Top Lifting Weights Reaction. Incredible Strength Compilation

[@1minContent]

I think as fellow men we really need to appreciate how other men just stand in awe out of respect and admiration for each other.... And i know of of them might be jealous but they still admire the player

[@DrFrunJungler]

I’m both jealous and humbled

[@lb9817]

Firstly it is extremely impressive to see just how far people can come. Second, it just makes me much more confident that reaching my goals is possible. "If they can, why not me?"

[@TheOaxOaxOax]

here in czech they woudl say fuckin steroids and be pissed about you for no reason

[@Wolfmangoodmanll]

When your higly motivated to get things done you don't wanna waste time I'm the same way,when I got shit to do I'd need to stay focused completely without distractions.I admire their hard work I'd give them compliments and say keep up the good work as they say the same to me...when your pumped up you ain't gonna let nothing stop you or get in your way.

[@Wargulf2838]

i'm not amazed, nor am i appreciative. i'm self conscious. for my 2 kg hammer curl lifting ass this is a miracle. I respect those guys from the bottom of my heart, but i can only see the faults of the mortal body when i see an man made of steel and sheer will like them. greeat guys though. respect.

[@paritosh011]

Ok. I go gym. Now.

[@larryjohnson5590]

Do you mean you will go to the gym now

[@LaughingGasFunny]

@@larryjohnson5590 no he said what he said.

[@lucagain.]

I go gym too

[@H00H]

Did you went to the gym ?

[@Section8dc]

Black dude at the end lifts fr so he knew that was some serious shit old dude did lol

[@ashleygarvin7177]

26 year old Jamal Browner = "Old Dude" lol You should check out his channel as he is pulls are approaching 500kgs kzbin.info

[@Wolfmangoodmanll]

Yeah I know he was amazed.

[@frustratedguy666]

This is the content i can watch for many hours

[@hawkaiathemutt1976]

Something alot of people dont seem to understand is the fact that you're not going to be able to work with that kind of weight within the course of a week. People see these videos and seem to think these guys just walk in the gym one day without ever lifting weights in their lives and are able to do this kind of work just based off their natural genetic strength. Muscle & strength growth is an extremely slow process that requires a multitude of different things to achieve. Many people see this kind of strength when they go into the gym for the 1st time and get extremely discouraged & end up never going to the gym again. All of these guys you see pulling this kind of weight dedicated a huge part of their lives to this art & and you'll never achieve this kind of strength if you dont dedicate yourself to it as well.

[@Zenzuu]

While true but you have to also take into consideration that there are those who are not genetically gifted in terms of reaching a certain size or strength like the gentlemen in this video. Body type, bone structures and so forth all plays a pivotal role. Some can dedicate their whole life to it but still not able to reach that level of strength because of their genes.

[@Melvin_499]

Let's not forget that sometimes people pulling this kind of weight are on juice lol

[@om11hari70]

@@Zenzuu right, genetics also important, otherwise everyone who trains for years would have Chris Bumstead physic. Even some take steroids and train harder for 5-10 years and their physic is nowhere closer to C. Bum. Physic

[@Killerkraft975]

Its only after a year or so after newbie gains, how much effort and time was taken into getting big numbers. You see people online bench 225 very easy but rarely see it in person. Everyone can admire the weight but more experienced lifters admire the effort

[@SU9ERCHARGED]

It’s mind blowing seeing someone bench 500+ Lbs that shit is crazy to me

[@randy438]

Just squatted 315 (new pr) and I'm fairly skinny still. In the video there's 2 girls that stop what they're doing to watch and when I complete it they look at each other and smile. That made my day when I saw it

[@roachdoggjr155]

hell yeah dude keep going

[@vladimir8365]

My mother in law walks around with this weight. It's not that impressive anymore.

[@learninganimate3181]

Bro you didn't Had to 💀😭

[@brianghostfury]

Same with mine

[@eptirart1563]

I felt good about being able to squat 285 at 135.. looks like I gotta step it up

[@nikitashamanskii]

if its your single its powerful, but if you do it for reps its insane

[@ExecutionSommaire]

Girl at 1:12 is like "yeah not bad not bad"

[@oakleyorbit]

I came here for the 1:34 reaction!

[@manofsteelgoodmanll7925]

I guess some of them are jealous and some are really inspired.

[@saassoossoossaas7869]

I have to say it doesnt really inspire me when I see roided monkeys which most of these in the video were hit crazy big numbers. Why should it? It is not something you can achieve (if youre natural of course)

[@manofsteelgoodmanll7925]

@@saassoossoossaas7869 yeah it'll give you ideas to try out what their doing a little at a time to remind that you can do it the same way as them. Or you can learn at your own paste. I go to the gym 4 days a week to get all my training hours in I work out for about 2 to 3 hours till 10:30 or 11:00 I like to train to practice different techniques a certain way for when I wanna develop more unlimited super strength,speed stamina,cardio and consistency to remain stronger,faster fitter even tougher at all times. To break it down to you in simple examples, I work a 5 hour day job at a place called goodwill out social security. I'm a acxulimated custodian janitor. so I like to make sure I'm being strictly apprehensive of my surroundings to prevent making constant mistakes or not being able to carefully do the work effectively in order to not rush so I won't have to cause accidents or complaints to make sure I do it right. I like to run around a lot around the gym it helps me to increase speed but be consistent and self aware of what I'm doing in case feel I'm slowing down. But need to move a little faster to catch up when I gotta keep moving....therefore my job motivates me cause it's more like a super heroic military thing where it requires physical amounts of labor work to do. I usually do special work projects for others when I'm asked to cause I'm one of the best strongest toughest workers they got since I body build of course....I'm all natural I eat plenty of food to gain muscle and to say lean so I won't become fat at all. Plus If you ask do I get plenty of sleep yep....2 to 3 hours of it so I'd be active in the mornings. I would drink energy drinks to give me a extra boost when I need only when I'm only working jobs. But I'd drink them often but I've cut back on that, and started focusing on energy vitamin drinks instead. since those have artificial flavors. I train that hard cause I wanna make sure I don't look weak or feel fatigued to do a simple job. Most of the times others require my help a lot cause I'm very dependable at what I do I've been there for 2 years man. Also I'm preparing for a full time harden missionary battlefield that involves working around zillions of people as far as picking up their, trash vacuuming and more.I told others I'm not trying to show off or be cocky I'm really trying to better myself for my self. I worked too damn hard to come this far but I would tell others that if I made it here so can they. Some look at me as a inspirational person cause I've been through struggles I knew what it was like to be belittled by all your enemies who barely understand you correctly. at one point I almost gave up but others gave me the reminder I needed to fight back I'm like a super soldier on some captain america type shit basically...I'm a big dog they trained me and disciplined me to act like one. I'm doing what I gotta do to survive in this chaotic world I was taught not to be scared of whatever gets thrown at me and I wanna show to others that I'm not afraid to embrace what I believe in. I'm autistic honestly I was mistreated even put down a lot so doing what I do gave me courage to stand up for myself but more importantly gain courage to gain independence by taking care of my needs but let others know I ain't no punk about mine. I'd say just because I'm gifted don't mean I'm the only one there's more individuals around who have powerful gifts to be great the key to success is is gotta feel pain in order to embrace it with the right type of drive that's what makes you out of being a warrior even a surviving trooper when you keep going doing but don't give up.

[@willthomas5953]

You need to educate yourself on lifting. Sure there numbers are gonna be hire on peds. But they would still be strong not on them. It woudnt surprise me at all if some of there #s aren't that far off from them being natural. I think if u train hard and have good genetics doesn't matter if ur in gear or not ur gonna be strong

[@manofsteelgoodmanll7925]

@@willthomas5953 Yeah I do educate my self...I'd say that other individual are different way more then me. I believe it's people who are not very natural like their suppose to be.Me I'm all natural I eat healthy I drink plenty of water,vitamin drinks even Gatorades and energy drinks often only when needed to stay lean but proactive.But in my opinion based on what you said I think it just depends on the genetic form of how your body can function to how well,you take care of yourself to determine,how active you are or how good your fitness drive is.I got good cholesterol with all the protein I consume in my body.I admit I have high blood pressure issues but I take meditation to keep it at a low average.I do physical activities to keep it under control even to stay in full perfect tip type shape.I guess I'll say folks like to show off and some like to grind harder.Either way I wouldn't be cocky to insult anyone for trying...just let you know if I'm working hard I'd help out to give others the sign to keep up or say don't give up keep going just to spread some inspirational words to assist man.

[@alexk3469]

@@manofsteelgoodmanll7925 the weights on plates is just numbers because you can use technique to lift it someone with smaller less stronger muscles could lift more done mean there stronger

[@Chico_BestiaxD]

I neeeeeed the song

[@Emerson-zq2vk]

Anamnez - Млечный путь

[@peteradams7457]

To the people spotting a squat from behind please stop. It's ridiculous and pointless. With that kind of weight if the person can't get the weight up he's gonna dump it and all the spotter can do is risk injury to himself trying to handle that weight. Use a guy on each side of the barbell to spot on a squat

[@krow4249]

I be the one clapping for them to make it instead getting all jealous. Jealousy will not progress your hardwork. If you admire someone else’s hardwork, you’ll make it there as well.

[@TWolfyG]

Why do I feel like some of these people aren't reacting because they know its a crazy lift, but because they are gym noobs and have zero idea what's going on so they think the weight slamming and stuff is funny or something lol

[@Easymadeit]

Some people are just on another level

[@monstrousmalice8274]

Music name?

[@Chris41287]

They see them liftin, they mirin...

[@demigodt34]

The one at the end 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Wolfmangoodmanll]

I'm personally building my self up to being a much powerful power liftter I've been lifting heavily I've been recovering from muscle soreness but more importantly I've been increasing lighter super strength through toning up my body,my arms my shoulders and joints.I made sure I make my bones tougher but functional enough to contuine then take rest breaks when, I'm tired and then keep going to finishing up my work out then go to the next ones..I wouldn't exactly show off too much I pretty go their to train get stronger and put into work,plus I work a lot so I ain't time to be playing a lot others would call me a beast even super man for going that hard no lie.

[@martinskamla6789]

My best reaction was a couple girls watching me do a 4 plate weighted chinup

[@nikitashamanskii]

that was 4plates 20kg each?

[@martinskamla6789]

@@nikitashamanskii yes …. 80kg

[@nikitashamanskii]

i could do only 35kg 5reps you are strong mf🦾

[@vincentdion751]

The girl face says it all haha 😅 Like, I think I need a new boyfriend

[@justinjustinjustin10]

No she doesn't. No one wants a roid head. She's just looking

[@vincentdion751]

@@justinjustinjustin10 😂😂😂 Did we see the same video lol?

[@elmestizochingon6459]

Yeah bro that's why I refuse to be weak

[@vinissues4634]

Nope

[@imtiazsarkar8832]

Clearly she broke up with her weak ass boyfriend.

[@maxkaltenhauser9282]

Squats always get girls mirin the most, because they all squat and know how hard it is.

[@_asce_1]

Eddie hall entering gym 🏋🚴💪 😂😂😂😂😂

[@stinky4123]

I love how men are more impressed by what other men can do in the gym than women are😂😂

[@Emerson-zq2vk]

Song?

[@nikitashamanskii]

Anamnez - Млечный путь(Milky way)

[@Emerson-zq2vk]

@@nikitashamanskii Thank you.

[@rkellynsm]

💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 !!!!!

[@Nna-kv9wd]

You see that girl watch dude squat that then look her man up and down 😭

[@samanthahydeker7914]

Mogged

[@readmycomment4696]

what the fun is lifting so much when you are able to do only one rep. I like few of the folks who could do 3 or more reps

[@kadfcmaster6482]

Just to say you can do it when others can't? There's training and there is PR.

[@jetfirehi5229]

These guys train with more than one rep obviously, they don’t just do one rep forever.

[@darklurkerirl6101]

its for PR. Ofc they dont train just 1 rep every exercise

[@Killerkraft975]

The more reps you do, requires considerable drop in weight. Its a PR for a reason

[@WokeSteve]

The girl has 15 pounds there man.

[@BiggyJMac]

Funny how females have no problem watching a man squat.... But if he was to watch her squat he would be labeled a creep.... Funny double standard you have there

[@Melvin_499]

It's because of the weight. If you're pull big numbers then I'm watching regardless of gender🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@BiggyJMac]

@@Melvin_499 Stare at a female squatting in the gym like some of these females stared... You would get slapped or put on blast on every social media platform there is if you got caught in a video staring like that

[@BB-44]

Stopp staring and get ur asses too work

[@Wolfmangoodmanll]

Their probably amazed.

[@untestedunit7782]

Just making people look like they belong in weenie hut jr

[@MUCKFOOT399]

😯

[@derelex]

Keşke sen olsam

[@chucklestorm]

🤣🤣🤣

[@eddiecurrent7721]

Sumo's cheating

[@tariqibrahim1262]

This made me realise how weak people at my gym are for thinking 405x2 squat was impressive

[@danhooper3467]

It is impressive though. The gym I go too I can probably see maybe 5 people do that out of 100's that go

[@realclarence8780]

Not like you could do it either

[@jakewilkinson3612]

Its impressive for the average individual but weak for the genetically gifted or blessed individuals, impressive is subjective to perception

[@tariqibrahim1262]

@@jakewilkinson3612 yeah man the gifted and individual who are training for 3 years and more will probably toy with it

[@tariqibrahim1262]

@@realclarence8780 I was the one who did it but again it's really not that much people at my weight class 80kg are already doing 600+ squat

[@lepe9408]

videos like these are why there are stupid people ego lifting in the gym

[@jetfirehi5229]

It’s called a pr, people are allowed to try for them.

[@lepe9408]

@@jetfirehi5229 The title clearly states the video is about people's reactions to lifting weighs, and NOT about personal achievements of PRs. So no, it's not called PRs.

[@HaseebKhan-on5zk]

A lot of stuff in the video is perfectly achievable though, like the 200kg squat.

[@jetfirehi5229]

@@HaseebKhan-on5zk wouldn’t describe that as perfectly achievable. With good genetics and spot-on training it would take years to reach that point. Even then most people wouldn’t be able to do it

[@lepe9408]

@@HaseebKhan-on5zk don't see how that's relevant to the discussion

[@mrwasgehtsiedasanmrwasgeht332]

Song?