ROFL! 500 lb. Deadlift by twink

[Soundness]

Hahahaah, look at the kid trying to spot him. 

Epic rounding your backout

and..

Why didn't just pull it from the floor

I'm sorry, but that is just dangerous. Don't people know that they can hurt their backs by using such form?

Further, if people used proper form, only with lighter weight, they would build more muscle than if they used such horrific form with heavy weight? Save your ego, this is about your muscles, not you. Don't worry, buddy, your ego will be growing just fine when your body does as a result of proper form!

[brent2741]

i've never understood starting with the weight on a rack and walking back with your weight and doing the move and then walking back and racking it, it seems like a lot of wasted movement

[TrapsMcLats]

good fucking god people are stupid.  I've never understood lifting for max weight, which is why I've never maxed out.  Just watching that guy... you know he's going to have back problems if he keeps that shit up.  Whats the point?  And that grip is going to rupture his bicep when he's older.  Morons...

[PJim]

His nervous system is going to be shot by the looks of the spasms.

[MuscleMcMannus]

hahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaa, 365 for 2 and you're making fun of this guy? that dude could easily do 15 or so with 365 off the floor pulling 500 that easily, no wonder you're so hateful and angry at him.

What's your point?  You probably can't do 10 sit ups in a row without sweating like a pig lunch meat!

[suckmymuscle]

Hahahaah, look at the kid trying to spot him. 

Epic rounding your backout

and..

Why didn't just pull it from the floor

  That is not a proper deadlift. For starters, the bar must be moved from the floor. Secondly, the back must remain straight and not arched like his was, and he must be looking up and not down. I would be surprised if this guy could do a deadlift with clinical form with 250 lbs.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[gib]

SUCKMYMUSCLE - you are right that for it to be a proper deadlift, the weight must start from the ground, but just to clarify, for a competition deadlift, there is no requirement that "the back must remain straight".

I agree though, that from an injury prevention perspective, and well as from a strength building perspective, he should use better form a keep his back staight.

A final comment related to a "proper deadlift" - notice he is also using straps (which is fine for training if you use them correctly). In a contest deadlift, the lift needs to be done without such grip-aids.

[MuscleMcMannus]

did he cum during the lift?

LMAO either that or his buddy was diddling him from behind! 

[gordiano]

Anybody see the description?


"Me deadlifting 500 lbs at a bodyweight of 185 lbs and 7% bodyfat."


LOL!

[BFP]

I'm sorry, but that is just dangerous. Don't people know that they can hurt their backs by using such form?

Further, if people used proper form, only with lighter weight, they would build more muscle than if they used such horrific form with heavy weight? Save your ego, this is about your muscles, not you. Don't worry, buddy, your ego will be growing just fine when your body does as a result of proper form!

meltdown

Jason

[PJim]

Anybody see the description?


"Me deadlifting 500 lbs at a bodyweight of 185 lbs and 7% bodyfat."


LOL!

Ridiculous...He's clearly sub 5 percent. 

[Mrdibbs]

Ridiculous...He's clearly sub 5 percent. 

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[Soundness]

meltdown

Jason

Jason, have you ever seen how a spine looks after each vertebra has almost mended together? Have you ever talked to a person who has to be knocked out and cut open so that the bones can be sculpted into proper form, the excess bone cut off? Do you realize a person's spine can try to mend itself straight by the time they're 40 because of dumb shit like we see in the video?

What about the long and short term consequences of degenerated, herniated, and thinning discs? Bodybuilding should improve your body, not fuck it up permanently. Acts such as that we see in this video won't just fuck up your body, they will fuck up your entire life, because you'll live in excruciating pain every day.

Thanks for bringing it up, maybe together we can take someone an increment closer to saving themselves.

[onlyme]

  That is not a proper deadlift. For starters, the bar must be moved from the floor. Secondly, the back must remain straight and not arched like his was, and he must be looking up and not down. I would be surprised if this guy could do a deadlift with clinical form with 250 lbs.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

I am pretty sure that apparatus is adjustable and it is made to help do lock-outs. 

[3Dkiller]

Wheelchair, here we come....

yea.......

[Kwon]

Lightweight!

WOOOOOO

[BFP]

Jason, have you ever seen how a spine looks after each vertebra has almost mended together? Have you ever talked to a person who has to be knocked out and cut open so that the bones can be sculpted into proper form, the excess bone cut off? Do you realize a person's spine can try to mend itself straight by the time they're 40 because of dumb shit like we see in the video?

What about the long and short term consequences of degenerated, herniated, and thinning discs? Bodybuilding should improve your body, not fuck it up permanently. Acts such as that we see in this video won't just fuck up your body, they will fuck up your entire life, because you'll live in excruciating pain every day.

Thanks for bringing it up, maybe together we can take someone an increment closer to saving themselves.

Surely then you realize how bad for a person a straight spine would be. I do know some who have had fusion surgery as well. My brother works for the company that does X lifts, some of whom are Nate Quarry and Tito Ortiz, and as a powerlifter, i am aware of the risks associated with poor form and bad backs.

Jason

[TrueGrit]

 The worst thing was the impression of Ronnie the retard. Hate it when people do that.

[gordiano]

Jason, have you ever seen how a spine looks after each vertebra has almost mended together? Have you ever talked to a person who has to be knocked out and cut open so that the bones can be sculpted into proper form, the excess bone cut off? Do you realize a person's spine can try to mend itself straight by the time they're 40 because of dumb shit like we see in the video?

What about the long and short term consequences of degenerated, herniated, and thinning discs? Bodybuilding should improve your body, not fuck it up permanently. Acts such as that we see in this video won't just fuck up your body, they will fuck up your entire life, because you'll live in excruciating pain every day.

Thanks for bringing it up, maybe together we can take someone an increment closer to saving themselves.

 

 

 

[nycbull]

everybody has some degeneration in their lower disks, this is how chiropracters make a living, they take x-rays then alarm the patient into thinking they have something rare...then steal their money.

big scam

[MuscleMcMannus]

Haha so fucking true.  I've been to 4 different chiropractors in my life.....most are schmoes but if you find a good one they really can help.  I find women chiros are usually much better than men.  Anyways, EACH ONE told me I had subluxation degeneration and warned of the risks if left untreated.  Haha that profession will never gain much credibility even though I do feel parts of it are legit and necessary.