@@qswedasf I’ll assume he knows a lot more about lifting and his own son than I do. However, there really is nothing better than a father sharing 1 on 1 time with his son and passing on his knowledge. His boy will unquestionably get much more from this than playing on a games console, eating junk & not interacting with his father
@@qswedasf stfu, aslong as he has a goodform, good posture, not lifting more as he should hes all good, his father is a pro and lifting weights at a small age has a ton of benefits along as you do the exercises with good form
20kg/45lb dumbbells on the incline press is VERY impressive for a 10 year old! I didn't hit that for a couple months as an adult. This kid is going to be insanely strong if he keeps enjoying it and sticking to it. But, of course, whether or not he enjoys it is the most important part.
And keep in mind he is prepubescent so once the testosterone production really ramps up (and his growth plates fuse) his numbers will skyrocket (and so will the definition of his muscles plus the 'babyfat' will melt away).
Training and all that other stuff aside, you are a good dad Eddie. The last moments where you affirm him for who and what he is, on that day and in that moment, says it all. The look on his face completes it. Keep on being you buddy. And keep on being a dad who accepts his kid. Because you never know when or if that may end. We as parents assume that our kids will outlive us all. But I lost both of mine at the cusp of adulthood and can tell you that every single second counts. You are making the most out of those seconds. His face says it all. Good work man. Let those tears shine.
Respect to Jamie the cameraman for being a good sport and not minding being the butt of a small joke to help max boost his confidence. I saw the message 'Hit that like button and we'll get Jamie in the gym!' I liked! 🎥💪🏋♂🏋🏋♀
Eh, kind of disagree. Eddie should be stopping that behaviour in Max. Shaming people for being weak in the gym will no doubt turn Max into a bully at school. Especially since he's famous.
@@eddiehallwsm wouldn't you encourage your boy to become a footballer, or a swimmer? I mean you wouldn't force your kid to be a strongman, would you? He might reckon, a few years from now, that his actual talent is in theatre, maybe.... I hope you'll leave that to him to decide his career!!!
@@eddiehallwsm does this effect Max's body In the future with height or well anything else , quite curious because I did quite heavy weights at the same age and always got told because I did weight at young age I didn't grow Good advice from you tbh because you ovbs know this sport
*Bulking cycle for 10 y o kid:* - 40mg Test E/wk (20mg Monday morning, 20mg Thursday evening) - 1/4 or 1/3 tablet of Anadrol 50 (i.e. 12.5 to 17mg Oxymetholone) daily
@Imnohomo There you have a point. I started working out when I was 23 and it's one of the best things I ever did. But fair to say that if you start training when still in your growning years it's not bad... maybe even better if you don't push it too far. I see kids having all kind of strange issues now that they are in their 20's. But who knows I am no doctor.
@Imnohomo i guess he is more knowledgeable than you in terms how the body works and wont destroy his kid for few views and likes when he can get them even with videos doing nonsense unless you back up your claim with solid reasoning and arguments
I come from a broken father son relationship, to see this is pure gold, imagine your idle given you the most valuable thing in life, time and there true self. Eddie Hall, huge respect as a father ❤❤
Having someone like Eddie to mentor him on his strength journey is setting him up for success, not just in strength but in life. Way to go Eddie. You have every right to be a proud dad.
Couldn't agree more , Eddie admitted he was selfish in the beginning of being a farther. defo making up for it now! Wish my dad gave a shit like that when I was a kid.
@@dragonsauce358 if your on about stunting growth the newest studies on growth about training at a young age show that your more prone to injury as your coordination is worse and mind muscle connection if not as proper but if you train with proper form you can still train 👍
@Isaac Williams not stunted growth persay. Just the body is constantly growing and changing especially during the age around 10 11 12 13. Your brain is going through a massive purge and reworking during that age. Not too mention just being big and bulky at any age is not healthy or good for your body. Pretty much the same as being obese. Heart has to work harder
i’m 21 just had my first son and have talked about wanting to get my son in the gym so seeing this vid made me realize how fun it will be! my dad was never there for me so i’m glad to see other kids have good relationships with their dads
Bro which country u from ? Isn't is Quite early to get married at 21 , let alone have a kid.. The place where I'm from, the median age is around 28 for marriage
I lost my father at the age of 4 and that little roughhouse you guys did in the beginning brought back the few memories I have of him, thanks for being a dad.
My father was an alcoholic and I didn´t have a good childhood but I´m not jealious. I wish the success to his son. They are in a friendship. That´s great. My father died when I was 16.
@@TheHovnar My abusive father walked out when i was 4, and I also had a pretty unpleasant childhood partly because of it, I wouldn't be that bitter but on top of that I inherited some atrocious gentetics from him too, which have repeatedly stalled my adult life. Even though it's great to see Eddie being an awesome dad to his son, i can't help but be a bit jealous.
@@420haxx I'm not. I felt some satisfying feeling when I was watching the video. My father wasn't abusive. He didn't hurt me anytime but he was drinking a lot. He took me to pubs where drank 30 beers. He picked me up from kindergarten and took me to the pub. I was listening his agressive ideas which shared with his drunk friend that he's gonna kill my mother and how. I remember some fights between my mother and him. He was always coming back home totally drunk, then was agressive to my mom. My mom was histeric and made it even whorse. Sometimes I wasn't sure if they kill themselves one time. I remember everything but I'm able to talk about it. Everybody who's come through simmilar shit has to be psychologicaly destroyed. On the other hand I don't take any bad thinks too seriously and I'm able to handle them easily. You have to come through the bad shit and go up. I don't have any better idea. I have the opposite problem. I hate those fathers who take their son to the pub and don't take care of him. Sometimes it's from both sides. Perents are sitting in a pub and drink untill they pass out. I have bad feelings when I see those bad perents.
You can say what you want about Eddie and there's many people who don't like him, but you can't deny that he's an incredibly good father. The support and love he provides to his family and in particular his son is unrivalled. Absolutely heartwarming to watch every time
Dude this is so nice. I'm happy that your training your son to become a better person, that is always so wholesome and really shows off the father character within Eddie here. It's so nice to see.
I most admire how Eddie makes training fun for his son. No typical insane gym screaming. Just an awesome dad bonding with his son and also teaching him a skill.
He’s improved MASSIVELY! His stabiliser muscles have gotten stronger. I remember how he used to fidget around loads doing the reps but he has a much stronger base now 💪🏽
@@arsenaltruckerifyshut up lad. What's your game read comments and see which one you can try to make look silly? The lad is just leaving a comment on what he see's grow up lad
He has potential to set world records, man. The average man would struggle with the weight Max does effortlessly. Incredible. I hope he continues this man!
@@zark175 ye it’s impressive as but i agreee a bloke would be able to cos their just stronger but when i started i was 16 and lifting same sort of amounts it’s mad
@@1WheelUp yes, HGH under a doctor supervision. At this age it can actually be beneficial. And I would not be surprised if a roided head do that to his son. So why not?
damn, this is wholesome. i love the drive your son shows for this kind of thing, can already tell that he's wanting it and enjoying it himself. you're doing a great job with him, eddie! this is awesome!
Firstly congratulations to the Hall family for introducing such as beautiful little girl into the world! Secondly, well done Max! It’s great to see young children take an interest into fitness (get ahead of the rest😉), these moments you’ll cherish with your dad forever, and vice a versa for Eddie with you! Just think, in 2-3, or even 5 years down the line you can react and watch back at these videos on your own UA-cam channel and see how much you’ve grown! Keep it up Max 💪💪💪💪
God, I wish I still had my Dad around as he wasn't just my Dad he was my best friend in the whole world. It brings tears to my eyes watching this...not just because I wish I still had my Dad in my life but because of how loving they are to each other. It's really special...may it last for another 100 years.
Kid is insanely strong. When I was 16 and started lifting, I could only bench an empty bar. Kid does 10 reps with 20kg dumbells like it was nothing and once again... He is just 10. He has really bright future in front of him :)
I hope this young man knows how much the love your showing him means it is one of the best things anyone can ever get from there father big up yourself for showing him to be a good kid he'll be a great man when he grows up & congratulations on the new baby ✌️❤️
What legends! Eddie, you’re a cracking father and what this will do for Max’s confidence and knowledge is invaluable. Max will always remember these times and it’s one of the greatest gifts you can give him.
I’m 15 and after a year I’m using 20kg, when I was 10 I got into working out but I was struggling with 5kg and gave up, I started again at 14. Very very dedicated and impressive for a 10yo to be working for more time than some professional powerlifters
lovely energy between the two of you. max doesnt realize it yet bc its normal, but thats a hell of a quality time with your dad. makes me proud but also a little envy bc i never had a frequent activity to share with my dad.
@@eddiehallwsm hi, Eddie you are a great champion and passed through a hard battles, you did a lot of honourable job. Can I say something delicately with respect, about your lovely son's a way of junior strongman, I feel it can be mistake, you just taking away his childhood. He is looking at all that your fans around you that admire of you, and your son thinks "to be like a Dad means everybody will love me and admire of me, to be Eddie Hall that is a success in life !" And while he is stepping after your way, he is not living his own natural life, he just want to be loved by everybody as Dad. Do you understand, probably your son wants to live Your life, not his own natural life, he lives in shadow of light of his father !? And probably he has a fear, if he will not be strong, not mighty powerful, he will lose love and acceptance even inside his family. This is very thin delicate point needs very open clear discussion with love, "my dear lovely son, do you really wants to go a way of strongman, you know really inside it is very different not so shiny as seems outside. May be you want other life, to dance, or to paint, or to sing, or do totally nothing, I will sincerely love you in any way, you are not a hostage of my lifestyle dear son". And probably to say that, for you will be the most heavy weight, and the most honourable act. Wish you a true power, Eddie 👍
What an amazing loving father. My father was similar with me and my brother. My brother worked with him as an electrician and my Dad inspired me through college everyday. Brilliant family. ❤❤
It’s really nice to see that there are still amazing dads left in this world. I haven’t seen my father since I was 14. He was incredibly abusive and tried to kill me multiple times. It’s so good to see there’s still hope. I hope I can be as good of a father as Eddie one day.
I have a 10-year-old son myself within the spectrum, and I get very emotional when I see what an awesome relationship you two have with each other. Very impressive that he not only is that strong, but also has been at it this year without giving up. Wish you all the best! 👍
@@TheHeadown make sure he gets out there, socializes with people, learns not to get walked all over by bullies and such. Good father makes a real difference, you need to raise them with particular intelligence and time
Eddie you have succeeded in life more than any record or trophy, billionaires would envy the man you are and the connection and love you share with your family. You a real Superman in your son’s eyes.
That show of affection to your son at the end there was quite touching. Not something you would associate with world strongest man. Vulnerability, sensativity and most of all love. Your son is lucky to have you, as you are to have him.
Father of the year ^ Huge respect. i started going to the GYM after a bad motorcycle accident that time in hospital made me weak as a kitten and in a month ive gained 50% of the strength back. Seeing you both enjoying this sport inspires me to push myself. Thanks
Same her man just on a dirtbike a few months ago. Broke my ankle and fractured my opposite leg with several sprains and tears in there as well. Since surgery I’ve lost nearly all my muscle mass I had before which already wasn’t a whole lot. Now after getting my cast off and seeing my leg for the first time it really made me more motivated than ever to really get into the gym and actually put genuine effort into it
Max is soo strong for his age! I hope he is also being taught morals, he will never be bullied at school but he can also be the person that stops bullying.
Man I smiled through this whole episode. Reminds me of my own youth and antics with my father, such a nostalgic feeling. Thank you for this episode Eddie, it's awesome to see you workout with Max, and what an amazingly strong kid he is.
What a lovely lad, my 3 sons started going to the gym at around the same age and now they are 31, 29 and 24 they still go almost every day. My youngest is autistic and it really helps with his mental health. Lovely to see the bond you have with him. Xxxx
20KG Incline press at 10 is one of the most impressive things i've seen in a long time, hope Max is proud of himself those are huge numbers at that age! and he did them pretty easy!!!
It's great that he's following his father's footsteps, best of luck for ur future little man, hope u will also be a strong man in future This is parenting done absolutely right.
Kid's strong! But make sure you train his brain to learn humility. Banter is cute, but if overconfidence becomes a "core" trait of character for him, he'll turn sour forever and this is the worst thing any young man could learn to be. Good workout gents! Very impressive!!
Yeah, the kid is great and has fun with his dad they have a great relationship. And you can see Eddie is very humble too. The kid being 10 probably doesn't realise that continually mocking the camera guy in the way he did is hurtful especially when the camera guy agreed to do the weights and didn't show much sign of feeling embarrassed, not enough for a child to pick up on anyway. It was an awkward scene but i'm sure once he matures he'll be fine
@@quentin580Yeah i think as kids we all use to show off to adults lol. I remember I used to always beat my uncle in a video game as a kid and I genuinely thought I was just a better human being 😂
I was a huge ahole at his age (learned it from my mom) and, while it certainly caused me an enormous amount of inconvenience, struggle, and trauma, I was still able to learn humility by the time I'd reached adulthood. Obviously I agree with everything else you said, but people can change and "turning sour forever" is never inevitable.
Helluva dad. Seeing you two interact is absolutely awesome. In a culture full of disobedience among the young,....it's great to see an incredible father leading his son to a rich, healthy, and respectful future. Well done Hall. Well done. My hats off to you sir.
@@carlton6784 someone had to say it, wait for the eddie nut huggers who see the man as a god come for you. I’m a fully qualified physio who specialises in power lifting injury rehabilitation and I have expressed concerns for shoulder impingement etc along with others who are equally as qualified as myself and been met with absolute stupidity from his die hard fans. No skin off my nose, fixing issues related to poor lifting is how I make a living.
when eddie gave the appreciation monologue at the end and the kid eyerolled out of ''shame'' (no joke exactly at 13:12) You just know this will be a core memory when he's gonna run back to those videos. There's a lot of people letting things just go '' forgetting '' the past and compromise on a medium relation with their parents and its a shame man ... Give time , find ways to talk about the things that put you apart , understand , forgive , try and try again , i swear its all worth it ! Keep in mind that relations with your parents reflect on relations with society (I'm not talking about abusive relationships ofc)
Maximus has such an amazing role model in his life to guide him in not just the gym but in any endeavor he chooses in life. Truly an amazingly strong kid and an amazing father to guide him. Keep it up guys!!!👍🏻💪🏻
This little guy is already stronger than a lot of grown men I know. Fair play to the wee man, will end up an absolute unit of a man when he grows up. Probably bigger than Eddie 🤯
just stumbled across your video.... instant jealousy, wish I had a dad like you. I first experienced homelessness at 8 years old then again at 13 but that was a more temporary experience. I would have loved a dad like you back then giving me hope, stability, maturity, and just good general ethics. Fathers day is coming up and you should be praised for all the hard work you have put in for your son. putting that a side what a strong lad you have! he has achieved a lot in that 1 year
I’m just so happy to see you and your family doing well, Eddie. You’ve been a massive inspiration to me and I’m sure many, many other people on here. It was genuinely terrifying watching you nearly kill yourself for that deadlift record. Stay healthy and keep enjoying life with your family, man. You’ve truly earned everything you have and deserve a long life of fatherhood.
4:35 His elbows should be close to his body. That would give shoulder support so you can go lower. The purpose of dumbbells is to get a fuller range of motion.
This past week, I've been binge watching yours and Brian's content, Congratulations on the new baby, and great seeing Max working out with you. Thank you for providing an amazing entertainment this vacation much love ❤💪 Edit: It's great to start working out early shows a lot of what the body is capable of... Haven't trained my body, spent most of my time sat in front of the computer and proved to have it's limitations... Keep up the great work!
You know Max is only 10 years old, but you can see that he respects he's father a whole lot. Yes they fool around and have fun (Which they absolutely should!) but once Eddie starts getting serious, Max becomes very attentive and listens carefully to every word of wisdom that he's father shares with him. Its very heartwarming to watch these videos as the kid is getting invaluable time with he's dad while also learning from the Beast himself.
One of the major successes of the relationship is that Eddie doesn't take on an "authoritarian" role as a parent. Max listens to Eddie out of trust and admiration, not fear of consequences.
The best part of this video is when Eddie's son starts to be down on himself then Eddie pumps him up, but also when he gets a little too cocky and talks shit to an adult Eddie is quick to instill some humility. Great fathering is such a treasure to see.
Unbelivable! Most impressive achievement for his age. Well done to Max and of course Eddie for inspire and spending valuable time with a son. I'm training with my 9yo as well but only at home as there are no gyms in my city that allows kids to train even with their parents :(
There is nothing healthier or more wholesome than a father passing on his knowledge, teaching and encouraging their son
"healthier"
Yeah that young developing joints and bones has to love this pressure
@@qswedasf I’ll assume he knows a lot more about lifting and his own son than I do. However, there really is nothing better than a father sharing 1 on 1 time with his son and passing on his knowledge. His boy will unquestionably get much more from this than playing on a games console, eating junk & not interacting with his father
@@qswedasf he is 5kg stronger in incline press in almost a year so i think they are taking it slow to let all bones and joints heal
@@qswedasf stfu, aslong as he has a goodform, good posture, not lifting more as he should hes all good, his father is a pro and lifting weights at a small age has a ton of benefits along as you do the exercises with good form
It's just gonna make his joints develop stronger as long as he uses good form and not ego lift.
I think we're looking at a future world champ! Your son is insanely strong for his age! 10? you serious?!
He’s got beast dna what do you expect
he is 10 so he can lift 10
he will probably have an aneurysm at 14 the way hes going.
@@moulinyanwhat the hell are you talkin about
@@literallyjustanegg4552 holding his breathe on way down, being pushed to lift heavy at 10?? no need to bring hell into this good sir.
20kg/45lb dumbbells on the incline press is VERY impressive for a 10 year old! I didn't hit that for a couple months as an adult. This kid is going to be insanely strong if he keeps enjoying it and sticking to it. But, of course, whether or not he enjoys it is the most important part.
That's what im saying!!
He's going to be even stronger when they start cycling 🪡🐎
@@monkeysuncle2816ahahahha 😐
you are a weak adult
And keep in mind he is prepubescent so once the testosterone production really ramps up (and his growth plates fuse) his numbers will skyrocket (and so will the definition of his muscles plus the 'babyfat' will melt away).
He seems so much more relaxed and in control of himself. Really heartwarming to see how it helps him.
Dragon ball is demonic. Repent and believe the gospel
who ?
The kid
Eddie just shines of being a proud father! And huge congrats on the new little nugget of gold!
Disgusting.
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YEP 🙌
Haha nugget 😂
Training and all that other stuff aside, you are a good dad Eddie. The last moments where you affirm him for who and what he is, on that day and in that moment, says it all. The look on his face completes it. Keep on being you buddy. And keep on being a dad who accepts his kid. Because you never know when or if that may end. We as parents assume that our kids will outlive us all. But I lost both of mine at the cusp of adulthood and can tell you that every single second counts. You are making the most out of those seconds. His face says it all. Good work man. Let those tears shine.
I’m so sorry you lost your kids. You sound like you were a very good parent to them.
Tbh he also has insane genetics and his father trains him a lot but still impressive yes
Eddie is even more likeable seeing how great a parent he is and much he loves his son.
Respect to Jamie the cameraman for being a good sport and not minding being the butt of a small joke to help max boost his confidence.
I saw the message 'Hit that like button and we'll get Jamie in the gym!'
I liked!
🎥💪🏋♂🏋🏋♀
Yeah he's a good lad for that
Yea and for eddie to acknowledge that the kid is training with a world champ for a year... I hope max grows out of that bratty personality
@@mickbiggs3389 he's a ten year old🤣 calm down
Facts
Eh, kind of disagree. Eddie should be stopping that behaviour in Max. Shaming people for being weak in the gym will no doubt turn Max into a bully at school. Especially since he's famous.
20kg incline dumbbell at 10 is crazy 💀
22.5 is my pr dumpel 8 month 16 year old and im fukin weak
@@dim_mekyou aren’t weak at all if your doing that 💪
@@dim_mek you're not weak, and eddie's son is 10 💀
@@dim_mekas long as ur putting in work, that’s all that matters
@@dim_mek 22.5 for one rep???
The strength shared between these two is incredible. The love shown is beautiful. I’m definitely impressed with eddy and max.
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@@eddiehallwsm nice t-shirt Eddie with my lovely enemy Frieza from "Dragon Ball Z" fantastic t-shirt take care.
@@eddiehallwsm wouldn't you encourage your boy to become a footballer, or a swimmer? I mean you wouldn't force your kid to be a strongman, would you? He might reckon, a few years from now, that his actual talent is in theatre, maybe.... I hope you'll leave that to him to decide his career!!!
Remind me of ragnorok and his son ☺️Eddie and max for the win 😃
@@eddiehallwsm does this effect Max's body In the future with height or well anything else , quite curious because I did quite heavy weights at the same age and always got told because I did weight at young age I didn't grow
Good advice from you tbh because you ovbs know this sport
The Boy is 100% on track to become a strong man What a Great Dad The love is so strong between them Amazing ☺
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- 1/4 or 1/3 tablet of Anadrol 50 (i.e. 12.5 to 17mg Oxymetholone) daily
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Just adorable how he treats his son. He is giving him so much strength from his heart
His potential is HUGE. Can’t even imagine what a beast he will be later on.
Maybe he''ll do sumo wrestling. He has the body for it
@Imnohomo There you have a point. I started working out when I was 23 and it's one of the best things I ever did. But fair to say that if you start training when still in your growning years it's not bad... maybe even better if you don't push it too far. I see kids having all kind of strange issues now that they are in their 20's.
But who knows I am no doctor.
@Imnohomo i guess he is more knowledgeable than you in terms how the body works and wont destroy his kid for few views and likes when he can get them even with videos doing nonsense unless you back up your claim with solid reasoning and arguments
@@skillzilla111 what a childish comment come on let's have a look at you pal ?
@Imnohomo show me the study that says that
I come from a broken father son relationship, to see this is pure gold, imagine your idle given you the most valuable thing in life, time and there true self. Eddie Hall, huge respect as a father ❤❤
Same here. I have reconciled with my pa after years of abandonment but this is what i want for my future child!
@@Revert1989 same i am good with my pa and i wich the same with my future son
same here he has always been emotionally unavailable. really though
Who cares
@@stopthecap4317sounds like no one cares about you little buddy
It’s incredible how dedicated young Max is, I love the relationship you have with him, it’s brilliant!!
Having someone like Eddie to mentor him on his strength journey is setting him up for success, not just in strength but in life.
Way to go Eddie. You have every right to be a proud dad.
and he also got the genetics from his dad.
Couldn't agree more , Eddie admitted he was selfish in the beginning of being a farther. defo making up for it now! Wish my dad gave a shit like that when I was a kid.
Except the kid is still growing and this will have negative consequences down the road
@@dragonsauce358 if your on about stunting growth the newest studies on growth about training at a young age show that your more prone to injury as your coordination is worse and mind muscle connection if not as proper but if you train with proper form you can still train 👍
@Isaac Williams not stunted growth persay. Just the body is constantly growing and changing especially during the age around 10 11 12 13. Your brain is going through a massive purge and reworking during that age. Not too mention just being big and bulky at any age is not healthy or good for your body. Pretty much the same as being obese. Heart has to work harder
Kid is insanely dedicated for a 10 year old, Beast Jr. is tougher than most people out there. Keep going at it!
maybe cause his dad is a world champion
This kid is so strong... He's lifting more than 55kg me at 14 years old, and he's 10.
yeh init, I’m legit 17 and wen I started 5 months ago I could only do 18kg at most and this kid was doing 15kg for 6 at 10, mad.
@@mreli_if he's lifting more than you then your doing something wrong
@@preston5420 no... this 10 year old hit a 60 kg bench, he has crazy good genetics
i’m 21 just had my first son and have talked about wanting to get my son in the gym so seeing this vid made me realize how fun it will be! my dad was never there for me so i’m glad to see other kids have good relationships with their dads
Nothing like starting early bro 🥴
bro Im a virgin at 22
Bro which country u from ?
Isn't is Quite early to get married at 21 , let alone have a kid..
The place where I'm from, the median age is around 28 for marriage
I lost my father at the age of 4 and that little roughhouse you guys did in the beginning brought back the few memories I have of him, thanks for being a dad.
I'm sorry Brian. Life sucks sometimes. Hope you're doing well.
My father was an alcoholic and I didn´t have a good childhood but I´m not jealious. I wish the success to his son. They are in a friendship. That´s great.
My father died when I was 16.
@@TheHovnar My abusive father walked out when i was 4, and I also had a pretty unpleasant childhood partly because of it, I wouldn't be that bitter but on top of that I inherited some atrocious gentetics from him too, which have repeatedly stalled my adult life. Even though it's great to see Eddie being an awesome dad to his son, i can't help but be a bit jealous.
@@420haxx I'm not. I felt some satisfying feeling when I was watching the video.
My father wasn't abusive. He didn't hurt me anytime but he was drinking a lot. He took me to pubs where drank 30 beers. He picked me up from kindergarten and took me to the pub. I was listening his agressive ideas which shared with his drunk friend that he's gonna kill my mother and how. I remember some fights between my mother and him. He was always coming back home totally drunk, then was agressive to my mom. My mom was histeric and made it even whorse. Sometimes I wasn't sure if they kill themselves one time. I remember everything but I'm able to talk about it. Everybody who's come through simmilar shit has to be psychologicaly destroyed. On the other hand I don't take any bad thinks too seriously and I'm able to handle them easily.
You have to come through the bad shit and go up. I don't have any better idea.
I have the opposite problem. I hate those fathers who take their son to the pub and don't take care of him. Sometimes it's from both sides. Perents are sitting in a pub and drink untill they pass out. I have bad feelings when I see those bad perents.
You can say what you want about Eddie and there's many people who don't like him, but you can't deny that he's an incredibly good father. The support and love he provides to his family and in particular his son is unrivalled. Absolutely heartwarming to watch every time
Amen brother
By allowing him to mock Hafthor, by laughing everytime he said something?
@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625read his comment again you muppet
^this man did not experience the presence of a father figure
We can gather from the 14 minutes and 45 second video that he is indeed one of the fathers of all time.
Dude this is so nice. I'm happy that your training your son to become a better person, that is always so wholesome and really shows off the father character within Eddie here. It's so nice to see.
I most admire how Eddie makes training fun for his son. No typical insane gym screaming.
Just an awesome dad bonding with his son and also teaching him a skill.
But rethinks if abortion is still possible at 10 years old whenever the 'lil shit hits him in the nutsack with the towel 🤣
Kid has crazy dedication and one of the best trainers.Truly heartwarming to watch
That's crazy. Your boy is gonna be keeping the records in the family 💪
He’s improved MASSIVELY! His stabiliser muscles have gotten stronger. I remember how he used to fidget around loads doing the reps but he has a much stronger base now 💪🏽
@Don't Read My Profile Picture! Wtf
@@arsenaltruckerifyshut up lad. What's your game read comments and see which one you can try to make look silly? The lad is just leaving a comment on what he see's grow up lad
He has potential to set world records, man. The average man would struggle with the weight Max does effortlessly. Incredible. I hope he continues this man!
erm not really
@@iconsumechildren9531bro he is 10 wtf you wouldn't be able to lift that weight in your pre teen age wtf bruh open your eyes mate
@@zark175 ye it’s impressive as but i agreee a bloke would be able to cos their just stronger but when i started i was 16 and lifting same sort of amounts it’s mad
That why it’s called training. As he said it’s taken 9-11 months to get there. So yeah most kids who put the time in will be able to lift the same.
@@zark175 open ur eyes mate, he's talking about the average man, so someone 18+....
Maximus is EXTREMELY strong for his age. Love to see it 💪🏼🔥
HGH can do miracles.
@Bulldog i smell jealousy
@@spartanwarrior706 you really think Eddie would let his 10 year old son use HGH or steds? Not a chance in hell lmao
@@spartanwarrior706 He wont need that to be strong his father's genetics are enough to be strong naturally
@@1WheelUp yes, HGH under a doctor supervision. At this age it can actually be beneficial. And I would not be surprised if a roided head do that to his son. So why not?
Kudos to Eddie for taking care of his son and not abandoning him to get milk, great duo
he gets milk and comes back with it each and every day
He is the milk
Eddie is white he wouldn’t get milk and not come back
Is he a negr0 perhaps? Why would he do something vile like that?
@@Lucas_Jeffrey He doesn't just bring the milk, he also gets whey protein
damn, this is wholesome. i love the drive your son shows for this kind of thing, can already tell that he's wanting it and enjoying it himself. you're doing a great job with him, eddie! this is awesome!
Firstly congratulations to the Hall family for introducing such as beautiful little girl into the world! Secondly, well done Max! It’s great to see young children take an interest into fitness (get ahead of the rest😉), these moments you’ll cherish with your dad forever, and vice a versa for Eddie with you! Just think, in 2-3, or even 5 years down the line you can react and watch back at these videos on your own UA-cam channel and see how much you’ve grown! Keep it up Max 💪💪💪💪
Treats his 10y.o. like an adult, yet doesn't forget to give hugs and kisses cause he's still a kid.
Phenomenal father you are.
imagine your father being the literal strongest person to walk the earth that’s mad to think about
God, I wish I still had my Dad around as he wasn't just my Dad he was my best friend in the whole world.
It brings tears to my eyes watching this...not just because I wish I still had my Dad in my life but because of how loving they are to each other. It's really special...may it last for another 100 years.
Kid is insanely strong. When I was 16 and started lifting, I could only bench an empty bar. Kid does 10 reps with 20kg dumbells like it was nothing and once again... He is just 10. He has really bright future in front of him :)
@thecatvoid. 2x20kg dumbbels = 40kg. Maths sucks, ain't it? :D
@thecatvoid. it’s a 10-year-old boy. His nuts haven’t even dropped yet you sound like a hater that never even touched the weight
@thecatvoid. however doing 2x20 with dumbells is way harder than a barbell which is 40kg total, bcz you need to stabilize the dumbells more.
@thecatvoid. total 40kg Kid check one. More time
well now at 16 i can bench 40 kg with one week into the gym, is that good?
Never thought not wanting a 10 year old to best me in the gym would ever be a motivational factor😆 it is now! Great video !
I hope this young man knows how much the love your showing him means it is one of the best things anyone can ever get from there father big up yourself for showing him to be a good kid he'll be a great man when he grows up & congratulations on the new baby ✌️❤️
Man he is so lucky to have a father son bond. You’re awesome Eddie!
It's a really nice example of what healthy fatherhood can 👀 like isn't it🙂? People need to 👀 stuff like this because good dads are important too.
kid is gonna be a MONSTER once puberty kicks in
What legends! Eddie, you’re a cracking father and what this will do for Max’s confidence and knowledge is invaluable. Max will always remember these times and it’s one of the greatest gifts you can give him.
I can see the infinite amount of love Eddie has for his son, I wish you guys the best
I’m 15 and after a year I’m using 20kg, when I was 10 I got into working out but I was struggling with 5kg and gave up, I started again at 14. Very very dedicated and impressive for a 10yo to be working for more time than some professional powerlifters
lovely energy between the two of you. max doesnt realize it yet bc its normal, but thats a hell of a quality time with your dad. makes me proud but also a little envy bc i never had a frequent activity to share with my dad.
You can see the pride in your face Eddie!
Great video. Great dad.
Max your transformation is incredible keep it up!
Appreciate the support!🙏, he’s definitely come a long way, smashing it💪
@@eddiehallwsmwhat is his height sir ❤❤❤❤
@@eddiehallwsm hi, Eddie you are a great champion and passed through a hard battles, you did a lot of honourable job. Can I say something delicately with respect, about your lovely son's a way of junior strongman, I feel it can be mistake, you just taking away his childhood. He is looking at all that your fans around you that admire of you, and your son thinks "to be like a Dad means everybody will love me and admire of me, to be Eddie Hall that is a success in life !" And while he is stepping after your way, he is not living his own natural life, he just want to be loved by everybody as Dad. Do you understand, probably your son wants to live Your life, not his own natural life, he lives in shadow of light of his father !? And probably he has a fear, if he will not be strong, not mighty powerful, he will lose love and acceptance even inside his family. This is very thin delicate point needs very open clear discussion with love, "my dear lovely son, do you really wants to go a way of strongman, you know really inside it is very different not so shiny as seems outside. May be you want other life, to dance, or to paint, or to sing, or do totally nothing, I will sincerely love you in any way, you are not a hostage of my lifestyle dear son". And probably to say that, for you will be the most heavy weight, and the most honourable act. Wish you a true power, Eddie 👍
What an amazing loving father. My father was similar with me and my brother. My brother worked with him as an electrician and my Dad inspired me through college everyday. Brilliant family. ❤❤
It’s really nice to see that there are still amazing dads left in this world. I haven’t seen my father since I was 14. He was incredibly abusive and tried to kill me multiple times. It’s so good to see there’s still hope. I hope I can be as good of a father as Eddie one day.
I have a 10-year-old son myself within the spectrum, and I get very emotional when I see what an awesome relationship you two have with each other. Very impressive that he not only is that strong, but also has been at it this year without giving up. Wish you all the best! 👍
He is your treasure, never forget that
Damn bro. Feels.what would happpen if you trained him in the weight room . The spectrum is pretty broad
@@PapaSeed Never, he and his brother is my reason on this planet!
@@TheHeadown make sure he gets out there, socializes with people, learns not to get walked all over by bullies and such. Good father makes a real difference, you need to raise them with particular intelligence and time
@@brandnew3225 I do the absolute best I can, I can promise you that much! (:
watching this made me happy you can see the love that they have for each other
That kid got so lucky to actually have that strong gene actually come through. He’s going to be an absolute beast when he gets older
Eddie you have succeeded in life more than any record or trophy, billionaires would envy the man you are and the connection and love you share with your family. You a real Superman in your son’s eyes.
That show of affection to your son at the end there was quite touching. Not something you would associate with world strongest man. Vulnerability, sensativity and most of all love. Your son is lucky to have you, as you are to have him.
Father of the year ^ Huge respect. i started going to the GYM after a bad motorcycle accident that time in hospital made me weak as a kitten and in a month ive gained 50% of the strength back. Seeing you both enjoying this sport inspires me to push myself. Thanks
Same her man just on a dirtbike a few months ago. Broke my ankle and fractured my opposite leg with several sprains and tears in there as well. Since surgery I’ve lost nearly all my muscle mass I had before which already wasn’t a whole lot. Now after getting my cast off and seeing my leg for the first time it really made me more motivated than ever to really get into the gym and actually put genuine effort into it
Him and Brian's kids are gonna compete in worlds strongest man against one another like their dads have!!
And likely the same banter and shenanigans as well!
@@jaysson1151 Probably so
Now he will rule the class 💀💀
Max is soo strong for his age! I hope he is also being taught morals, he will never be bullied at school but he can also be the person that stops bullying.
I can see the grit and determination in him as he lifts. He's gonna do amazing in life.
@user-bd8eq7uj6lYou're in luck! We won't!
Their relationship genuinely makes me cry wishing I had this growing up. What a fucking incredible father.
20kg incline at 10 years old is NUTS, plus his growth potential is insane, shoulder height at 10!
I’m 17 and I’m lifting almost exactly the same for each exercise, this lad will go very far in life
Same
sad icl
Put him on misfits boxing man has that genetic strength 😂
I'm 16 and he's stronger than me lol
Man I smiled through this whole episode. Reminds me of my own youth and antics with my father, such a nostalgic feeling.
Thank you for this episode Eddie, it's awesome to see you workout with Max, and what an amazingly strong kid he is.
It's nice to see Eddie spending time with his son.
What a lovely lad, my 3 sons started going to the gym at around the same age and now they are 31, 29 and 24 they still go almost every day. My youngest is autistic and it really helps with his mental health. Lovely to see the bond you have with him. Xxxx
There’s nothing better than spending time with your boy, especially when he wants to follow in your footsteps Eddie, he’s learning from the best 👍👍
Dude is already stronger at 10y old than a good percentage of grown ass men. Fantastic.
20KG Incline press at 10 is one of the most impressive things i've seen in a long time, hope Max is proud of himself those are huge numbers at that age! and he did them pretty easy!!!
Congrats to the new father of baby girl....be well Eddie,and son
Sure.
With alot of hard work ,your son will be as big as you,and I are..be well Eddie..
It's great that he's following his father's footsteps, best of luck for ur future little man, hope u will also be a strong man in future
This is parenting done absolutely right.
To see you be a loving father Eddie is as great to me as your 500 and other achievements. Well done bro. Real men are gentle fathers
Kid's strong! But make sure you train his brain to learn humility. Banter is cute, but if overconfidence becomes a "core" trait of character for him, he'll turn sour forever and this is the worst thing any young man could learn to be. Good workout gents! Very impressive!!
Yeah, the kid is great and has fun with his dad they have a great relationship. And you can see Eddie is very humble too. The kid being 10 probably doesn't realise that continually mocking the camera guy in the way he did is hurtful especially when the camera guy agreed to do the weights and didn't show much sign of feeling embarrassed, not enough for a child to pick up on anyway. It was an awkward scene but i'm sure once he matures he'll be fine
Being humble doesn't mean thinking less of yourself, it means thinking more of others.
@@quentin580Yeah i think as kids we all use to show off to adults lol. I remember I used to always beat my uncle in a video game as a kid and I genuinely thought I was just a better human being 😂
I was a huge ahole at his age (learned it from my mom) and, while it certainly caused me an enormous amount of inconvenience, struggle, and trauma, I was still able to learn humility by the time I'd reached adulthood. Obviously I agree with everything else you said, but people can change and "turning sour forever" is never inevitable.
Yeah, kid is somewhat spoiled. Need to watch out for that.
Yeah.. He's 6 years younger than me and he's 10x stronger than me. Keep it up and you'll be like your pops. Amazing video
Every time i see you and your son training it puts a smile on my face, your attitude towards him is so inspiring! you are an amazing father.
Holy, what a guy. Your son is giving me motivation to train harder, he's gonna be a strong guy when he grows up. Great job raising him so far
Helluva dad. Seeing you two interact is absolutely awesome. In a culture full of disobedience among the young,....it's great to see an incredible father leading his son to a rich, healthy, and respectful future. Well done Hall. Well done. My hats off to you sir.
A 30 day gym challenge with Jamie would be awesome! Record the process and updates with strength and physique
30 years day gym challenge even better
fr he needs it
Great form, great progress and an awesome father son relationship 👏
Thankyou! Big love!💪
Great form 😬
@@carlton6784 someone had to say it, wait for the eddie nut huggers who see the man as a god come for you. I’m a fully qualified physio who specialises in power lifting injury rehabilitation and I have expressed concerns for shoulder impingement etc along with others who are equally as qualified as myself and been met with absolute stupidity from his die hard fans. No skin off my nose, fixing issues related to poor lifting is how I make a living.
when eddie gave the appreciation monologue at the end and the kid eyerolled out of ''shame'' (no joke exactly at 13:12)
You just know this will be a core memory when he's gonna run back to those videos.
There's a lot of people letting things just go '' forgetting '' the past and compromise on a medium relation with their parents and its a shame man ...
Give time , find ways to talk about the things that put you apart , understand , forgive , try and try again , i swear its all worth it !
Keep in mind that relations with your parents reflect on relations with society
(I'm not talking about abusive relationships ofc)
I just think that it’s awesome that you guys get to spend time together doing something healthy and something that makes him grow as a person
Maximus has such an amazing role model in his life to guide him in not just the gym but in any endeavor he chooses in life. Truly an amazingly strong kid and an amazing father to guide him. Keep it up guys!!!👍🏻💪🏻
@user-bd8eq7uj6l i read it
you're his dad and his best friend, love to see this
This little guy is already stronger than a lot of grown men I know.
Fair play to the wee man, will end up an absolute unit of a man when he grows up. Probably bigger than Eddie 🤯
You're big inspiration for our young generation. Respect!
just stumbled across your video.... instant jealousy, wish I had a dad like you. I first experienced homelessness at 8 years old then again at 13 but that was a more temporary experience. I would have loved a dad like you back then giving me hope, stability, maturity, and just good general ethics. Fathers day is coming up and you should be praised for all the hard work you have put in for your son. putting that a side what a strong lad you have! he has achieved a lot in that 1 year
Man I wish I could get trained by the world's strongest man. And the trainer being your dad... just awesome
I’m just so happy to see you and your family doing well, Eddie. You’ve been a massive inspiration to me and I’m sure many, many other people on here. It was genuinely terrifying watching you nearly kill yourself for that deadlift record. Stay healthy and keep enjoying life with your family, man. You’ve truly earned everything you have and deserve a long life of fatherhood.
4:35 His elbows should be close to his body.
That would give shoulder support so you can go lower.
The purpose of dumbbells is to get a fuller range of motion.
This past week, I've been binge watching yours and Brian's content, Congratulations on the new baby, and great seeing Max working out with you. Thank you for providing an amazing entertainment this vacation much love ❤💪
Edit: It's great to start working out early shows a lot of what the body is capable of... Haven't trained my body, spent most of my time sat in front of the computer and proved to have it's limitations... Keep up the great work!
Love the bond, and at 41 I'm inspired to start thinking of joining a gym. It's the thought that counts, right? Respect to you both.
It’s never to late to start, sooner you do the better you’ll feel about it
Dang. I'm 16 and he looks as strong as me. If not stronger. You should be very proud.
And the amount of self discipline he has😮
What a beast your son is!! he is doing crazy good!!
@user-bd8eq7uj6l Okay, did not read it.
It's amazing how well you raise your son. Impressive stuff brother!
Both rocking DBZ SHIRTS AND ALL!😂 dude this videos just wholesome
we need camera man transformation
Its so wholesome to see yall training together definitely gonna be intresting to see him progress over the next bunch of years 🔥
wtf, how is that even possible. i mean the worlds strongest man as a mentor but still that's insane. all the best to you and max!
You know Max is only 10 years old, but you can see that he respects he's father a whole lot. Yes they fool around and have fun (Which they absolutely should!) but once Eddie starts getting serious, Max becomes very attentive and listens carefully to every word of wisdom that he's father shares with him. Its very heartwarming to watch these videos as the kid is getting invaluable time with he's dad while also learning from the Beast himself.
One of the major successes of the relationship is that Eddie doesn't take on an "authoritarian" role as a parent. Max listens to Eddie out of trust and admiration, not fear of consequences.
@@mitchyman92authority is needed when raising sons
@@babayagaent No one said Eddie didn't have authority. You can be an authority figure without being authoritarian.
@@mitchyman92 cant have too much freedom it spoils the person
Its great to see you train with your son 👍
Hes gonna make you a proud dad 😊
@Don't Read My Profile Picture! ok
The only kid to truly humble kevdog
Max roasting the camera man stressed me out .. teach you kid to be humble my man!
20 kg en press inclinado con 10 años, este chico va a ser increíblemente fuerte en el futuro
ONG, he has potential his dads really the world strongest man
Roids
@@helloimclaudio 100% eddie is not having him take roids 😂 u mad that a 10 year old is alot stronger than you is all that comment was
@@carpetgymolylifting obviously, it’s a joke you bot
@@helloimclaudiome? ill break u yo
The best part of this video is when Eddie's son starts to be down on himself then Eddie pumps him up, but also when he gets a little too cocky and talks shit to an adult Eddie is quick to instill some humility. Great fathering is such a treasure to see.
Unbelivable! Most impressive achievement for his age. Well done to Max and of course Eddie for inspire and spending valuable time with a son. I'm training with my 9yo as well but only at home as there are no gyms in my city that allows kids to train even with their parents :(