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@Hermanubis111 ай бұрын
speak english properly. Two thousand 'and' ...., Stop saying guys omg. Super gay
@benchgoblin11 ай бұрын
@@Hermanubis1UK english standardly uses “and” after thousand or hundred, which is *very* ironic to tell him to stop that when your other obsessive comments tell him to stop using *americanized (which you spelled wrong) english
@jewelsnjoy11 ай бұрын
wouldn't say he's exploiting the rules or anything nefarious at all - he's simply using the rules in a way that works best for him. which is smart.
@johndoherty-hh2ck11 ай бұрын
It’s a simple tradeoff; he lifts at a pace he is more in control of vs. not knowing exactly what is needed to win. There’s no loophole here. A loophole would be a benefit with no downside.
@kamyaputraiswarapranidhana656811 ай бұрын
@@johndoherty-hh2ck in other words, he always came and gave his best lift all the time.
@jovanleon711 ай бұрын
@@johndoherty-hh2ckhe just likes to give everyone else the standard for the lift that day. It just happens that the standards he loves to give are world records.
@darkcircle8992 ай бұрын
I still think it’s bad though. At the end of the day people make money playing sports because spectators watch them so I don’t think it’s a good thing for the best lifters to be competing when no one gets to enjoy the performance. I understand why the athletes do it but they should make a rule against it it’s bad for the sport in general.
@faisleepyhead22719 ай бұрын
Dude simply removed all the pressure of competition. He's simply competing with himself and his goal. Brilliant.
@ajengtunjungputriАй бұрын
This works for him until the last world came, and he killed his chance to the olympics with that 35 second break before his last cj.
@barongerhardt9 ай бұрын
Skip to 9 minutes. He lifts in the "b sessions." With a group that has lower qualifying stats instead of the top ranked and televised stars. He likes it because the atmosphere is more like practice and he has more control over the pacing of the lifts. Downside is A session knows what his max was and now has a direct goal to beat.
@c4un544n53 ай бұрын
Thanks man. This guy just keeps blabbering on without any visual guidance.
@c4un544n53 ай бұрын
Thanks man. This guy just keeps blabbering on without any visual guidance.
@OMAR-yr3mt18 күн бұрын
Thanks man. This guy just keeps blabbering on without any visual guidance
@mohawkblaster213 күн бұрын
Thanks man. This guy just keeps blabbering on without any visual guidance.
@dughallaitken778311 ай бұрын
He's gaining an advantage by 'gaming' the system, but if it's legal, fair play to him! He's still putting the weight above his head.
@vk-br1dr11 ай бұрын
Can you elaborate more on the exploit?
@AdStellae-11 ай бұрын
@@vk-br1dr It's explained very well at the end of the video.
@scottessery10011 ай бұрын
Anyone else can do it so it’s not unfair He’s just smart and strong 209kg wtf!!!
@abner219311 ай бұрын
@@vk-br1dr That was the point of the whole video - lifting in the B session just for the c&j.
@tac32811 ай бұрын
Theres downsides you cant game the competition between lifts. He’s just going out banking on being strongest
@keion_arknights11 ай бұрын
I thought this was gonna be about what he's doing to pull it off the floor so slowly and still make the biggest cleans in his division.
@Jelle97S11 ай бұрын
Same. When I first saw his clean I felt cheated because it looked so unreal.
@robcastvisuals352911 ай бұрын
How does he doooo ittttt?!?!?
@a5noble211 ай бұрын
Yeah its just clickbait.
@pistolpete777711 ай бұрын
He isnt pulling it slowly on purpose. Its maximum weight. He just utilizes a pronounced "dbl knee bend" to accelerate the hell out of it
@razrramon225611 ай бұрын
Same Fote his technique was helping
@izaacgavin490311 ай бұрын
The fact that 140kg is a “light”snatch for him is nutty
@Oritaes7 ай бұрын
His record snacth is 159kg
@MyMusicSosa11 ай бұрын
Honestly if it works for him it works for him, not only he’s a beast he’s also really smart and imo without ego to take this approach, I am very happy for him. Plus the whole posing thing is so endearing, I’m a fan now.
@LYLEWOLD9 ай бұрын
Seems kind of brilliant, to me. He gets to lift in his normal routine, improve with each lift, and then sit back and wait to see if anyone beats him. In golf you are playing against the course, not the other golfers. I see this as him doing the same, just with weights. He has no control over how others do, he just does his best and earns a result, whatever it is.
@invluo32199 ай бұрын
ima steal this analogy
@JohnBowl146902 ай бұрын
The other lifters can do the same thing. There are some downsides to his strategy, so if this way works for him, good.
@ferexxАй бұрын
@@JohnBowl14690 if he he lifting the most possible weight he could realistically lift using a strategy that allows him to do it, then there is really no downside is it? The only downside is if he was holding back at 205kg for whatever reason and someone comes around and lifted 206kg and he had no way to override that lift since he is out of the session. but if by following his strategy, he hits the limit of his ability at 210kg then there is nothing he could do anyway if someone outlifts him.
@scottwhitten20167 ай бұрын
Using the rules to his advantage. This is exactly what competition is all about. Kudos to his strategic thoughtfulness.
@JustifiedRidiculousOly10 ай бұрын
No problem here. Having a choice as an athlete is extremely important. Additionally, it allows for them to compete at their best. It helps with longevity, less burn out, and brings excitement to the B group. If anything, it will spark more competition and interest in the B group. More importantly, it brings the athlete more joy. Why not? Otherwise, its some power trip on the other end.
@RyTrapp07 ай бұрын
That's what's interesting though, in other sports that have some sort of format that divides up the competitors into different levels like this "A session, B session" format they'll hand pick the top competitors to be in the premier session, under the spotlight. And, from the promoter's/sanctioning body's/etc.'s perspective, they're depending on the attention that the big names generate to get people to tune in, show up, buy merch, etc.(running comps/events isn't exactly a big money making endeavor). Yea, it sucks for the competitors that they have to deal with the additional stresses that come with the spotlight session - but all the top competitors are competing under those same circumstances, so it isn't exactly 'unfair'. Those less than ideal circumstances are a 'reward' for being as good as you are lol. After all, 'the best' in most other sports are typically overcoming that extra hurdle of always competing under pressure in the spotlight, it tends to come with the territory of being a regular winner, nevermind record breaker.
@TeStOs788 ай бұрын
The guy is a great example of what is means to "work smarter"...
@RyTrapp07 ай бұрын
TBF, he's probably a great example of both "working smarter" and "working harder" lol. Especially growing up with an ultra mega jacked AF body building dad!
@RENO_K3 ай бұрын
@@RyTrapp0😂 he's not just stronger he's smarter, Idk why ppl would think he only works smartly when he has the WR for it
@rod8878Ай бұрын
the fact that we talk about him and shi zhiyong here only for both to be outlifted by rahmat's teammate rizki juniansyah is mental
@yusronnaimАй бұрын
I mean it's obvious, Shi is literally a legend while Rahmat was the shit when this aired, bro broke both Lu and Nassar record while weighing 4kg less!!!
@LukeSeed11 ай бұрын
Weight is weight and he's lifting the most. Good for him
@rhaven0902 ай бұрын
9:00 Real explanation starts here
@EmorettaRobinson11 ай бұрын
I actually like that some weightlifters do bodybuilding type workouts. And I applaud Seb and Max for having the foresight, wherewithal and state of mind to include that type of programing in Weightlifting AI. I also like the energy between this father and son. It's so sweet.
@roncaruso93111 ай бұрын
Roids and PEDs.
@WatchMeLiftt6711 ай бұрын
@@roncaruso931still gotta do the work
@roncaruso93111 ай бұрын
@WatchMeLift42 Work is just a technique. Roids do the strength.
@roncaruso93111 ай бұрын
Roids roids roids. And some technique. @@Pantelifts10
@copicmarker102111 ай бұрын
@@roncaruso931 what's your total
@jmk26111 ай бұрын
Think it is a completely fair strategy and nothing more. If it's not prohibited he's not really exploiting anything. Credit to him for having a working strategy
@mambutuomalley22604 ай бұрын
Correction: If it‘s not prohibited he‘s not breaking any rules. Exploitation is something different.
@iskotayo1Ай бұрын
Love it when Dads involved in their children's career development... If he could make his kid to enjoy the process of being a master in whatever field they enjoy, support them with all his recources. Nothing is more fulfilling than witnessing on his kid's success... Look at Khabib and his Dad, now Rahmat and his Dad. When Father and Son are playing in the same field no one will understand his sorrow, his hardship, and his happiness more than his Dad. So Dad's role is very important for any kids life, never believe if someone tell you the otherwise...
@jovanleon711 ай бұрын
Indonesian pride right there. There's actually ANOTHER Indonesian lifter who's right there at his level right now.
@SnowfirezАй бұрын
Indonesia is a tr4sh country
@lasha500kg11 ай бұрын
Props to him for finding a way to lift within the rules in a way that's best for him. As a fan though, IMO it's better to see the best of the best battle it out head to head.
@a-s76237 ай бұрын
Fantastic Dad-son relationship, awesome.
@cberry893911 ай бұрын
Khadzhimurat Akkaev famously complained about his coach putting him in the B session at 2008 Olympics, where he ended up winning bronze (retroactively disqualified later on), saying that he could have done so much better with the ability to actually compete against the other lifters. At the previous olympics he had taken silver with a 405 total, so there is good reason to believe he may have beaten Ilya ilyin at the 2008 olympics had he been in the A session.
@siegfriedyvojcic829411 ай бұрын
Always in hype when this guy lift impressive weights on clean and jerk despite having a small frame, what a beast!
@roncaruso93111 ай бұрын
Rouds and PEDs
@Kettvnen11 ай бұрын
id argue that the small frame is what caused his success, with a smaller frame you need less distance, therefore less effort to lift heavy weights
@klthebum9 ай бұрын
@Kettvnen he's about the same height as Li Dayin. He isn't that short.
@Tembru11 ай бұрын
I'm okay with Rahmat doing this because he's still lifting big in competitions and that's what I want to see. The lifters I am upset with are the ones who I am excited to see who end up just weighing in(Shi).
@PhiyackYuh11 ай бұрын
I dont think you know the rules. Cheesy yong was injured but still need to weigh in to qualify.
@Tembru11 ай бұрын
@@PhiyackYuh I'm aware of the rules, this discussion is about what we WANT from athletes. I am telling you I *don't want* the rules being setup where athletes just need one big total and then we never see them again. Shi doing a 160 snatch and then not doing it on the platform is annoying as a fan. He's "iNjUrEd" is stupid too, I also realize SquatJerkJournalist claimed it's just the c&j he can't do, but I don't care, put him on the platform and let's find out.
@johndoherty-hh2ck11 ай бұрын
I agree. I know guys get injured but I want to see the top lifters more than once in the qualifying period. The method for Tokyo wasn’t great because if you got injured during the last two qualifying rounds which were both much less than a year you might be screwed. How about 3 qualifying totals over preceding 3 yrs and take average of top 2?
@faithhopecharity284311 ай бұрын
@@TembruPhiyack Yu is trolling bro. Read his replies in other comments.
@gabeshivers11 ай бұрын
This is just smart strategy if his team feels the timing environment helps him mimic his training better. Awesome work. Interesting video.
@Lee-ic2yn7 ай бұрын
Part of being an athlete is the competition
@jwitham3011 ай бұрын
It's no more gaming the system than it is to call late changes to the weight in order to give yourself more time, or to mess with the timings of your opponents in your session - which has been rife for decades. At the end of the day it is still within the rules.
@bpcgos3 ай бұрын
His father years of experience sips into rahmat for sure. Great for him , and as Indonesian myself Im honestly just discover who he is and his achievement through this video. Thank you
@jeffszeto36449 ай бұрын
1minute explanation stretched into 11-minutes: gross practices
@lickerofwindowsАй бұрын
ye man i skipped thru hoping to find literally just a quick explanation part. send this guy to the mines
@KlaustoFausto6 ай бұрын
Honestly, I toatally get him. I also hate the feeling of competition, but enjoy the feeling of pushing limits. But no recognition would also feel weird, so I'd also try to find a compromise
@ryanreviews856611 ай бұрын
i see. it's not really anything to criticize at imo. we're here to see the BEST lifts, NOT play mind games or force others to go cold cuz of waiting times. smart move on him, hope the sport changes so everyone lifts optimally.
@adamjancik552711 ай бұрын
Couldn't agree more
@roncaruso93111 ай бұрын
Roids and PEDs
@scottessery10011 ай бұрын
@@roncaruso931no … really 😂😂😂😂
@roncaruso93111 ай бұрын
Really.@@scottessery100
@ggh_-ts6pn11 ай бұрын
@@roncaruso931everyone doing peds especially with so many Chinese and Russians in WL lol so who cares
@daveinuk984511 ай бұрын
Its up to the officials to enter wr holders or wc into the A sections if they so pleased. Otherwise he is just entering a category which has an A and B section. Makes no difference to the medals if they come from either A or B surely. I am very glad you are aware of these 'back door' entries and show us their awesome lifting. Thank you guys.
@Karenshow11 ай бұрын
You can tell that he does not like the pressure of the clock.
@masayash11 ай бұрын
Lol he made the 81 WR with 2 seconds in the clock
@RyTrapp07 ай бұрын
Eh... not so much "doesn't like it" as much as it's "they're giving me the choice to opt out, so WhyTF wouldn't I take it?". Dude certainly seems to be equally good under both circumstances, so I'm pretty sure it's just preference for someone on his level. It's not like there aren't people that are on both sides of that after all; while you often have your 'training room heroes' that are "the best in the room" in training but can't turn it on when the lights are on, there's also some people that can't perform at their best if they don't have some attention on them but will put on the performance of a lifetime under all the pressure & spotlight. We're all just wired different.
@GeorgeWolfski11 ай бұрын
The Sinclairs in this videos are calculated using the new formula. Using the old formula 96kg's (technically 95kg's) Tian's sinclair in c&j is on par with Rahmat's 209kg, if I remember correctly. If you check Liao Hui's new sinclair using the new formula that's totally absurd...Lasha's sinclair suddenly becomes not as impressive under the new formula though
@mambutuomalley22604 ай бұрын
But there‘s no real point in using the old formula if there was a need to change it, is there…
@GeorgeWolfski4 ай бұрын
@@mambutuomalley2260 Well, folks keep using the old formula to make a case that Lasha's Sinclair is the second highest in history. What's new doesn't always imply what's better. From what I observed the new formula corrects for some anomalies in superheavy weights like Lasha's, but it also generates some new anomalies. For example, Liao Hui's 198kg as a 69kg, whose Sinclair was roughly the same as 210kg as a 77kg under the old formula, turns out to be miles ahead under the new formula, although in reality these two numbers are about the same level. I guess we gotta delve into the math behind to make judgements more conclusive, but that's beyond the scope of a KZbin comment lol.
@mambutuomalley22604 ай бұрын
@@GeorgeWolfski I didn't claim it's better. It's the current standard. There's no need to use an old / outdated formula to argue results based on the current formula. That's all I'm saying. I agree with pretty much all of what you're saying (since it's pretty much all facts). I'm just saying that there's no need for such a comparison . 🤷♂ Could call it being pedantic 😄
@Jezzzza11 ай бұрын
Sandbagging your entry total to get in the B or even C group really doesn't matter, if no one in the A group can catch your total, then you win regardless. Does make you wonder if the pressure of back to back A-sesh battling would really bring him down any in the total?
@PhiyackYuh11 ай бұрын
Theres more pressure when you are in the same group as the best lifters in your weight class. People that compete knows this. Basically he wants to be the big fish in small pond aka b group.
@Jezzzza11 ай бұрын
@@PhiyackYuh Yes, that is basically what I was questioning in my last sentence.
@joansprinkle599911 ай бұрын
Smart. Weightlifters like control and he is in control of his session.
@scottessery10011 ай бұрын
His dad is proper jacked and very useful when your legs 🦵 are tired. So wholesome 😊
@hellachan80806 ай бұрын
A or B doesn't matter he is world record holder! he would win no matter what.
@AXXXOLO3 ай бұрын
as long as records are split into a and b sessions it shouldn’t be a problem. but performing on the biggest stage is part of the challenge, not just the weight. In combat sports there’s a saying that there are many who can beat world champs in the training room but they don’t got it under the bright lights
@HonkeyKongLive11 ай бұрын
Would you even call this a "loophole" though? He's going and lifting and doing it just like anyone else, the only change is the "when" and I think it's perfectly fair for a lifter to want to have it so their timing is comfortable. It's not like he's exploiting a rule concerning technique or weight classes.
@fxrisxmxli11 ай бұрын
That's actually a genius strategy. The idea might have come from his dad or inspired him to think of it
@JAGValiant11 ай бұрын
Can't knock him for executing a gameplan to his preference. Ideally we'd see the sport adapt to ensure the best athletes are competing against each other in real time, but that's a different discussion.
@haggaisimon774811 ай бұрын
I don't understand. Timing is shorter for him in the B section. He could do better in the A section where he would have more time to recover and prepare for attempts. For me it's not cheating but deliberate downgrading himself.
@samgao3 ай бұрын
Much respect to the Indonesian team. Though Rahmat didn't qualify for the olympics, his team mate did!
@octaperdana266926 күн бұрын
And won the gold medal
@Dude-etiquette2 ай бұрын
He is still lifting the higher weight so I think it’s fine
@b-sideplank8 ай бұрын
Being a novice in weigh lifting, I didn't quite get the A session B session thing. I watch these videos to see these amazing athletes. Dang!
@randolphcanseco409211 ай бұрын
Not Really a loophole. He just wants it as it is. Like you said. Feels like a training session.
@adrianng27553 ай бұрын
he has brains and brawn. Well done.
@seanzibonanzi643 ай бұрын
He may be gaining an advantage in taking more time to rep in a lesser competition environment but he's also giving up a huge advantage by going first and letting the A session know which weight they'll have to top.
@AS-kt5zw11 ай бұрын
That's a big part of the eddie hall halfthor 500k deadlift debate. Lift during competition vs not. The b group is more laid back, apparently. But still a comp. I don't think it's cheating. He is setting himself up for success. If comp organizers don't like it they need to find another way to determine groups.
@CoolMac7711 ай бұрын
In one sentence: "This Guy" chose to compete in the quieter environment.
@FinessaryBob11 ай бұрын
2:35 I’ve never seen someone jump that high out of a deep squat like that. That’s crazy
@droptopp347911 ай бұрын
If you really want to see a really impressive jump squat then search up Tyreek Hill. His jump and speed is amazing
@dABiGfATLol11 ай бұрын
it doesnt look that high?
@Kettvnen11 ай бұрын
@@dABiGfATLollooks can be deceiving, and jumping high from a deep squat is harder than jumping from a half squat
@dABiGfATLol11 ай бұрын
@@Kettvnen yea for asian ppl and ppl w gd calf mobility not particularly haha
@gingerayyle10 ай бұрын
Not a criticism of Rahmat but I think he's just warming up-Shi Zhiyong has a ridiculous vertical out of the squat
@kibathefang602210 ай бұрын
2:27 If you just wanna get to the point
@64wy4x8s11 ай бұрын
Won Jeong-sik did this at the 2018 Worlds -73kg. So that he could time his attempts better. Ended up winning silver.
@wompastompa369211 ай бұрын
Clever use of the rules. If I wanted to get rid of it, I'd probably do something like seeding based off of the athlete's best performance within the last year or so instead of letting them self report. It's how high school track meets were done in my neck of the woods, but that probably has a bunch of issues as well.
@511dydy4 ай бұрын
One of the very few times an athlete from my country who prefers performance over fame and an athlete who actually showing big brain move rather than showboating... very proud of him
@pet912411 ай бұрын
Congratulations Indonesia :D . Love from Malaysia
@87togabito7 ай бұрын
When will people realise that the best thing an athlete can do for themselves, is to stop competing against others. Kudos to this chap.
@mambutuomalley22604 ай бұрын
Partake in a competition… to avoid competing… Do you see it? 😉
@PacmanLickThisGuysAs11 ай бұрын
I love that he poses the same way his father did, you can tell this man and his father truly loved the sport
@MrNowfallz11 ай бұрын
TRUE, even IWF didnt include him at highlight when broke record only A session included. sad but Rahmat and his father know the best, me as fans need to support him \m/
@Pine_Gap_Island11 ай бұрын
This is like swimming for the Olympics, swimming for the main race, but not _in_ the main race, and winning just by your time alone, with very few people around.
@alaefarmestatesllc11 ай бұрын
Yeah like Thors deadlift “world record” lmao
@junn679Ай бұрын
title : how this guy become the best explanation : it's all begin with an event called the big bang
@buyungferdiansyah5309Ай бұрын
Well he is an Indonesian. We Indonesian love thinking and act out of the box, with little regard for overall situation. As long as he win anything fair. He has no worries about anything else such as what session he supposed to compete.
@jsuewrs13511 ай бұрын
Smart team. All power to them. Others will just wish they'd thought of it first.
@komangsuartawan797611 ай бұрын
Give applaus to his father cz create the goat 👏
@arisc8711 ай бұрын
He perfected Kirill Pavlov's technique.
@coffeeandlifting11 ай бұрын
8:28 - Using a snatch opener as a C&J warmup is such a crazy flex, but it makes perfect sense. I wouldn't be surprised if many future C&J World records come about this way.
@edgecenter411 ай бұрын
Not only this, but the new loopholes involve long sleeve shirts, hair piled on top of their heads, extra wide belts, continuous knee wraps, etc. Everything has changed. Next they will allow lifters to be "equipped" like powerlifters.
@KFTV7411 ай бұрын
last month at the 2023 Chinese Asian Games event, Rahmat broke the C&J world record 201 kg in the 73 kg class
@liberatorg41010 ай бұрын
this guy takes 11 mins to make a 1 point
@riesenesel1767 ай бұрын
MIKHAIL PETROV did 200.5 kg C&J 1987 in Ostrava in the 67.5 kg class. ALEXANDER VARBANOV did 215.5 kg in the 75 class in 1987 in Seoul. Zlatev 225 kg 1986 in Sofia in the 82.5 kg class.
@iisan1Ай бұрын
Well, Rizki beats the odds and eventually win a gold medal in paris. Indonesia 73kg weightlifting is in a good hand i suppose
@damascusraven7 ай бұрын
If a loophole is bad, it should be closed. If not, it's just strategy.
@reallyvu551111 ай бұрын
not fair to say he's exploiting anything. at the end of the day, it's you versus the weight. either you can lift it or you can't. and in his case, he outlifted his opponents by a significant amount
@jmcsquared1811 ай бұрын
This just convinced me that there shouldn't even be a B-session. What's the point? It's like weightlifting rules puts some in a "participation-trophy" group, and that feels disrespectful imo. As we've seen, anyone who might not be the best can still have a great day competing, or someone who is elite can have a terrible day and completely bomb. Of course, in Rahmat's case, it's neither; he's just an elite who's gaming the system for his benefit. Just let them compete on the same level already and quit trying to engineer it all. It'll be better for everyone, especially fans.
@rightruler11 ай бұрын
It's must be because of the belt and tank, they gives you +25 VIT and 30+ STR.
@masteronepiece655911 ай бұрын
Did 80s like it's nothing. WTF? This guy is a GOAT
@Lor198611 ай бұрын
I really don't see anything wrong with what he is doing. It's either you can lift the weight or not, as simple as that.
@jglg723811 ай бұрын
it's clickbait
@prokrastinator66486 ай бұрын
Using B sessions to set records, like Rahat Owen Abdullah's strategy, misses the point of sports. True competition and sportsmanship thrive under the pressure of direct confrontation in open, highly-watched competitions. If not everyone is watching, it feels less legitimate. Only performances in fully transparent settings, like the Olympics or World Championships, should count towards such prestigious records. This approach undermines the essence of open competition and the universal respect for achievements earned in the full glare of the world's attention.
@crazyguy33811 ай бұрын
9:55 that left foot slip made me shriek
@asafknalvot453911 ай бұрын
It's nothing, he just outlifted everyone. that simple
@punyaweeco43703 ай бұрын
After watched it the conclusion is he does not gain any unfair advantage on anyone. Seems like he just likes the vibe of B session. After all weigh lifting is one against the weight.
@deririo11 ай бұрын
Can't wait to see him on the Olympics
@carlos61263 ай бұрын
sounds like it's on the fans to attend and enjoy the competition
@LordSnoodles10 ай бұрын
The elephant in the room Seb and Max aren't picking up on is the strategy of lifting in B,C,etc sessions on purpose, and how it has to do with the dumb tiebreak rule. If you make the same weight in a previous session as a person in the A session, you win. This strategy gives you a better shot. The "who made it first" thing needs to be changed back to lower bodyweight tiebreak -- it's easier to understand (especially how poorly implemented the televised scoreboard is), and it is all the more relevant in the era of devalued weight categories and how we're seeing very light athletes bump up to heavier categories to make the Olympics, like.
@FeralBeast110 ай бұрын
This could have been a 30 second video -- he competes in B session at the end instead of A session folks!
@ramasaputra620511 ай бұрын
orang indonesia memang cerdas, selalu mengakali cara untuk mendapatkan keuntungan, itu sudah mendarah daging di kita
@stoutlager63256 ай бұрын
Pros and cons to this for him. It's not an unfair advantage.
@LordSnoodles10 ай бұрын
If you win a world championship Olympics from whatever session, you should be obligated to be in the A session the following year for title defense. This dude would have done this 3 years in a row if he had actually tried for more than a 145kg snatch
@ciat26316 ай бұрын
This guy is weighing everything, even the pressure of competition
@mchammer88063 ай бұрын
There should only be an A Session, it gives pressure and you have to wait 15minutes on lifts which is a very crucial part when youre competing, he is playing relaxed and stress free unfair to the other lifters.
@MeisterdipperGAP10 ай бұрын
Go Indonesia!! Finally medals for Indonesia besides badminton....
@biggeeizzy11 ай бұрын
Its a brilliant strategy! Kudos to him! Thinking out the box👌🏽
@AnthonyGarcia-sy3yk11 ай бұрын
The total is the total , doesn't matter wich section...
@CrossFitFibreАй бұрын
training with those coloured plates like they are fake plates. this guy is super strong!!!
@shauncapper65811 ай бұрын
Maybe working out who’s in the A or B session is what they have averaged/lifted and succeeded in there last 3 or 5 competitions they have entered.
@EduardoMartins-l6u11 ай бұрын
What I see is a strong lifter highlighting a B category and hitting huge numbers that might push top athletes to go even heavier. If the top ones still have time to catch up it seems to be fine or he wouldn’t get the World Record medals anyway in B category.
@reivelt371511 ай бұрын
i think the problem is not whether who compete in which section. The problem was, why B section calculation goes into A section? It is basically comparing apple to orange.
@kelvin75119 ай бұрын
Might get more crowds to the b sessions to if the some of the bigger names star competing there
@CARPital2 ай бұрын
He had no control over the 200kg
@faithhopecharity284311 ай бұрын
Seb from WH, if you want to watch athletes weightlifting battle all at the same time, you can watch Crossfit weightlifting battle. It gives more hype and that "battle" sensation you're looking for. At the end, Oly weightlifting is about athletes vs the weights & Not about the battles.