of your strength lifts that you're trying to maintain. Just make sure that you put in effort on your weakpoints on the way down. You want to bleed yourself dry on the lifts that you're weak at. If you ever decide to lean down though and notice how uncomfortable it is to not have cushion in between your ribs, something to try out is dumbell pull overs. it wont matter right away but down the line if you ever do get lean, it'll be important if you want to still try to breathe and brace for strength, there's gonna be a lot missing from your body for it. If there's any lift you're gonna want to spam at some point in your life when you're lean, it's probably reverse hypers and dumbell pull overs.

[@M1tjakaramazov]

I applaud anything that challenges the stupid disdain and hatred between different strength sports. As a natural powerbuilder I've had to learn everything to get the maximum edge for my physique, including powerlifting, weightlifting, Crossfit, and callisthenics. I can say nobody who's actually tried one of them is gonna bash them, because they are all bloody hard in their own way. Athletes who go cross across genres, like Klokov and Mark Henry, are true inspirations. Glad to see Eddie Hall is going in the same direction.

[@porschephilosopher4543]

Incredible. I think the 263kg world record is for the clean and jerk though, not the snatch. I think the snatch record is 225kg by Lasha…

[@otozozrashvili6855]

Lasha did 267, his total is 492KG

[@TrentMcNary420]

Eddie you need to start cutting eventually 😂

[@kimcheeeepo]

His son is going to be so intelligent at lifting. Eddie is a great role model for him. At my gym I try to teach good mechanics so that the young don’t get injured.

[@weedfreer]

Eddie with the surprisingly clean looking snatch first time out.

[@goose300183]

I feel like Eddie held off on making some jokes he would usually make (fair enough considering who he was with) - but I think if it was just men there, the names of these lifts would be a comedy goldmine for him lol

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Eddie is going to become obsessed with being good at this. I can just tell.

[@drikachapper]

I love how humbling olympic weightlifting is for people who ar3 massively strong

[@torringtonstonekeeper]

Chloe is a champ

[@anyexpat]

Eddie how do you think LEVAN would get on if he trained for strongman?

[@MrZippy052]

without cardio? not well I'd guess

[@Arsalism]

Those 6 Packs on Big Belly of Eddie are scary. I am much leaner and didn't have a single one 😂😂😂. The man's BEAST ❤

[@grzegorzsiwek7209]

Chloe isn't messing about. She is going to bea force not to reckoned with very soon. Eddie you did good as well😉

[@Mark_R_]

Well played Chloe, she was excellent :)

[@Lickmabumbum]

Pulling 425kg raw with ease, years into retirement... THE BEAST 💪💪💪💪

[@ianfeingold8781]

eddie could still compete

[@dessertstorm7476]

when did he pull 425 recently?

[@Wxpt1010]

Imagine believing that😂 8:27 'I'd be lucky to deadlift 225kg these days' It was an advert for his protein company it wasn't real weight Ffs 😂

[@yoked391]

@@Wxpt1010 what? 225kg is nothing for Eddie, he was joking bro

[@dummy9517]

@@yoked391 well that's true, but still he struggled with 330 last year. 425 is likely a promotion atunt

[@charlenechua6073]

Love the caption of KZbin collaboration

[@ammyandrade7904]

Omg, I do Olympic lifting and you don't know how much I love that you tried it, because is not much about strength but technic. So it's awesome to get one of the strongest man on earth to give it a try.

[@socreus]

I think the possistion for the jerk you were trying was a bit wrong ( that why it was so hard ) its more about trying to rest the bar on your sholders and not on the chest. You may be closer that way. Nice job trying it tho its way harder than it looks :)

[@k4karot766]

Just saw you deadlifting 425 kgs in ur recent ig post. Who are you fooling by saying you'd be lucky to deadlift 225? 😂 That's like ur lateral raise 2nd set.

[@chriswindsor5670]

Impressed with the end eddie seem to pick it up rate fast. Excellent lifting IQ.

[@liamc7097]

We need a full version of this with the man himself Lasha

[@bigkl69]

Chloe seems nice……

[@gislo]

man, it looks so easy when she does it - such control

[@Mishkola]

Having Max there and teaching him stuff is great. The best thing a boy can get from his dad is the chance to apprentice with him, and apprenticing at physical power with Eddie Hall....*chef's kiss*

[@CarlFredrik-uo1cu]

Seeing Lasha Talakhadze and Hossein Rezazadeh competing in the WSM would've been absolutely amazing to watch.

[@jasonmarrone951]

I love that you’re doing these with your son. My best days are the ones where my 11 y/o goes out to the garage gym with me

[@Ailieorz]

"Hasn't been sick yet" - looked like she was about to hurl LOL Also want to shout out the clothing brand Chloe is wearing Grrrl. It's the only brand in the world who work with actual athletes at all shapes and sizes, not just the thin pretty ones. They're amazing and proud to say I am a "Chloe" top and "Angel" bottoms

[@ekstervogel9949]

Very fun dynamic, nice person to make vids with.