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Title: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Sophus on October 21, 2014, 09:15:58 AM
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 09:18:01 AM
peanut pouch of peace.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Papper on October 21, 2014, 09:18:12 AM
So? Can he stand on stage in a thong and transition smoothly between poses?
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Hulkotron on October 21, 2014, 09:19:12 AM
So? Can he stand on stage in a thong and transition smoothly between poses?

No doubt that he cannot achieve this feat.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: funk51 on October 21, 2014, 10:35:47 AM

there ya go, there ya go. the guy pic'd below used to squat 1200 lbs  over 50 years ago no suit....used to press 565 lbs off rack couldn't clean it....though.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: _bruce_ on October 21, 2014, 10:45:56 AM
there ya go, there ya go. the guy pic'd below used to squat 1200 lbs  over 50 years ago no suit....used to press 565 lbs off rack couldn't clean it....though.

Forgot the grey-scale picture man's name, but he was amazing.
Soft and bulky but enormous size and probably a big ass skeletal structure to support all that muscle/lethal poundage.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: BB on October 21, 2014, 10:58:28 AM
Forgot the grey-scale picture man's name, but he was amazing.
Soft and bulky but enormous size and probably a big ass skeletal structure to support all that muscle/lethal poundage.

Paul Anderson, a real tank of a man.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Henda on October 21, 2014, 11:11:02 AM
Ugliest and oldest looking 23 year old ever.
Strong but fat and ugly
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Wolfox on October 21, 2014, 11:15:04 AM
23?? He'll break records without his special wraps but he'll also redline his body by 30. Look at his face...the guy is Caucasian but looks like an Indian 10 years his senior.

Strong dude tho. Strong dad. Strong family.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Wolfox on October 21, 2014, 11:16:16 AM
Ugliest and oldest looking 23 year old ever.
Strong but fat and ugly

Guy is not fat. He's at most 15% bf.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 11:22:54 AM
Guy is not fat. He's at most 15% bf.
Lol, guy is about 25% FFS

Im glad for your sake you havent posted a real pic of yourself.

Fucking brutal.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Wolfox on October 21, 2014, 11:25:39 AM
Lol, guy is about 25% FFS

Im glad for your sake you havent posted a real pic of yourself.

Fucking brutal.

20% maybe. Remember he's bloated as fuck.

Still not fat tho.

You have a warped view what's fat and what's not.

Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 11:31:39 AM
20% maybe. Remember he's bloated as fuck.

Still not fat tho.

You have a warped view what's fat and what's not.


I know the difference between in and out of shape.

You dont because you have never been in shape.

I have posted  before and after pics on here with a 35lb weight difference and I certainly didnt look anywhere near as fat as that dude.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Henda on October 21, 2014, 11:34:04 AM
Wolfox is correct the blokes not fat, he's actually obese
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: RagingBull on October 21, 2014, 11:37:51 AM
Despite his Herculean strength, his legs look untrained. 


Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 11:39:28 AM
Despite his Herculean strength, his legs look untrained. 

Which validates my point about squats not building your legs.

Any exercise will build your legs if you are meant to have big legs.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on October 21, 2014, 11:44:55 AM
Which validates my point about squats not building your legs.

Any exercise will build your legs if you are meant to have big legs.

it depends on execution

the more upright the torso the more the knees will travel forward

an olympic full squat barely breaks paralel

because the knees travel so much forward and so the shin bone inclines to the front and lowers the knee height also and so the thigh bone ends up horizontal when knee is fully folded

this way the quads take a big load of the work almost like leg extensions


true story


many olympic lifters have phenomenal quads


but hack squats machine are more practical


perfect example, this is his full depth yet the thigh is parallel

massive load on the quads

(http://www.allthingsgym.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Galabin-Boevski-250kg-squat.jpg)
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: funk51 on October 21, 2014, 11:50:12 AM
case in point serge redding... olympic lifter...... 500 lb presser....... he once was kidnapped but was returned because they couldn't afford to feed him.....
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: TheShape. on October 21, 2014, 12:03:01 PM
23 going on 53.. :-X
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 12:04:50 PM
it depends on execution

the more upright the torso the more the knees will travel forward

an olympic full squat barely breaks paralel

because the knees travel so much forward and so the shin bone inclines to the front and lowers the knee height also and so the thigh bone ends up horizontal when knee is fully folded

this way the quads take a big load of the work almost like leg extensions


true story


many olympic lifters have phenomenal quads


but hack squats machine are more practical


perfect example, this is his full depth yet the thigh is parallel

massive load on the quads

(http://www.allthingsgym.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Galabin-Boevski-250kg-squat.jpg)
my point is if you are going to get big legs you will get them regardless of which exercises you use.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Wolfox on October 21, 2014, 12:07:31 PM
I know the difference between in and out of shape.

You dont because you have never been in shape.

I have posted  before and after pics on here with a 35lb weight difference and I certainly didnt look anywhere near as fat as that dude.

Evidently you don't know the difference between powerlifting and bodybuilding.

 


hth
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: D.O.A. on October 21, 2014, 12:08:40 PM
Guy is not fat. He's at most 15% bf.
Guy is so fat he couldnt drown. lol15%tops
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: MisterMagoo on October 21, 2014, 12:08:45 PM
anyone who believes paul anderson could squat 1200 probably also believes that sri chinmoy can press 7,000lb with one arm.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 12:08:57 PM
Evidently you don't know the difference between powerlifting and bodybuilding.

 


hth

And you dont know how to interpret posts.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Mr Anabolic on October 21, 2014, 12:10:09 PM
Which validates my point about squats not building your legs.

Any exercise will build your legs if you are meant to have big legs.


Another pussy who doesn't squat.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 12:14:28 PM
Another pussy who doesn't squat.
Nope, never and it hasnt affected my leg development at all.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on October 21, 2014, 12:21:16 PM
my point is if you are going to get big legs you will get them regardless of which exercises you use.
yes but different exercises (or fashion of execution) will stress different parts of the leg

this sounds like epic bro science but it was a theory i came up with years ago

and turns out louie simmons claims the same theory


so i think it's pretty legit


he said "power lifting squats" build the leg size near the hip and upright squats build the size near the knee
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 12:23:58 PM
yes but different exercises (or fashion of execution) will stress different parts of the leg

this sounds like epic bro science but it was a theory i came up with years ago

and turns out louie simmons claims the same theory


so i think it's pretty legit


he said "power lifting squats" build the leg size near the hip and upright squats build the size near the knee
the quads straighten the leg and the hamstrings pull the heel towrds your arse.

Do those two things under stress and your legs will grow.

Hack squats outer sweep.   ::)
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: the trainer on October 21, 2014, 12:24:56 PM
Nope, never and it hasnt affected my leg development at all.

You have fake strength your support muscles are weak as hell you would hurt yourself lifting a heavy box.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Simple Simon on October 21, 2014, 12:26:01 PM
You have fake strength your support muscles are weak as hell you would hurt yourself lifting a heavy box.
I have two herniated discs in my lower back, so yes I have a problem lifting heavy awkward things.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Mawse on October 21, 2014, 12:27:18 PM
Volume, drugs and genetics build leg size more than 'PL' vs 'Oly' squat, unless you are pure ego lifting leverage lifter like Layne nerdstorm

PLers usually have shitty legs because they usually do a little bit of low rep work and spend an hour sitting on a bench sucking on an oxygen mask. Lillebridge is probably on 3 grams a week of the hard stuff but he's not going to do anything volume wise that would take away from his strength

branch does most of his pressing with a close grip so according to broscience he should have huge tris and no chest.

either way, crazy lift. Hip replacement by 45
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on October 21, 2014, 12:27:49 PM
the quads straighten the leg and the hamstrings pull the heel towrds your arse.

Do those two things under stress and your legs will grow.

Hack squats outer sweep.   ::)

i know you are always trolling about exericise and diet


in reality you walk around with a calculator, 12 tupperwares, protractor and level tools at the gym

 ;D
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: funk51 on October 21, 2014, 01:09:12 PM
anyone who believes paul anderson could squat 1200 probably also believes that sri chinmoy can press 7,000lb with one arm.
bill pearl believes.   paul anderson won an olympic gold medal, sri chimmoy is a fakir...big difference....
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: MAXX on October 21, 2014, 01:22:29 PM
I have two herniated discs in my lower back, so yes I have a problem lifting heavy awkward things.



















































































(http://mrwgifs.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Michael-Scott-Closes-The-Door-Awkwardly-On-The-Office.gif)
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: BB on October 21, 2014, 01:31:47 PM
Anderson's #1200 is myth status, but I don't doubt that he'd be in the running with the top guys still today if you take into account previous known performances, plus the boost from modern knee wraps, etc....
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: The Abdominal Snoman on October 21, 2014, 01:41:05 PM
Crazy how easy those squats in the 800-955 range went up...
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: WannaBePro on October 21, 2014, 02:12:49 PM
it depends on execution

the more upright the torso the more the knees will travel forward

an olympic full squat barely breaks paralel

because the knees travel so much forward and so the shin bone inclines to the front and lowers the knee height also and so the thigh bone ends up horizontal when knee is fully folded

this way the quads take a big load of the work almost like leg extensions


true story


many olympic lifters have phenomenal quads


but hack squats machine are more practical


perfect example, this is his full depth yet the thigh is parallel

massive load on the quads

(http://www.allthingsgym.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Galabin-Boevski-250kg-squat.jpg)

I attribute Oly lifters having big quads to genetics. Let me explain.

If you take 1000 random people off the street of all different races, body structures, heights, etc... and line them up to choose the best swimmers. There will be about 100 which will be phenomenal swimmers with training, and the rest will be mediocre at best. Why? Because those 100 will have long limbs, tall and have the lung capacity for holding their breath and moving their muscles for a prolonged period of time. A guy who's 5'2 with stubby arms and legs has a snowball's chance in hell "swimming" his way to a swimmer's build (long limbs, long torso, etc...). My mom signed me up for basketball and swimming when I was in elementary school in hopes I would grow taller in the future  ::) She saw that basketball players and swimmers were tall and figured they were tall because they play the sport, not the fact that they play the sport BECAUSE they're tall and are built for it.

So when people say "look at oly lifters and their huge legs, it must be because they're doing clean and jerks and snatches" I say that the reason they're good at clean and jerks and snatches (with heavy weights) is because they were built for it.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: MisterMagoo on October 21, 2014, 02:50:09 PM
bill pearl believes.   paul anderson won an olympic gold medal, sri chimmoy is a fakir...big difference....

paul anderson never did that squat in competition. or in front of anyone. it's an apocryphal lift, like his "back lift" that was in the guinness books until the 80s when they were forced to concede that they hadn't actually seen him do it.

it's funny how all of anderson's most herculean feats happened with no one watching, meanwhile every single one of his competition lifts got shattered later.

dude was a circus lifter, like valentin dikul and isaac nesser. yeah he was a record setter, but he wasn't inhuman, his best lifts got decimated in the olympics even within his lifetime. hell alexeev beat his C&P by over 100lb.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: denarii on October 21, 2014, 02:52:32 PM
he looks about 40.  ::) at least skorp actually looks ok on juice.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: funk51 on October 21, 2014, 03:12:22 PM
paul anderson never did that squat in competition. or in front of anyone. it's an apocryphal lift, like his "back lift" that was in the guinness books until the 80s when they were forced to concede that they hadn't actually seen him do it.

it's funny how all of anderson's most herculean feats happened with no one watching, meanwhile every single one of his competition lifts got shattered later.

dude was a circus lifter, like valentin dikul and isaac nesser. yeah he was a record setter, but he wasn't inhuman, his best lifts got decimated in the olympics even within his lifetime. hell alexeev beat his C&P by over 100lb.
this was it the 10,000.00 dollar challenge. he squatted with it in silver dollars if you could do it to you kept them.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: DanM on October 21, 2014, 03:12:44 PM
Sad how guys like zyzz seem to get more respect around here then guys like this, if anything respect the guys extreme work ethic and the balls he has to step under and move such crazy weights raw. A 23yr old kid just squatted a 1000lbs raw, he's one of the strongest people on the planet. Time to put your insecurities aside.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: funk51 on October 21, 2014, 03:15:12 PM
paul was the man.300 plus lb shoulder presses for reps , 300 lb neck swings no problem.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: funk51 on October 21, 2014, 03:16:13 PM
 :o
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Louis Cipher on October 21, 2014, 03:47:16 PM
Which validates my point about squats not building your legs.

Any exercise will build your legs if you are meant to have big legs.


Tell that to Tom Platz...
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: thebrink on October 21, 2014, 03:50:09 PM
anyone who believes paul anderson could squat 1200 probably also believes that sri chinmoy can press 7,000lb with one arm.

Ed Coan believes it but what would he know right
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Lustral on October 21, 2014, 03:55:57 PM
Ugliest and oldest looking 23 year old ever.
Strong but fat and ugly

Looks like a 40 year old. Even Shizzo would trade livers with this guy.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: _aj_ on October 21, 2014, 04:39:09 PM
paul anderson never did that squat in competition. or in front of anyone. it's an apocryphal lift, like his "back lift" that was in the guinness books until the 80s when they were forced to concede that they hadn't actually seen him do it.

it's funny how all of anderson's most herculean feats happened with no one watching, meanwhile every single one of his competition lifts got shattered later.

dude was a circus lifter, like valentin dikul and isaac nesser. yeah he was a record setter, but he wasn't inhuman, his best lifts got decimated in the olympics even within his lifetime. hell alexeev beat his C&P by over 100lb.

I just want to quote you and say thanks for using the word "apocryphal" correctly. It made my day.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: oldtimer1 on October 21, 2014, 05:48:19 PM
If I took 1000lbs off the squat rack my body would snap in half. Come on Simple, I'm waiting for your witty reply.  ;D
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: The Scott on October 21, 2014, 07:56:08 PM
Paul Anderson is still the man.  Sri Chimchiminychimchimchere e?   Not so much.

Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: thebrink on October 21, 2014, 08:18:34 PM
Un-fucking-believable.

A 23-yr old freak squats 1001lbs (not to mention making 805lb look like it was 135lbs) and the majority of ppl here are concerned with his facial features and overall looks.

Good squat bro.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: AmonRa on October 21, 2014, 11:10:51 PM


Looks 40 years old. What is the point?
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: IronMeister on October 21, 2014, 11:18:57 PM
(http://i58.tinypic.com/10f9lky.jpg)
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: AmonRa on October 22, 2014, 01:19:34 AM
Hmm, not sure, perhaps to develop preternatural strength and win world records?

Another guy obsessed with the facial features of a guy squatting half a ton.

Once again, what is the point of this masturbation?
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: DanM on October 22, 2014, 01:53:27 AM
What you see in that video is a direct result from countless hours of hard work, learning from your prior mistakes and dedicating yourself to something that would mentally cripple the average joe on a daily basis. Anyone who's ever hit a meaningful physically milestone is going to of had quite the journey getting there. Though I suppose if you're content with using weight typically thrown around in high school gyms and only training to look good in a t-shirt a size to small come the weekends you wouldn't be able to understand,
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: WannaBePro on October 22, 2014, 06:06:06 AM
What you see in that video is a direct result from countless hours of hard work, learning from your prior mistakes and dedicating yourself to something that would mentally cripple the average joe on a daily basis. Anyone who's ever hit a meaningful physically milestone is going to of had quite the journey getting there. Though I suppose if you're content with using weight typically thrown around in high school gyms and only training to look good in a t-shirt a size to small come the weekends you wouldn't be able to understand,

In this case, I don't understand. Guys who powerlift to this extreme end up with serious joint problems, muscle tears, herniated disks, etc... I'd rather live into my 70s(who knows?) with a good physique, intact joints and untorn muscles.
Even Ronnie, who is considered one of the best bbers ever trained like a powerlifter and look at him now: hip replacement, wheelchair, and canes  :'(
Oh well, we all have different goals, and if its your goal to be able to lift half a ton, then more power to you. If your goal is to have a pussy-pulling physique, more power to you. Just know that you always pay the price in the end, whether its a broken down body from heavy weights or the mental problems once your physique starts to regress and you can't do anything about it.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on October 22, 2014, 07:33:19 AM
I attribute Oly lifters having big quads to genetics. Let me explain.

If you take 1000 random people off the street of all different races, body structures, heights, etc... and line them up to choose the best swimmers. There will be about 100 which will be phenomenal swimmers with training, and the rest will be mediocre at best. Why? Because those 100 will have long limbs, tall and have the lung capacity for holding their breath and moving their muscles for a prolonged period of time. A guy who's 5'2 with stubby arms and legs has a snowball's chance in hell "swimming" his way to a swimmer's build (long limbs, long torso, etc...). My mom signed me up for basketball and swimming when I was in elementary school in hopes I would grow taller in the future  ::) She saw that basketball players and swimmers were tall and figured they were tall because they play the sport, not the fact that they play the sport BECAUSE they're tall and are built for it.

So when people say "look at oly lifters and their huge legs, it must be because they're doing clean and jerks and snatches" I say that the reason they're good at clean and jerks and snatches (with heavy weights) is because they were built for it.
you are right to an extent but missing my point

i'm gonna stop making these squat posts because people always miss my point it goes right over their heads
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on October 22, 2014, 07:35:00 AM
Un-fucking-believable.

A 23-yr old freak squats 1001lbs (not to mention making 805lb look like it was 135lbs) and the majority of ppl here are concerned with his facial features and overall looks.
whats your point?

you think people in the real world give a damn about numbers in an exercise nobody cares about?


Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: _bruce_ on October 22, 2014, 07:40:01 AM
Paul Anderson, a real tank of a man.

Thanks.
He was awesome - unreal legs.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: headhuntersix on October 22, 2014, 08:14:36 AM
Why do you bother even posting on the thread then. Maybe because you'd like to do the same thing or that this guy is getting some recognition you don't. Nobody gives a shit about any of this but that guy put in the work. I go to meets all over the country, some with 20 people and some with the best lifters. The shit is fun...the drive to get better is fun. Why be average
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: ProudVirgin69 on October 22, 2014, 08:22:22 AM
What you see in that video is a direct result from countless hours of hard work, learning from your prior mistakes and dedicating yourself to something that would mentally cripple the average joe on a daily basis. Anyone who's ever hit a meaningful physically milestone is going to of had quite the journey getting there. Though I suppose if you're content with using weight typically thrown around in high school gyms and only training to look good in a t-shirt a size to small come the weekends you wouldn't be able to understand,

Should have put that effort towards something useful, like an education or a career.  Instead he's turned himself into an bloated homunculus. 

I bet when he's a 40 year old cripple with no money and a failing heart, he'll remember his record and think "Yeah I've lived a good life" ::)
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: The Abdominal Snoman on October 22, 2014, 08:31:37 AM
Is the power lifting subculture as seedy as bodybuilding? Powerlifters seem to really like touching each other before and after an impressive lift.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: AmonRa on October 22, 2014, 11:02:54 AM
As small as the bodybuilding subculture is, the powerlifting one is much, much smaller. The ability to lift a lot of weight in 3 random events has zero crossover appeal to the general public. At least everyone can appreciate, theoretically, wanting to look good.

Weightlifting has some credibility due to its inclusion in the Olympics and the fact that the bar is being lifted overhead by a single person (without a lot of fat guys standing around grabbing on to him or her). Weightlifting is still an Olympic sport, right?


This is true. That's why people like Ed Coan, Jim Wndler, Dave Tate, Kirk Karwoski... feel so bitter.

Nobody cares about powerlifting which is not an actual problem. The problem is that those guys want to be treated like Gods and they don't get it and get mad.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: headhuntersix on October 22, 2014, 11:27:02 AM
This is true. That's why people like Ed Coan, Jim Wndler, Dave Tate, Kirk Karwoski... feel so bitter.

Nobody cares about powerlifting which is not an actual problem. The problem is that those guys want to be treated like Gods and they don't get it and get mad.

I was unaware that they're bitter about anything. Tate has done well....Ed Coan is considered a god within the sport...Kirk may not be a household name but his intensity and ability under the bar are second to none. Its powerlifting not the NFL. However the average joe and train and try a meet. Nobody is going to laugh him off a stage for trying.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: phil mcgroin on October 22, 2014, 11:47:41 AM
ALL DRUGS
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on October 22, 2014, 01:10:59 PM
What's your point? You think anyone really cares about your pipe cleaner arms and Ronnie Coleman in the real world?

Thing is, on this forum things like squatting 1001lbs should matter regardless of whether the face reflects the age.
hilarious ;D
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: AmonRa on October 22, 2014, 02:19:34 PM
I was unaware that they're bitter about anything. Tate has done well....Ed Coan is considered a god within the sport...Kirk may not be a household name but his intensity and ability under the bar are second to none. Its powerlifting not the NFL. However the average joe and train and try a meet. Nobody is going to laugh him off a stage for trying.

They are bitter because nobody cares that they eated like pigs for 30 years, injected steroids and used gear to lift barbell. They all feel like they deserve millions.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Viking11 on October 22, 2014, 02:32:00 PM
If you have even had 1000 lbs on your shoulders, it's bone crushing. I tried partials with that once, or twice, in a rack of the pins. That was enough, moving it 2 or 3 inches was painful enough. ANYONE who can full squat that has my respect. Nicely done.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: DanM on October 22, 2014, 05:00:36 PM
Should have put that effort towards something useful, like an education or a career.  Instead he's turned himself into an bloated homunculus. 

I bet when he's a 40 year old cripple with no money and a failing heart, he'll remember his record and think "Yeah I've lived a good life" ::)

Yeah I'm sure when he's 40 and is able to honestly tell his kids that he was/is the best in the entire world at something he will really begin to reflect on his life's choices. Powerlifting may not by mainstream but many can and have made respectable revenue from it. Think Louie Simmoms, Jim Wendler, Brandon Lilly, Mark Bell etc. The Lillibridge family is powerlifting, I'm more than certain he can succeed where others in this market have. As far as being a cripple, well that's the price you pay for not having had sit on your ass all your life. Maybe you would rather him be like the typical man and grow old while never knowing what his body could have been truly capable of.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: tommywishbone on October 22, 2014, 05:18:29 PM
Is the power lifting subculture as seedy as bodybuilding? Powerlifters seem to really like touching each other before and after an impressive lift.

Negative.  I have competed extensively in both sports.  Powerlifting has plenty of odd stuff happening but the creepy factor is minimal.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Fortress on October 22, 2014, 05:45:47 PM
This thread is full of such epic fail.

a) Anyone who believes Paul Anderson squatted a "legal" 1200 pounds is a 'tard. There is ZERO evidence of any such feat. Man was a bull, no doubt, but the claims are ridiculous.

b) The squatter in the OT isn't remotely "fat". If you believe him to be, you are seriously delusional/ignorant. Is he puffy and red? Sure. Fat? No.

c) If you think his wheels appear untrained, again, you're delusional/ignorant. The guy is proportional and weighs around 300 pounds. Standing next to him, the average competitive bodybuilder would appear small and frail.

Eric is performing at staggering levels these days at an incredibly young age. The question is, can he last? He is massively gifted for strength and has his training nailed down tight, but he also is using an obvious boatload of drugs ... I fear his body might not survive what he's currently doing, at such a young age.

P.S. That (failed) second rep with 1,001 pounds could have injured him to an extent that could have ended his lifting career. Yikes.   
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Fortress on October 22, 2014, 05:47:14 PM
Once again, what is the point of this masturbation?

Okay, with your logic, what is the point of, oh, anything?

Stop being such a tool. Your Fear of Inferiority is showing.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Never1AShow on October 22, 2014, 08:57:09 PM
anyone who believes paul anderson could squat 1200 probably also believes that sri chinmoy can press 7,000lb with one arm.


Or that Perry Rader once had flowing blonde locks.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Sophus on October 23, 2014, 03:42:06 AM
900lbs deadlift

Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Hulkotron on October 23, 2014, 04:42:43 AM
take a big load
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Hulkotron on October 23, 2014, 05:29:46 AM
Un-fucking-believable.

A 23-yr old freak squats 1001lbs (not to mention making 805lb look like it was 135lbs) and the majority of ppl here are concerned with his facial features and overall looks.

x2 gayer than multiculturalism
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: funk51 on October 23, 2014, 06:42:17 AM


Or that Perry Rader once had flowing blonde locks.
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: headhuntersix on October 23, 2014, 06:51:03 AM
Negative.  I have competed extensively in both sports.  Powerlifting has plenty of odd stuff happening but the creepy factor is minimal.

Odd in the judging sense as guys with 10 million UTube followers get calls the rest of us don't.  Its a sport....I'm not sure what bodybuilding is
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Sophus on November 02, 2014, 09:58:52 AM
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Mr Anabolic on November 02, 2014, 10:40:36 AM


Why not use a power rack with safety catchers?

I don't care how big, strong and competent those spotters are... if something serious happens, they cannot possibly stop that weight from crashing and potentially killing that kid.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on November 02, 2014, 10:49:29 AM
Why not use a power rack with safety catchers?

I don't care how big, strong and competent those spotters are... if something serious happens, they cannot possibly stop that weight from crashing and potentially killing that kid.
same story for bench presses

they could easily use a safety system for bench presses

but powerlifting is just a backwards community where bravado is more important than safety
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Mawse on November 02, 2014, 04:28:20 PM
Why not use a power rack with safety catchers?

I don't care how big, strong and competent those spotters are... if something serious happens, they cannot possibly stop that weight from crashing and potentially killing that kid.

No safeties on a monolift but there are straps that hook onto it to catch a dumped lift, these guys never seem to use them.

that's insane weight but I don't get doing a mile-high (at least from that angle) PR a week before a meet? Wouldn't that kill his CNS and potentially injure him?

Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on November 02, 2014, 04:33:53 PM
No safeties on a monolift but there are straps that hook onto it to catch a dumped lift, these guys never seem to use them.

that's insane weight but I don't get doing a mile-high (at least from that angle) PR a week before a meet? Wouldn't that kill his CNS and potentially injure him?


the answer is as always

powerlifters are knuckle heads
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: thebrink on November 02, 2014, 05:09:23 PM
the answer is as always

powerlifters are knuckle heads

RC was a powerlifter and he didn't do any of that retarded stuff because there is no need. He lifted 800lbs without any of that bravado nonsense.
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on November 02, 2014, 05:11:40 PM
RC was a powerlifter and he didn't do any of that retarded stuff because there is no need. He lifted 800lbs without any of that bravado nonsense.
he was also a cum loud college graduate


an officer of the peace

a soldier of christ

an inspiration to the nation

dont compare him to typical dick head PL
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: thebrink on November 02, 2014, 05:24:14 PM
he was also a cum loud college graduate


an officer of the peace

a soldier of christ

an inspiration to the nation

dont compare him to typical dick head PL

21 gun salute to the zulu battle hero
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on November 02, 2014, 05:44:10 PM
21 gun salute to the zulu battle hero
ronald dean coleman is my hero and i will not tolerate any wise cracks at his expense

consider this a warning

i am relentless in my defense of the unbelievable
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: thebrink on November 02, 2014, 05:48:18 PM
ronald dean coleman is my hero and i will not tolerate any wise cracks at his expense

consider this a warning

i am relentless in my defense of the unbelievable

touche
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Marlo Stanfield on November 03, 2014, 06:51:39 AM
This is embarrassing
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: blackpele on November 03, 2014, 09:57:56 AM
Un-fucking-believable.

A 23-yr old freak squats 1001lbs (not to mention making 805lb look like it was 135lbs) and the majority of ppl here are concerned with his facial features and overall looks.

Only in getbig my friend, only in getbig.......
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: _aj_ on November 03, 2014, 10:01:53 AM
he was also a cum loud college graduate

Wait, what? Cum laude? At what college?
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: WannaBePro on November 03, 2014, 12:11:39 PM
Wait, what? Cum laude? At what college?

Grambling State. He has an honors degree in accounting. He's not a stupid guy, just sounds stupid when he talks  ;D
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: anabolichalo on November 03, 2014, 12:14:23 PM
Grambling State. He has an honors degree in accounting. He's not a stupid guy, just sounds stupid when he talks  ;D
people always think he's stupid

but they fail to realize that ronald is a smart guy but doesnt bother to appear smart
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: WannaBePro on November 03, 2014, 12:23:16 PM
people always think he's stupid

but they fail to realize that ronald is a smart guy but doesnt bother to appear smart

Southern drawls make people sound dumber it seems... Especially when they slur their words. Doesn't necessarily mean they're stupid or have low IQ. "Don't judge a book by its cover" and all that...
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: Teutonic Knight on November 03, 2014, 12:25:58 PM
ronald dean coleman is my hero and i will not tolerate any wise cracks at his expense

consider this a warning

i am relentless in my defense of the unbelievable

How is his 6-pack now  ;D
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: The Scott on November 03, 2014, 06:25:30 PM
ronald dean coleman is my hero and i will not tolerate any wise cracks at his expense

consider this a warning

i am relentless in my defense of the unbelievable

Considering he's unbelievably stupid,  you've got your calendar filled in advance for what...at least five more years?
Title: Re: 23 y.o. 1000lbs squat
Post by: hardgainerj on November 03, 2014, 06:40:03 PM
it depends on execution

the more upright the torso the more the knees will travel forward

an olympic full squat barely breaks paralel

because the knees travel so much forward and so the shin bone inclines to the front and lowers the knee height also and so the thigh bone ends up horizontal when knee is fully folded

this way the quads take a big load of the work almost like leg extensions


true story


many olympic lifters have phenomenal quads


but hack squats machine are more practical


perfect example, this is his full depth yet the thigh is parallel

massive load on the quads

(http://www.allthingsgym.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Galabin-Boevski-250kg-squat.jpg)