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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: LMV on September 27, 2019, 04:41:16 AM
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Today Lasha Talakhadze set 2 new weightlifting world records
snatch 220 kg = 485 pounds (around 3 min 24)
clean and jerk 264 kg = 582 pounds (around 9 min mark)
video contains both snatch and c&j attempts
of course we have several getbiggers that put him to shame, but still ...
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Really impressive.
Always thought the Rezazadeh record was almost impossible to beat.
And for 15 years was so
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How is that humanly possible? Just incredible!!
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How is that humanly possible? Just incredible!!
The power of Jesus!
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Unbelievable speed. Just crazy. Huge man. NFL type physique. Never met him but he certainly seems very humble and likable.
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Doing that at 6' 6" is mind bongling.
But Naim Suleymanoglu's triple bodyweight jerk is still more epic (3.15 times his bodyweight to be exact) at age 21
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Getting really close to the mythical #1100 / 500 total Olympic Lifting scholars have gone on about for decades.
Huge guy 6' 6", #370, and still a bit young to boot at a few days under 26.
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No thong = no care !
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No thong = no care !
They could make a thong the new uniform for Olympic weightlifters. :-\
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Crazy he proly only trains once a week likely low volume
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They could make a thong the new uniform for Olympic weightlifters. :-\
Now that`s a great concept. 'D
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Crazy he proly only trains once a week likely low volume
More likely 5 to 6 days a week.
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More likely 5 to 6 days a week.
and 2 X a day at times.
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thought this was about something more interesting
(https://i.imgur.com/zGHQb4O.gif?2)
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Absolutely insane.
Freakish power, technique and coordination.
Awesome.
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Getting really close to the mythical #1100 / 500 total Olympic Lifting scholars have gone on about for decades.
Huge guy 6' 6", #370, and still a bit young to boot at a few days under 26.
It’s on the cards at 2020 Olympics.
Lift #2 snatch (possibly even first lift) will be the min amount required to win gold, and 3rd attempt will be WR 225kg.
Same with c&j. If it can be won on first attempt he may go for 275kg being first man to total 500kg.
Such a feat absolutely blows away the 500kg deadlift by Eddie Hall. It would be a far far greater and impressive achievement (as any one how understands the sport will know).
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Crazy he proly only trains once a week likely low volume
Either you are an idiot or you have no idea.
He lives and breathes lifting 24/7. Typical day is started with 1-1.5 hours stretching and very light movements. After a meal a morning training session (usually 1-1.5 hours). Nap / massage. Then evening training around 2 hours. Massage / recovery therapy like sauna and ice bath.
Meals 5-7 times a day.
Possibly a day off once a week (or some do 2 days off every 10 days).
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Either you are an idiot or you have no idea.
He lives and breathes lifting 24/7. Typical day is started with 1-1.5 hours stretching and very light movements. After a meal a morning training session (usually 1-1.5 hours). Nap / massage. Then evening training around 2 hours. Massage / recovery therapy like sauna and ice bath.
Meals 5-7 times a day.
Possibly a day off once a week (or some do 2 days off every 10 days).
Do you live with him?
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Really impressive.
Always thought the Rezazadeh record was almost impossible to beat.
And for 15 years was so
The C&J record is 266kg and is held by Taranenko who set it in 1988. Rezazadeh did 263.5kg (could have done more though) which was the record under the changed weight classes. Aleksey Lovchev did 264kg in 2015 but that was taken away when he failed a drugs test afterwards.
Talakhadze is simply unreal and arguably the strongest man in history. However, he's not getting a 500kg total. That's just too far off. Avoiding injury or failing a test, he'll probably go for a 222/266 in 2020.
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Today Lasha Talakhadze set 2 new weightlifting world records
snatch 220 kg = 485 pounds (around 3 min 24)
clean and jerk 264 kg = 582 pounds (around 9 min mark)
video contains both snatch and c&j attempts
of course we have several getbiggers that put him to shame, but still ...
finally someone marginally ahead of Anatoly Pisarenko from the 80s
he was so strong they had to change the weight classes and wipe the slate clean to ensure records would
be broke.
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this dude is an animal
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this dude is an animal
Incredible power and quickness.
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this dude is an animal
^ Clean and jerk: 207 kg(456 lb) in the 81 kg(179 lb) class.
Do anyone apart from the Chinese do the squat jerk?
For performance comparison with best of the Soviet lifters, here's Yurik Vardanyan ,in the 1980 Moscow Olympics c&jing 222.5 kg(490 lb) in the old 82.5 kg(182 lb) class.
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Incredible power and quickness.
Olympic weightlifting should be called powerlifting and powerlifting should be called weightlifting.
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^ Clean and jerk: 207 kg(456 lb) in the 81 kg(179 lb) class.
Do anyone apart from the Chinese do the squat jerk?
For performance comparison with the Soviet lifters, here's Yurik Vardanyan ,in the 1980 Moscow Olympics c&jing 222.5 kg(490 lb) in the old 82.5 kg(182 lb) class.
Offhand, the Chinese are best known for it, but Ilya Ilyin, David Bedzhanyan, and Kendrick Farris sometimes will use it. Bedzhanyan seems to go with a power jerk now, but was putting huge numbers with squat jerks a few years ago.
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Olympic weightlifting should be called powerlifting and powerlifting should be called weightlifting, and bodybuilding should be called fuckwittery
fixed
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fixed
There's no need to rip on the men in thongs.
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There's no need to rip on the men in thongs.
Yes, men posing in thongs all oiled up to music for cheering men is an incredible sport.
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finally someone marginally ahead of Anatoly Pisarenko from the 80s
he was so strong they had to change the weight classes and wipe the slate clean to ensure records would
be broke.
Correct - he was phenomenal
Load of bollocks they keep scrubbing world records & weight classes
As stated by I L - Taranenko’s 266kg is the heaviest Clean & jerk
In competition.
Taking nothing away from this lad clearly he’s Very Very Good.
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They got rid of the records because they didn't have tests for the steroids they were using. They wanted a clean slate.
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They got rid of the records because they didn't have tests for the steroids they were using. They wanted a clean slate.
Like I said a lot of Bollocks
Do away with all world records in All sports as They’re all Using
Some Kind of PEDS
They were back in the 60’s & it’s just Progressed from there.
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Correct - he was phenomenal
Load of bollocks they keep scrubbing world records & weight classes
As stated by I L - Taranenko’s 266kg is the heaviest Clean & jerk
In competition.
Taking nothing away from this lad clearly he’s Very Very Good.
at least it's not like powerlifting where they have about 40 different world championships a year. one year there
were two different world championships here in Alberta alone.
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at least it's not like powerlifting where they have about 40 different world championships a year. one year there
were two different world championships here in Alberta alone.
That’s so sad - I used to compete in powerlifting
Here in the U.K. it was just the one Federation & That was affiliated to the only World Championship IPF.
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at least it's not like powerlifting where they have about 40 different world championships a year. one year there
were two different world championships here in Alberta alone.
The same with boxing and kickboxing, everyone's a World Champion!
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joe weider predicted the 600 lb clean and jerk back in 1967. paul anderson officially did a 440 lb c and j and reportedly 485 in training and a 560 lb push press off a rack. he was a weak cleaner.
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epic strict press by serge reding in 1971
502 lbs/ 228 kg
yeah i know vasily aleev pressed 507 lbs / 230 kg, but that press was far from strict,
serge got robbed big time
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epic strict press by serge reding in 1971
502 lbs/ 228 kg
yeah i know vasily aleev pressed 507 lbs / 230 kg, but that press was far from strict,
serge got robbed big time
did you ever hear the story of serge getting kidnapped. and the kidnappers brought him back a few days later because they couldn't afford to feed him.