Are There ANY Legit 1,000lb Deadlifts?
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
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0:00 Intro
0:14 Benni Magnusson 1015
4:07 Danny Grigsby 1074 and Jamal Browner 1014
6:04 A bunch of 1k pullers... wait
7:09 Mitch Hooper 1000
10:49 Brian Shaw and JF Caron 1021
12:40 Jerry Pritchett 1024 and Rauno Heinla 1046
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17:42 Ivan Makarov 1047
20:00 Eddie Hall 1102
25:55 Thor 1104
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Sumo is not deadlift. For me, using those belts makes it an assisted lift. There are no 1000 deadlifts until it is done with stiff bars and without any assistance like a belt or knee sleeves. Also, low bar squats are not squats.
Can I get the link to the new balance deadlift shoes please siiiir
@@Hermanubis1Did you know: Thor has three mighty objects that he uses in the fight for order and against chaos and giants: Mjölnir, the hammer that hits whatever he throws it at, Megingjord, the belt of power that doubles his strength, and a pair of iron gloves.According to old norse mythology, Thor needed the belt and the gauntlet ( glove ) to reap the full potential of the Mjölnir.
@@the1611sword And that is why Jesus without his belt destroyed paganism.
I will never know peace until the day when Hafthor bulks-up to become a five-hundred pound ogre with three chins and no neck in a do-or-die quest to break the record once and for all. The muscle mass of a Belgian Blue, the bodyfat of a Discord moderator. Rolling out onto the stage at Giants Live on a Rascal scooter, dripping with thick, olive-oil sweat and wearing a CPAP like the mask of Bane, all of it just to lift 537kg as a final fuck-you to the haters before succumbing to multiple organ failure on the platform. THAT would be content.
Peak male fantasy
Fullthor
WSM is actually a WHO funded ogre development program akin to the Super Mutants in Fallout
@@ballbuster1681 I came just reading it
Wut
Can you break down when I carried 4 chairs each hand across my local church auditorium back in 06
A year old. But upon further review, you are correct. His knack dead at Worlds and his lockout at the Arnold were indeed smooth. I stand corrected, and that technical change is impressive.
4? I used to do 6 each hand when I was 16. But I’m not good on camera bro
I had a tool assisted attempt at this, but I did have 15 or so chairs in each hand.
@@AlexanderBromleyhuh? Is that English your speaking? 😅
The other day I brought all the groceries inside in one trip 💪
Great, i will send you my 1000lb deadlift video as well
Lets see Paul Allen’s 1000lb deadlift video..
@@zombies101lover * swallows nervously *
"enters quinn"
@@ImVenten😳😳
Paul Allen did that lift when he was spotted in England though.
The ONLY issue with my 1000lb deadlift is that it was about 500lb too light.
Hit a quick dub, basically the same
@@AlexanderBromley Pretty much.
😂
I’m 400lbs away at 19. I’m getting 800 by next year. Bw is 210.
@@_THE_NUT_good luck
The 500kg deadlift by Eddie Hall was the greatest moment in Strongman history.
They said it was impossible, but I have finally achieved the negative moment arm technique.
Now I can finally complete the ideal workout Mentzer could only dream of: 0 reps at infinite intensity
0 reps at infinite intensity sounds like isometrics
Yes!@@user-mg2dq4ty6c
Im no Eddie super fan, but what he did at the time was totaly insane. Thor is way better deadlifter now, hes even teasing about a bigger upcoming lift.
Yeah agreed, I think Eddie has been insufferable ever since his fight with Thor but that 500kg deadlift was incredible and will likely forever be the greatest single feat of strength performed by a human being
IDK, the way Eddie did it, what it was, and meant, and how he has done the WSM 2017 472.5(looked good for 490, second to last event(!) before stones), tells me, that Thor was great, but he was never as strong as Eddie. Sure Thor can do 520, but Eddie could do perhaps 540, eventually. He had about the same strength finishing the WSM a year later guys, while considrebly lighter, it was no "one off".
@@japanesecar1501Eddie could do 540 lmao, guy almost died going for 500, his heart nearly exploded twice from the amount of stuff he was running
@@devilselbowhe beast it 4+ years later, my guy. even if people cope about Eddie being a better deadlifter (which he is not), he made a huge jump in the deadlift for the time.
@@japanesecar1501Eddie wasn't considerably lighter in WSM 2017 than when he pulled the 500kg. He was the heaviest he ever was at WSM 17 at 196kg.
Brain Shaw has been hurt more on the Elephant Bar than any other implement. Yes, the flex in the bar allows you to lift the weight more effectively, but stabilizing the whip is a huge strain in other ways.
I don't think any objective data exists that shows athletes are more likely to get hurt on an Elephant bar. Put a max deadlift in the middle of the worlds heaviest strongman contest, where everyone jacks up the gear and bloats an extra 30lbs.... injuries occur.
@@AlexanderBromley This is anecdotal, but I think it would be interesting to compare injury rates across deadlift implements.
@@pctotty Let's hope some pencilneck scientist makes a study about it. It would definitely be interesting!
@@AlexanderBromleyPeople blame the elephant bar, but I personally think Brian just attempted much more than he could handle. 2018 and 2019 his goal was to beat Thor on the deadlift at the ASC and at that specific time, Thor had just surpassed him at deadlifting. Especially in 2019, Brian really grinded 463kg up and Thor did 474kg like a speed rep. I remember watching the livestream and thinking Brian was crazy at the time when he attempted his last pull of 476kg I think and got injured. It was simply never there.
Brian also attempted to pull more on the elephant bar than any other time as he was trying to compete with Thor and Jerry
Can't wait to see John hit 1,000 lbs conventional once he actually fills out the 220 class lol
Will see if he will. He's said a few times he doesn't like getting heavy, but he has so much more room to hold weight. He will live longer if he doesnt though...
I don’t think 220 is that extreme. I mean you act like he is a 5’7” bodybuilding hitting 300lb in the off-season. Also his cycles are mild if they are to be believed which I am inclined to believe him.
@AlexanderBromley he just said in his most recent video that he wants to hit a 2300 total at 198 at the power surge meet in September, take a crack at the u198 WSM title, then return to powerlifting to fully commit to 220. Bulking is definitely on his mind for next year.
@@peterpartridge3612 220 at 5 foot 10 is MASSIVE dude. Wtf
@@AlexanderBromleyhe’s talked about it being his 3rd goal in line
I love the mess in the background. I see YTers looking so perfect on screen, but I know you just had a baby, and congratulations! But seriously, it’s so comforting and reassuring to see the mess because it’s so relatable. Real life has messes, and I like that you’re real. Maybe that means I can break 1,000 at my first powerlifting meet weighing only 160
Appreciate it! Total mess... toilet pipe broke and flooded my office, so I'm in the storage room.... Kinda like it here, though!
@@AlexanderBromleyhope it was the supply pipe and not the output 😂
I actually didn't notice. A lot of UA-camrs use a green screen or even have a set for videos.
My mom would come back from the dead and kill me.
This is not only comedy gold, but a great deadlift do/don’t lesson, and an evaluation/update of the latest strong guys. Thanks.
spit out my coffee at the kipping deadlift 😂😂😂
I did RDLs today for the first time in 15 years. Did 455 for 2 reps. 5 plates next week. Saw your videos on RDLs. Appreciate the info
Only other person I've seen mentioning how suspect that fed that Benni pulled the 1015 in was suspect to say the least.
Weird it never got questioned. Goes to show that it pays to not be a polarizing figure lol
A couple of years ago I saw some people talking about that competition and how athletes were hitting their PR left and right and that the weights weren't that reliable.
Do you think Benni could pull a legit 1015 like that with no wraps? Or do you think it's beyond what he could do with pre weighed Rogue plates?
A novice here, finally hit 315 lbs on the squat. ATG and high bar. Thanks for all the info you helped me achieve this milestone in lifting. 💪
Way to go!
Dont get fat.
Keep it up homie 405 is not even far from there that's when things started slowing down for me so hopefully you blow past that
@@johnjohnson-ss4vu hey im not fat im a powerlifter!
@@johnjohnson-ss4vuits called a power belly
Loved this video man these are my favorite kinds. The 501 rant was just great too
I’ve never noticed Thor’s calves on that pull! They are dang near as big as his quads!
I started deadlifting in a similar fashion to what Eddie Hall did during that record, and I have to say that as a guy with a big belly, I find it more comfortable to start the heavy phase of the lift. I always struggled to get proper positioning before, and after this, its quite interesting how much more comfortable I feel it is.
Great video!
the thing that makes eddie so impressive is that his previous lift was also the new world record of that day and although that was barely chipping the record, he then added 35 kilograms to it. absolutely unreal in terms of the progress made in a short time
21:26 Just want to point out Eddie's grip on the bar is solid as the bar leaves the floor.
The Figure 8 helps massively in just eliminating the possibility of accidentally dropping the bar, but the hardest part of the lift was all done the same whether it was straps or figure 8s.
Speedholes in Hooper's socks - Gotta be my favorite line!
Sarcasm on this one is reaching new levels, Alex deadlifted all of our sides into the stratosphere with this one
death to whippy bars! Stiff bar, stiff bar, stiff bar, all the way
Andy bolton?
His 1003 had weakerlockout but 1008 was solid
Yeah, I was wondering the same. He was the first to lift 1,000 in a "standard" deadlift, before it happened in strongman. And I think he's said the plates were weighed out as well as calibrated. A lot of powerlifting fans want to shit on it because it was in gear, but if Strongman allows for suits too. If anything, the equipment we have now and strongman can use now do more than what Andy had.
Yup. And he did them in full meets. Still the best two deadlifts imo.
Very true mate
@@andyboltonstrength wasn't a dig, I count both lifts and as far as I'm concerned you lifted 1000 twice, but 1008 is the greatest lift in history on calibrated plates without straps.
@@kevinmckeon2543 agreed
The humor is so good, had me chuckling the whole time
Eddie Hall progressed the record 35kg in one lift. That is an achievement in it's own right. To break such a barrier with a heavy jump is unprecedented.
Yeah he said he destroyed his body to do it and you can see it on that day it looked like he was going to explode. As massively impressive as it is if he didn't go that hard he could of kept going but I don't think that's what he wanted at the time
@@xxx0ox0 It was all or nothing for Eddie at that time. Before that lift I think the best he hit in training was a max effort 470kg. If he continued in strongman he'd most likely peak around that mark at any given standard deadlift contest.
500kg was a once in a lifetime achievement for him. Considering what he had to go through to get it locked out.
@@BeardOfPower7 I think you're cutting him short I don't think he was peaked out before that crazy plan of his he was only in his late 20s at the time
@@xxx0ox0 Yeah I was tbh. You're right if he played the long game he'd have more static strength later in life. Would've been interesting to see him cut some mass and focus on building strength at a lower bodyweight over a long period then try to break the record again. We'll never know if his body could handle it.
"because going lower than that is gay" had me laughing like a maniac and people looking at me strange.
AB your commentary is always fire! 🤣
I agree regarding the hyper/flexible DL bar and the bench shirt. The accommodations made for numbers shortchange the clarity which I’m certain that competitors and fans both seek.
The fit&pattern can add or remove height, same with width and depth
Hey there Bromley! I've been following you for a bit. Thanks so much for the not only consistent, but quality content. Truly.
I have a quick question.
Everywhere I look for Doug Youngs training style, I find the same upper body dominant split. Bench 3 times a week. Squat every 10th day. Deadlift every 15th day.
However I noticed you said you took inspiration for Bullmastiff from Doug Youngs progressions scheme.
Do you have a source that goes more in depth on his style of training?
Thank you in advance. If you don't have time to respond. I understand!
Very entertaining commentary!
"bUt HiS dAd WeIgHeD tHe PlAtEs".
And Guinness certified it. I love how this is a huge conspiracy. 🤣
I mean guinness is a pretty shitty thing and when u dont weigh the plates to the grams u could easily add 1 pound
@@dontboyrThe weights were calibrated and they were weighed precisely mate. You can see that on the livestream. You could say the exact same thing about the Giants live setup Eddie did.
People just dont like that Thor beat Eddie.
@@dontboyrWhen were Eddie,s plates weighted live ? Oh right
@@Adam-if4se i agree that the plates are legit, I dont have any doubt about it. Its just funny saying guinness certified it as if it means anything. Guinness has a terrible track of trust
Great content. Thanks
I wouldn’t say no one questions bennys lift, I’ve seen it said by a fair few people that the lift is sus to say the least,
Me as one of them.
Benny, the only man to pull 1'000lb with no straps, raw grip, I believe, incredible.
You should have talked about Thor 2.0 who pulled 1000 pounds at the Arnold like it was 800
Markarov is a fucking UNIT. That's what I want my back to look like now.
Bro, that description of Evan Singleton is gold. I was laughing so hard. 😂
That's the absolute best argument about Thors deadlift I've heard.
That ending 🤣 We appreciate your commitment.
Thank you for this video, I lol'd so many times, really made my morning.
Loved this video! Your description of Evan had me laughing 😂
Just found your channel funniest shit I've seen in long time keep it up😂
Peak trolling. Maybe one of my favorite videos, Brom. It’s a perfect mix of truth and sheer fucking stone faced horseshit. Please do this kind of thing more.
Yeah this guys is a complete joke haha
Love it😂 This is pretty much an exact conversation I had at the gym 3 days ago lol. Except I had zero pithy analogies. 😞 lol Optimus Prime. Well done AB
I had to look up pithy lol. Appreciate it!
I reckon this bloke named Eddie hall has deadlifted 1000lbs before.
So for all we know Benny was lifting MORE than 1015
Lol, that's the twist! That actually is a possibility.... abeit an incredibly small one. I had a training partner compete in a Hardcore meet and said guys were smoking PRs all the way. Anecdote and speculation, yes, but those two things pay my mortgage....
For all we know it was 2000. But looking at the limited training vids in the lead up, and his comps before and since, I'd take a bet that it was upper 9's. Don't mean to discredit him, he's a legend, but that event looked like a cowboy circus.
I knew I would find this unreasonably fascinating.
I didn't know it'd be hilarious.
Your comment about how the best/strongest do what’s best for them based on the conditions of the competition is what matters more than anything imo.
Should all beginners/intermediates lift like some of these? Absolutely not, but that doesn’t mean it’s not where they might end up (depending on gym lift/strongman/powerlifting rules of course).
Great vid :)
Fun video! I like when people have fun with lifting instead of getting super serious. Also, wild how many GOAT-tier strongmen had what might be called "subpar technique". Should our takeaway be that optimal technique doesn't matter as much? Or that these guys are so gifted and hardworking that even lifting suboptimally they're still so crazy strong? Or both?
Can you please do a video about kettlebells?
At this point, changing the thumbnails is tradition😂
I don't mind sumo nobody ever complained about Ed Coans deadlift
The noodle bar+sumo is 100% the problem
Brb, gonna speed-hole my sock drawer.
Benny holds the deadlift world record as he did it with no wraps. Grip is a contributor to real strength
Don't know who you are Dude, but this video was informative, entertaining and fucking funny. Liked and subscribed!
Not a 1000 lbs, but definitely think Jesus Olivares's 903 deadlift with a power bar, in a full meet, after hitting a 1036 squat and 600 bench before that, was more impressive than many of the deadlifts in this video. The speed of that pull was insane.
This was a great video! Maybe they can just put sumo deadlift as its own portion of powerlifting or something. Its very clearly not comparable to conventional. But then again some people have crazy long arms for conventional deadlift. And there's people with shorter arms benching bigger weight. IDK. Also I've recently seen some people in strongman contests just letting the weight totally hang from the figure eight straps and not even trying to make it look like they are holding it. Thanks for the content. I'll have to watch this video again before my deadlifts next week. Thor's new deadlift stance definitely looks more optimized.
Great showing from Sir Edward Theodore Cornelius Hall, Esq.
Cause thats how you carried your books to school hahahahaha
12:25 elephant bar has also been done raw every year except 2023 Arnold’s when briefs were allowed
Also bennies deadlift was done on a deadlift bar as well. Sadly deadlift bars are super common in raw PL sadly
bromley is so witty, i always laugh at these kind of videos
there was also another angle from eddies 500 where his knee lockout looked questionable
Those bendy bars are like bench shirts, though not quite as extreme. Brian Shaw is such a beast. And being that he's so tall, it's even a more amazing feat. Not only does he have to lift the weight higher, he has less leverage to do it than someone shorter.
I was always surprised that they do not use the reverse grip. When I was competing I used the Sumo stance with the left hand under and right hand over. No one used straps back then though and we could not drop the bar.
It's a major risk for bicep tears that's why.
Do you think you will ever do another video where you review videos of your subscribers' form on lifts again?
@Alexander Bromley, how old was the Hooper lift? Hasn't he fixed his lockout?
Not sure, pretty sure he got his socks stitched up though!
Finally got this video to download so I could slap a thumbs up on it. This guy knows his stuff. Does he care what I think? No, he is a popular youtuber already, famous even. Still, damn good job on this video, imho.
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The way the Hamburglar tries to get your Big Mac 😂
It’s good to see Kardon getting clips inserted when speaking about bad form lmao
Calibrated plates or not that Benni magnusson lift is my favorite of the video no straps and just hoss’s that bitch up and sits it down gently.
Great video!
If the bar has rings on it to limit your hand placing, why don't we have lines on the floor to limit foot placing????
"i dont think benny did 1015 that day"
it's still real to me dammit!!!
I am a Benni 1015lbs believer and remain committed to this belief
19:30
Guy has the Hanma Demon Back going on. Insane.
"the mythical kipping deadlift" i fucking love you alex lol
also exceptionally based opinion on both eddie and thor; they are both incredible achievements in their own right.
i will not believe power lifting has reached is max limit till I see a strongman lift a VW Beetle over his head
Don’t ever change, Brom.
I have heard arguments against the deadlift being the true measure of strength.....But nothing gets me as pumped as watching Eddie or Thor pull 500+ so I am sticking deadlift.
Andy Bolton is the greatest deadlifter off all time and he is back on the platform after serious illness. Great upload buddy
I definitely think that sumo got a bad rap because of the flexible bars. Sumo definitely benefits waaaaay more from bendy bars. It’s way more impressive on stiff bar when it can be more difficult than conventional for some individuals considering it’s tougher to break off the floor and requires more mobility at the hips.
No it gets bad rep because it's the same as the guys arching their back on benchpress, dude just go to some decline bench already if you're gonna play like that.
Yeah, Sumo on a noodle bar is basically cheating.
I train children to deadlift 1000# on a rope. Lol
“Spastic, ADHD, Mountain Dew fuelled lockout” 😂😂😂
Whippy bars and fingertip strapholds… never imagined so much corruption in a simple movement
This video is damn near perfection, but if only we could get all those machines to factor in every feedback loop to engineer the best UA-cam you could ever make…. lol 😂 nah great stuff
Some serious strength plus Top comedy! An
They measure "wilks" and relative strength but they, for some reason, don't measure total work output (Force x distance). To explain this, Hafthor when he lifted 501 kg with his frame, executed a much more impressive rom than Jamal (not trying to throw shade at him though). So greater distance the weight travels, greater total work output, greater relative strength. But if you ask a "powerlifter", Jamal is relatively stronger based on some simplistic bodyweight/weight ratio. Powerlifting is ruled by small frames and you can tell by just applying simple logic. Like why is a 400 lbs squat performed by some short femur guy more impressive than that very same weight moving 1.5x the rom performed by a 7 ft nba player with long femurs ? I just can't get it. At the end of the day, when we transfer strength to real world tasks, hafthor is the guy that will pick up a heavy bag and get it up to a 4 ft table, and the nba player I mentioned is the one who will jump like an ostrich and dunk. I don't know if I explained myself correctly, but to sum it up, powerlifting "relative strength" ratios and standards are utter BULLSHIT.
"I probably should say that... [crickets]" 🤣 Cracking me up, Bromley.
This is great but what does RP and Nippard think? Since they're the true scientists I'm sure they could get these guys up to 1500 lbs with proper technique and squeeze, and more cables.
I saw the backstage footage that Eddie released after the lift. He legit almost died. He kept passing out over and over, said it took him weeks to recover from that lift. He said he couldn't remember his own name or his wifes name and had his memory damaged. What Eddie Hall truly went through to complete that lift was brutal and terrifying. He pushed himself far past human limits, the will it must have taken is staggering.
hilarious video
Hooper didnt bump any weight up. Giants live set the weight jumps themselves and moved the weight to 454kg because it would be a new PB for guys who hit 453 the year before.
The bars aren't made to hold that much weight. What is needed is a special "ultra heavy" bar that is like twice as thick as a normal bar (and thus has like 4x the weight, so 180 lbs instead of the usual 45.), and of course suitably adapted plates (larger center hole) to boot, so really an ultra-heavy weight set. This bar won't bend (at least anywhere near as much) and thus you can see just how much of the appropriate distance can be covered at what types of extreme weights.
Absolutely none of that is required. Normal power bars and squat bars have very little flex.
they literally are made to hold that much weight
Eddie never locked out. Knees bent, hips not close to locked out.
No mention of Thor gaming his lift with figure 8’s? 👀😂 to be fair, i use figure 8’s but i seem to use them different to these guys. I push them out wide and still have a full grip, didnt know you could use them this way, might try it and just up my deadlift by 30kg since i dont have to pull that extra 2 inch 💪🏻😂
I dont think it was that egregious and Eddie used them in his records too. No one is as bad as Novikov with the WOW straps lol.
Danny lifted the bar like 5" once the plates came off the ground.
0:30 0:33 0:34 he has all the power on the planet
0:57 those were 100 lb plates
1:15 1:04
2:15 465…
2:57 2:51 1014
3:30 3:25 the break off the floor
6:00 5:52 attention