Strong dude. Standing militray press 3x170kg

[Julio Ceasar]

200kg bodyweight! Unfortunately he died yesterday...

[MAXX]

how did he died?

let me guess massive heart attack

[Irongrip400]

how did he died?

let me guess massive heart attack

Genetic condition you clown. This is a healthy lifestyle!

 

[anabolichalo]

decent every day press

however that is no match for this beast

[Rami]

We don't know that he died. It's just hearsay. I don't see a reason why he would have died, unless he took supplements and protein powders.

[The Onion]

We don't know that he died. It's just hearsay. I don't see a reason why he would have died, unless he took supplements and protein powders.

I doubt anyone could lift that amount of weight without eating protein powder. He probably took two scoops, at least.

[da_vinci]

how did he died?

let me guess massive heart attack

He was fat, obviously.

M.O' Hearn can do something similar at a -3%BF...

[The Onion]

He was fat, obviously.

M.O' Hearn can do something similar at a -3%BF...

Only if someone is watching...

[Simple Simon]

how did he died?

let me guess massive heart attack

Went for 4 reps.

[anabolichalo]

He also died for us.
Impressive leg mass on this non bodybuilder.





The last photos aspect ratio looks off though.

tru legend

killed by filipino whore

rip

[SuperTed]

decent every day press

however that is no match for this beast

He does seem to use some leg drive there. Still an insane lift nonetheless.

[Nick Danger]

He died? Looks like the pictor of health...

[anabolichalo]

He does seem to use some leg drive there. Still an insane lift nonetheless.

wrong

he uses some hip drive but no leg drive


otherwise it would have been red lighted


basically standing bench press maneouvre

dangerous as fuck for the spine but no leg drive regardless

[SuperTed]

wrong

he uses some hip drive but no leg drive


otherwise it would have been red lighted


basically standing bench press maneouvre

dangerous as fuck for the spine but no leg drive regardless

Yeah, just re-watched it a few times and you're right.

They banned that lift from weightlifting because of the spine damage it can cause right?

[anabolichalo]

Yeah, just re-watched it a few times and you're right.

They banned that lift from weightlifting because of the spine damage it can cause right?

of course


i am never wrong

i have a Phd in weightlifting kinetics and a post graduate in bodybuilding science

my old coach claims it was banned after someone snapped his shit up at the olympics or something but he claims a lot of crazy things, i think it was banned because it was too hard to judge how much body english is too much

[SuperTed]

of course


i am never wrong

i have a Phd in weightlifting kinetics and a post graduate in bodybuilding science

my old coach claims it was banned after someone snapped his shit up at the olympics or something but he claims a lot of crazy things, i think it was banned because it was too hard to judge how much body english is too much

I should have known better then to argue with you on the topic of weightlifting. I know it's a topic of your expertize (along with hair and the behavioural patterns of chocolate women ).

Did you sometimes do a clean and press and if so, what's the max you did?

[anabolichalo]

I should have known better then to argue with you on the topic of weightlifting. I know it's a topic of your expertize (along with hair and the behavioural patterns of chocolate women ).

Did you sometimes do a clean and press and if so, what's the max you did?

no i never did the clean and press

best snatch was 105kg (one time pulled 110kg real smooth but lost it behind smooth like butter, tooo bad fuckhead)

best c&j 132,5kg

all at natural twink status of 5'11" 180lbs

i'm still impressed but i still hate on people like my former self

cant stand to see twinks lift hard and be twinks

it makes me mad as fuck

lifting heavy is hard yes but also the biggest scam to tell twinks "this is how to getbig"

[SuperTed]

no i never did the clean and press

best snatch was 105kg (one time pulled 110kg real smooth but lost it behind smooth like butter, tooo bad fuckhead)

best c&j 132,5kg

all at natural twink status of 5'11" 180lbs

i'm still impressed but i still hate on people like my former self

cant stand to see twinks lift hard and be twinks

it makes me mad as fuck

lifting heavy is hard yes but also the biggest scam to tell twinks "this is how to getbig"

Agreed. There is so much bullshit in bodybuiding. This is why I like getbig. It's like a fist that smashes through the scams and crap that other BB sites preach.

And very impressive lifts by the way. I can clean over 120kg but can't press anymore then 90kg overhead. Have never attempted the snatch or jerk.

[kepler2008]

Dmtry Klokov

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[BB]

Press was removed a bit after the 1972 Olympics for two main reasons -

1) Time. Weightlifting is a boring sport most of the time, as the Olympics got more commercialized, there were mumblings about the time meets/events take, and to shorten them to make more room for other sports. Originally the modern era of Olympic lifts were 3 lifts - 1 handed snatch and C/J, and regular Clean and Jerk, then 5 lifts - One handed snatch, one handed C/J, Clean and Jerk, O,  Press, and Snatch.

That was the original reason for the knurling in the middle of Olympic bars. The one handed lifts were gone after the 1924 games for much the same reasons.

2) The lay back in the Olympic Press post WWII, particularly advanced by the Eastern Bloc countries was a large sticking point among countries and judges. So in 1972, with the push to shorten events, and the increasingly hard to judge nature of the press, it was decided that they'd just get rid of it.

Post WWII lay back pressing method -

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[240 is Back]

2.7 Heaths wide.

[chaos]

2.7 Heaths wide.

Are you dyslexic

[funk51]

tru legend

killed by filipino whore

rip

::)pic with the self proclaimed  healthiest man in america bob hoffman.

[funk51]

  but the gripper still lives, and is even out of jail.

[Mrdibbs]

Press was removed a bit after the 1972 Olympics for two main reasons -

1) Time. Weightlifting is a boring sport most of the time, as the Olympics got more commercialized, there were mumblings about the time meets/events take, and to shorten them to make more room for other sports. Originally the modern era of Olympic lifts were 3 lifts - 1 handed snatch and C/J, and regular Clean and Jerk, then 5 lifts - One handed snatch, one handed C/J, Clean and Jerk, O,  Press, and Snatch.

That was the original reason for the knurling in the middle of Olympic bars. The one handed lifts were gone after the 1924 games for much the same reasons.

2) The lay back in the Olympic Press post WWII, particularly advanced by the Eastern Bloc countries was a large sticking point among countries and judges. So in 1972, with the push to shorten events, and the increasingly hard to judge nature of the press, it was decided that they'd just get rid of it.

Post WWII lay back pressing method -

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Awesome