505KG - 1113LBS | World Record DEADLIFT Attempt!
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- Опубліковано 25 січ 2023
- Only 2 Men have EVER managed to lift a 500KG + DEADLIFT. Eddie HALL & Hafthor BJORNSSON (out of competition).
Could Ivan MAKAROV or Pavlo NAKONECHNYY break the WORLD RECORD and lift 505kg/1113lbs at The World Deadlift Champs in 2021?
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Everytime I hear "lifting half a ton" it's always Eddie that comes to my mind. 501kg is heavier but there's something about hitting half a ton for the first time that made it a more remarkable point in world history.
True. People remember the first man on the moon, not the second.
Eddie said as much when he did it, that most people will be able to tell you roger Bannister was the first to break the 4 minute mile, but nobody knows who did it second, he'll always be the first human to ever lift 500kg.
why dont thor come up and lift 501 kg
@@alanliang9538 because he couldn't do it now.
@@paulharper4196 He lost weight to kick Eddie's ass in boxing. He's getting back into lifting but it's a long road to gain enough mass and strength to be competitive while still retaining a healthy weight. He'll never be as strong as he was in 2020 at 440 lbs when he was the strongest man in history.
That last 30 kg makes the difference. Amazing that men can lift this much.
Three plate jump is Insanity
I bet if you taped a credit card to it, a woman would do it and say she doesn't know what the big deal was about haha.
Yup - My safe max (without passing out etc.) is 190kg plates + not a clue what the bar weighs - I can feel my feet being driven into the floor lifting that! The idea of lifting 2.5x that is just astonishing! 😲
Absolutely right, Immanual Kant...
Would make more sense to go for 495 instead of a full 30kg jump which is very hard to get if 475 had that much resistance
Great to see Eddie fit and healthy! Wise choice retiring from such a physical sport when he did!
All strong men and body builders are insanely dedicated …. It’s a lifestyle not just a sport! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Are you insane? He weighs either 360 or 380 pounds so how is that fit and healthy????
@@6thsense464 from 500 and with his muscle percent it is
Why He Retired tho?
@@6thsense464 That is like 15% less than what he was at his top competetive level.
@@ballsdeep5491 exactly my point!
He was an animal and needed to be!
when he got it above a little more then his knee, I was like “COME ON ITS UP” still a great attempt
Maybe next time!
He "drops" the back in the beginning, he cheats if you will, and that is coming back for him above the knees. He is "hanging".
This is something everybody knows at his level and either can't lift any other way, or it would cost to much to lift with good technique.
@@markuschampos5750 I wouldnt say its cheating its creating more leverage in a more favourable spot. Its only the same as hitching the bar up higher and higher on your gut before an axel press, or arching your back slightly on a bench press.
At this level, the range of motion from the knee to the lockout IS the lift. That's the hardest part. You can already see him struggling with the lockout a bit at 475kg, even though the initial pull was easy for him. He could probably break 520kg from the ground and fail the lockout at 490kg at this exact same condition.
@@tatskamaster Well if he cheats from the floor.
We are all different so you can not say the lift is above the knee, look at Thor!
For me I lifted everything if I could get it above the knees. I was an elite powerlifter for 13 years, I do know a thing or two about this.
Pavlo only 23 years.
Hopefully he stays healthy and injury free and i'm sure he'll become something great.
As impressive as Eddie's deadlift was here. I still think his shoulder press was either equally or more impressive. He was insanely strong on the shoulder press
When you look at the timeline Eddie's lift becomes more impressive.
@@Tauror Exactly, his run up to that WR is stuff of legends. For me Hall will always be one of the greatest, regardless of what future WRs will be or recorded stats etc. Him winning WSM was so insane. 50% strength 50% beast will.
True! Eddie even strict pressed basically everything as well, absolute monster
Yes definitely! Eddie is the only man who could match Big Z in the overhead press.
Yeah, when it comes to pure static strength, I don't think anyone will ever be as dominant as Eddie was in his prime.
That very first shot of Eddie standing behind makarov smiling is absolute gold I love it
The more people who try and fail the more legendary Eddie and Hafthor become.
If I’m being honest I don’t even believe hafthors was legit. His dad did the weights and it was properly measured. Unfair again Eddie who did everything above board to even count it in my opinion.
@REALITY REALM there were a video of him lifting that weight
Thor's record was done with a deadlift bar, calibrated plates, had pretty much the same rest period as in a competition and was judged by the same referee.
We could argue whether if its a STRONGMAN record or not, since it was not done in a proper strongman competition (it was judged by WUS though). But is it a WORLD record? You can't argue against that.
@@almostfamous1685 Then you're a casual fan of strongman, respectfully. Thor pulled 474kg without a deadlift suit for a speed rep a whole year before he pulled 501. He narrowly missed 501 without a suit 10 minutes later. Throw on a suit, some figure 8 straps, a specific deadlift prep of course he's gonna break the record
The whole event was fully sanctioned, every plate & the bar was weighed on camera in front of the most respected referee in the sport. What more do you want to show it was 501kg apart from it being in competition?
@REALITY REALM The whole event was fully sanctioned, every plate & the bar was weighed on camera in front of the most respected referee in strongman, Magnus ver. What more do you want to show it was 501kg apart from it being in competition?
Been seeing him (Ivan Makarov) chase this for a long time now. I was worried because for a while he showed no significant improvement. This attempt is special. It suggests that its just a matter of time before he gets it.
Old attempt
Ivan Makarov always get it to his knees fast and then can’t lockout it is always the same
I am yet to see a lift over 480 from him yet he keeps trying 505 and failing
At this weight you don’t make 10-20 kg Jumps you maybe make 2.5 kg jumps but that’s it
@@93Beefcake Hafthor's best before his 501 record was 478.
@@Slumppy 24 kg and he did put on more mass than he ever had and trained like half a year specificly for that record peaking for that one very day when he used to train all sorts of strongman events before
makarov has always been a deadlift specialist and attempts the 505 like every year despite his best lift being some 30kg less i just don't see the point of not trying to go for sth he can manage first instead of always trying to attempt something where everyone knows he will fail i don't say he has to exert himself overly in comp but at least he should have done it in training
This was in 2021! 👎
I like how Eddie’s just cheesing out in the crowd chilling, that dude is awesome
hes not stronger than baba khan though
@@greigite5191 nope can’t be. Khan baba or whatever it’s name is said so. I personally saw him pull 600 😂😂
@@kevinsayes 600 each side bro
the dude is a clown wdym
Really great lift considering he is only 150kgs he got it to about he’s knees. Both Hafthor and Eddie were around 200kgs when the attempted the world records.
You Yeah power to weight ratio does say a lot. Just imagine if this guy was also around 200KG. Then that weight will much easer to lift.
@@hardusvd Exactly. I may be a bit biased but I think he would be able to pull it much easier than Eddie pulled 500kg.
He needs to bulk to 175kg or so and retry this after a few months training.
@@erikbritz8095 Yeah. 170kg even.
He's also a lot shorter than Eddie. Getting to 200kg at that height is unrealistic.
Outstanding attempt! I hope he makes it happen in a competition.
Amazing!! It never ceases to amaze me what these men can do
Great attempts! 505kg mind blowing. Nice to see eddie there
That was an impressive attempt! Almost there!
well done guys, good show
I really think Ivan has a chance this year. He's changed his approach for fixing his lockout. Instead of doing a bunch of block pulls, which have done nothing for him, he is now focusing on deficit and suitless pulls in order to get the weight of the ground in a cleaner way and thus have an easier time at lockout. So far it's working great, he recently pulled 483 like it's nothing.
Ivan Makarov got it upto his knees, even held at knee level for a second. He definitely has it, he can break the record in future. I feel like that 475kg lift exhausted him a lot.
I think he'd get 500 kg. 5kg can make the difference
Yup i agree. Just conditioning is what he needs, his strength is all there
Wow Makarov is close with that 505kg I think we may see a 505 soon very exciting
I absolutely love that we can see the footage now months after it happened and after seeing it on reddit or other UA-cam channels.. seriously, step up your game..
No matter who breaks eddie halls lift, his lift will always be legendary, he was the first to ever do it and no one believed he could. He raised the bar and his feat will for ever go down in history as the greatest lift. The fact that he kept breaking his record over and over and over is just insane.
That Pavlov dude was 23 years old. That’s a future record holder right there.
Are you serious? He looks 45!
At 30 he looks old, this sport pays a toll on you wow. Be safe guys and keep up the great work!
Yeah. Probably some of these guys take more gear than many pro body builders
Mark Félix ? 50 years ils look 30.
@@camillelafontaine7785 Black dont crak m8
Enough gear to grow a bull out of a calf in 1 month will do that to ya
The fact that Eddie pulled this 6 years ago
That was such a good attempt! He can definitely get that
You’d think so by looking at it once if you watch his previous attempts you can see he always fails the lockout on anything above 475
@Ali well seems i have missed that one i follow his attempts since like 3 years
So i checked their bodyweights and that might be a key as both eddie and hafthor were abive 200kg for their records so a bulk and specific training might get them to 505kg.
Eddie nearly died after he did the crazy lift is amazing how far these guys are pushing their bodies.
I attempted that this weekend. Pulled my back. Hurts like hell right now. Could barely move by the next morning
"He's chalking his face, he's not Pavlo Escobar" 🤣🤣🤣
I really thought he had the speed... man, these guys are so close!! it will be done one day
Lift 505 kg off the ground is already a great feats that 99.9% of population can't ever do
I need to get back into power lifting. Inspiring!
This is a great attempt. In actual competition setting. Thought he had it.
50kg jump was just madness!!!
Hope he gets it eventually. So exciting. If he can strengthen his sticking point who knows
È possibile caricare tutta la competizione per intero?? Grazie🙏
I hope Asko Karu will recover and will also attempt the world record in a future! he got so unlucky past year, yet he was one of the favorites!
Some people think he was using fake plates but if he wasn't I'm more impressed with him. His lifts were raw
Geared lifting doesn't entertain me lol.
he is the strongest deadlifter apart from thor and eddie
@@robertwilliams5618 I do not think he was using fake ones! Otherwise he would not prepared himself for the world record attempt comp! He also said that in case the suit does not work for him then he could have been given world record attempt without suit.
can i clean here?
Ha ha, love to see that !
Very good.
Love to see that!
This is how you achieve a world record, you actually compete for it . No lifts in the basement or your garage. Train hard show up to the event and lift your ass off.
Ever heard of covid ?
@@J.c410 what is a "covid" 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@J.c410 yea we all lived through it a lot of other sporting events worked out during Covid or was postponed he took advantage of it. Brian Shaw said it didn’t seem legit either along with others I’m not the only one that feels this way.
@@rdotmitchell 95% of current standing strongman wormd record were done in one off events. Haftor's lift was programmed for the 2020 WUS competitiong, but quanranteen happened. They kept the exact same date for it as the ooner of the WUS feat of strength series. Why do we never hear any of you guys about Tom's atlas stone wr, Rob's american log press record, or Shivlyakov master deadlift wr that were done in the same series ? Eddie got to choose all the weight jumps, and all the resting times when he did it, to the detriment of benny and pritchett and all the others ( Brian even said in a Q&A he didnt enter the dedlift world champ that year for this very reason). Haftor decided to use the exact same weights as Eddie so peoppe woudln't complain, and had 15 mins timed rest times ( eddie took a whole 30min before his 500kg lift). By your logic most strongman records should be considered "not official", or "not in competition". Brian himself competed regularly in the Arnold record breker series were he got the atlas stone wormd record back then. Both Eddie's deadlift and log press pr were also done in one off events. Eddie himself had no issue claiming his 536kg 18 inch deadlift done in a library lifting boxes filled of books was an official world record. But once he started dissing Thor and people pit him against his contradictions, he instantly retckoned his claims and stated his 18 inch dedligt wasnt official. There is no goverrning body in strongman, Haftor's 501 was done with every officials you could ask for, and with stricter rules than the previous record holder. If that's not official enough for you, you're just need a reality check
That’s a solid effort. Just ran out of gas on the lock out, I’m sure Eddie would have been the first to congratulate him had he have got it.
225kg is incredible for an average man that goes to the gym. 505 will be done eventually but it shows just how good Eddie Hall was that day IN Competition
The fact that strongmen attempting to break it do it in very tiny increments, like 1 or 5 kg, 0.2-1% of 500kg, shows what an incredible feat it is, and maybe at the limits of what humans can do.
People that think Hafthor was petty for only going 1 kg over don’t have a clue how monstrous this weight really is. 500 kg deadlift was seen to be impossible for a long time, until Eddie risked his own life to prove it’s possible. Every kilogram above it is immensely respectable.
I’m excited to see the deadlift championship this year.
Haven't seen Shivlyakov since the Ukraine stuff started. It was absolutely awesome seeing him help Makarov get out of his suit was pretty awesome. Hope he gets it one day. If Pavlov stays healthy he definitely will. Dude is so young.
Hilarious how they always mention Thor did 501 "out of competition". That may be true, but it's also true that he did it... and easily.
Them the facts!
very different conditions. Ones in his home gym surrounded by his yes men, family and friends, whilst the other was on a live stage infront of 10000 people with other competitors doing the lift. Plus there was no sanctioning team member from WUS there for thors lift. Not exactly ideal for an undisputed WR is it.
@@MrA340fanyoagreed. We can't allow people to set world records from their home gym.
Eddie the beast, the official world record holder of the deadlift, home gym lifts do not count
You said it mate. Home gym lifts with pathetic 1 kilo increases don't count. Real men lift in competition and with significant jumps in weight.
I love Eddie Hall, but damn I was rooting for him to make it. Good effort
Just shows how impressive Eddie halls lift really was 😊
Hafthor's was even more impressive, more weight and he did it easily while Eddie nearly died lol.
@Aaron Barlow did it outside of competition, though. It really does make a difference
@@emulus4000 no it doesn't. A lift is a lift
@@aaronbarlow4376 I might be wrong as I’m a bit of a casual but out of competition and training for only deadlift is different to being in a strongman competition and being burnt out from other events they have to train for right?
@@emulus4000 No it doesn't and people need to stop thinking like this. Thor had everything setup 100% legit with past strongman present, weights calibrated and everything filmed. He lifted more than Eddie plain and simple and didn't almost kill himself. Thor absolutely could have lifted more that day as well. Eddie did it in a bigger event but it was catered specifically for him so Thor's setup being catered specifically for him is the same.
Hopefully he breaks the record next time, he certainly has the strength. Conditions have to be just right, but he can do it. It’s incredible how strong people can get. A strong person can deadlift 2.5x their body weight, but at a certain weight human physiology is pushed to its absolute limit. And it’s very difficult to break that barrier, even if you put on more muscle mass. When people preform lifts like this, they are literally in uncharted territory in terms of what is physically possible.
💪
The record must stay in the U.K.
@@Hamishtarah haha I wouldn’t mind that.
That's what Eddie Hall was talking about. At this level of weight it's not about physical limits. It's about mental one.
@@Hamishtarah
How? It's in Iceland already?
still gotta give him credit for actually lifting it somewhat off the ground, I can see him pulling it off eventually, you got this brotha!
Loved seeing shivlyakov running to help makarov! In strength sports, nationality or race has no place!!!
oUt Of CoMpEtItIoN cope harder
If Eddie got custom jumps different to the competition and non standardised rest times, it wasn't in comp either. Just at the same venue.
Anyway, you can tell comparing Makarov's lifts to Thor's warm up pulls that he doesn't have it in him. Of course, Thor looked like he had a lot of gas still in the tank after the 501 so maybe that's not a fair comparison.
Huge respect to all the guys, lift it or not these are some massive weights they are lifting. My max is 210 (72kg body) so to see them do close to 500kg is so amazing.
You pr Is still So impresive!
@@tomassudlik9763 thanks it was a proud day for me. 😎
But to see these guys lifting 475kg or more it is impressive
@@greenarrow219 Wow, 210 kg is amazing. My max is 170 (67 kg my weight).
Spectacular 👏👏👏
it s always better to call off the lift than injure yourself, well done guys
it's unreal how Thor made 501 look so easy
its crazy that pavlov who is so much younger can already lift over 500 of the ground. if his body can keep up with the gear he will defnitley reach some new records
Gama's 1200 kg stone lift is just astonishing
bro deadass he could have pulled that insane
I just had a stroke reading this
@@vitoron6055 Then you'll get a lot of strokes during your lifetime because it's only getting worse.
Eddie there humble as ever what a nice guy...just goes to show how amazingly strong big Eddie is and all them years ago still not beating his record?❤👏🔱
They are so strong and brave women, so proud of those elegant women
The fact that lads nowhere near a full lift can still physically inch half a tonne off the ground is still super impressive!
Чуть чуть!! Я так болел за Макарова .я думаю он сможет взять 505!
Он чуть не окочурился, врядли сможет, даже после попытки удар по организму бешенный, который его ослабит на долгое время
Рекорд пока стоит за Едди Холлом и Хафтором Бьернсоном, выше 500 никому не удавалось осилить, а так я надеялся на 505 кг, но видать не судьба
Эди и Хафтер поднимали сразу 500 и 501 не тратя силы на чуть меньшие веса
I didn't know Alex Jones had a Powerlifting Twin Brother. 🤣
I was there. What an amazing night.
that bar is bending like taffy on a hot summer day!!!❤❤😳😳😳
Eddie did it first and almost died, but Hafthor's lift was more impressive to me because he did it so effortlessly. That day he lifted 501 he was the strongest human ever.
A lot of people have lifted more than Eddie did... Never at a judged and official event. Always in home gyms... Should tell you something.
@@SC-ko9nk 4 people in the world doesnt sound like a lot especially when you consider Hafthor was able to break Eddie's record only after 4 years
Yeah I don’t get the home gym videos all PR stunts … they could have chocolate weights on …. Just go do
It officially if it was so easy!
Eddie took mankind to the limit and pulled it … OFFICIALLY!
He was also well rested and prepared in a gym, basically at hom. Eddie did it in a competition when he was already fucked up by all the other events.
@@6thsense464You have to admit the competition aspect could also help you.
Having hundreds, maybe even thousands of people screaming your name and cheering you definitely flood your system with adrenaline, thus helping your muscles to work better and allowing you a better performance.
Eddie well always be the legend
man that was CLOOOSE
Ah man that was so close!!! It’ll happen and Eddie will be the first to congratulate them.
Great performance by all lifters there, especially Ivan! It's just a shame that the world have not realized that the world recod belong to Haftor right now and has done for about two years... But well, soon somebody will beat that 501kg deadlift and hopefully we can all agree who the champ is 🤷
I think there's a difference between doing it in your own home and doing it in an internationally recognised competition with lots of other weight lifting. As amazing a feat as hafthors lift was. People here haven't just been training to deadlift. They have been training to do other things too. Which is why the importance of it being done in competition makes a huge difference.
@@Minister-Peter-V1-Church but that doesn’t change the fact that the Thor has the heaviest deadlift in history. Anybody else can do it the same way he did and they’re not hitting it. At least not yet
@@Minister-Peter-V1-Church Halls record was just him training for deadlift, he didnt compete in any other events. So no difference there.
Just one question. Who measured the weight that Haftor deadlifted? In a World competition every weight should be as is. I can lift 150 kg at home and i can say it was 170 kg...Who will judge me?
@@attilaszabo3618 Magnus ver magnusson, the same judge who weighs the weights at most world strongest man comps. He’s the most respected judge in the sport.
It's nice that they distinguish the difference between Eddie and Thor's lift.
Merely presenting the facts behind both lifts.
@@GiantsLiveSTRONGMAN but just the facts that fit your narrative. Because of covid the competitions were cancelled and Hafþór did the best he could do under those conditions.... and there was an international ref
Amazing weights yes and, amazing use of cocktail needles.
I was really glad to see that the very end Eddie give props to those guys. Maybe someone will break his record in competition but it will always be a small percentage of humanity that ever gets to those numbers.
lol Eddie hall retired at 29
No
Eddie hall will aleays be the G.O.A.T.
Hafthor was stronger but Eddie is more of a legend to me, he pulled 500kg when no one thought it to be possible
@@haventhebeast2671 then hafthor is the goat
@@shadeowedthalastson4970 notice how I said to me
@@haventhebeast2671 no one thinks eddie is the goat strongman except 13 year olds, when people call him the goat its usually in the context of being the best deadlifter ever. Which he is...
@@jacobsvetich8735 read what I said in my last reply 😃
Excellent 👍
Great attempt! Thought he had it. Eddie Hall is the Beast, though. Cheers from Michigan
The easy with which Thor did that 501 was mind blowing. He looked like he was just doing an air squat.
out of competition. who knows if it was 501kg?
@@RonaSpreader it was absolutely a good lift
I promise that wasn’t easy for Thor, he was just able to lift it fluidly that day. Which in part comes down to external conditions. It was a good day and lift for him, basically. I bet on a bad day he would be hitching, sh*tting his pants, and his eyeballs would pop out of his head.
Now if he started doing 501 for reps, or even a half rep, that would prove he can lift the weight relatively easily.
@@RonaSpreader 499 with 2kg of clothes lol
His father was weighing plates bro...
LOL "...and Eddie Hall still holds the record."
Cry Kiddo
@@vidar6387 Why do all Hafthor fanboys say 'cope' when it's him that never did it in competition?
@@Dmoriarty1993 Bro this guys comment is hating on Eddie hall
@@Dmoriarty1993 And Eddie hall holds the record is what the announcer said acknowledging hafthor never did it in competition, and this clown is quoting it like it isn't true,
He’s got this. Give him another 6 months, he will break the record.
Hasn't he been trying to get the record for like three plus years though?
Sooooo close Ivan you'll get it brother
Eddie Hall’s second place deadlift remains intact.
I don't know I think as it's an internationally recognised Contest with lots of other lifting. you can see that the presenters here still say Eddie halls record remains. There's a difference between doing it in your home not in a competition. And doing it in a competition.
I'm glad to hear they don't recognize Thors lift as the WR. Amazing lift that Eddie did that is still being chased.
Of course they won’t as Giants Live is run by Colin Bryce who’s business partners with Eddie
@@richardthomas3697 Regardless, Eddie's is the true WR.
@@richardthomas3697 doesn't matter, private gym records by crybabies with +1 kg doesn't count
Except Thors is recognised as the official heaviest deadlift, the only people who don’t accept it are Eddie and his fanboys
It wasn’t done in a private gym, yes Thor owns it but anyone can use it
Thor did 501 for 2 main reasons - it was enough to break the record and it left the door open for future strongmen to try and break the record
I have a gut feeling that we'll see the 505kg deadlift success within 2 years
Eddie Hall I remember every time i see 500kg deadlift
Thor holds the world record. Doesn’t matter where he pulls, weight is weight. There are millions of other people with personal spaces to deadlift in yet nobody has recorded their own 501kg lift? 🤔
And it had a recognised judge, all on camera with calibrated plates weighed on camera between lifts and shorter rest times than hall.
Calling Thor's out of comp is just a matter of branding. Can't have Thor's be official or the WR wasn't done at their comp.
I mean... Krzysztof Wierzbicki already pulled a 502.5 kg deadlift at 105 kg bodyweight like 8 months ago. Wasn't official but it happened
🤦🏻♂️a dude litreally pulled 502.5 kg🥴
@@mohammedarafatlone where’s the vid
@@mohammedarafatlone super impressive, but you can't pull Sumo in strongman.
Hafthor the only record holder💪💪
In owed gym get him to do in competition fact that he can’t cus he only got 501 cus he tine trained for deadlift while Eddie did his by doin wsm
@@craigkilburn810 lol i waited for trolls like you🤣 always the same non-sense argument. You must be stupid if you dont know that eddie only had 1 hour by car to do only a deadlift and then go to hospital. It was basically his backyard and he did not do any other events.. He inly came for deadlift, nothing more.. He could even decide when he was ready for the lift. And his weights were not weighted onfront of camera.
Thors weights were weighted infront camera. He had an official refereee. He did it on LIVE TV infront of how many live viewers? And he had not such long brraks between lifts.
It is an official guiness world record. So yes, thor is the only current record holder. It is legit. End of discussion.
I dont like if people still argue it was under "easier conditions" or some non-sense like that
Powerlifters struggling to lift 505kg deadlift...
Anatoly arrives.. "Can I try?"
Respekt 🙇♂️ 💪🏻
his attempt is still better than a home gym hero..
Do you want some fries with that salt?
@@richardthomas3697 My meat was poorly salted, I'll double dip... sorry double down on some salt, please!
Thor did it live on ESPN during nonsense quarantine, there was no other option. It's not a home gym, it's a gym he owns. People love to regurgitate bs, yall drama queens in a cult of eddie
@@Saturn-Matrix cry then
@@richardthomas3697 I want the special Icelandic french fries called plus one crybaby french fry and the exclusive salt that's only available in Iceland called cry me a river salt from the same outlet named plus one for one people. How much it will cost?
Nobody will remember who got 501kg or 505kg. But they will always remember who the first person was to Deadlift HALF A TON 🐐
I don't know who was the first sprinter to break the barrier of 10 seconds on 100 meters, but I sure as hell know who Bolt is.
@@fabiotieri3155 it was Jim Hines, you’re welcome!!
@@fabiotieri3155 Do you know who Roger Bannister was?
@@pranavps851 I had to look it up on Wikipedia; in my defense, running the mile isn't as popular as a sport as sprinting is.
@@neiljames84 Thank you Sir, I'll try to remember that!
Andre “the Giant” unofficially picked 2,000 lbs off the ground once.
Superb 👏👏👏 Amezing 🥰 powerful 💪💪💪💪 Man ❤️❤️❣️🥰
I've had a back injury. It resulted from an exercise making similar motions.
When I see people do things like this I almost cringe. It seems like this exercise, even with back support, could give you a few years of pain like I experienced, especially using that much weight.
Please be careful people.
Every athlete you see here is a pro, and for sure has dealt with nasty injuries at one point or another.
That's the best they could realistically hope for and also the least that's gonna happen to them, to be non-critically impaired and arriving at the age of retiriment without being completely crippled.
But doing so completely injury free?
I've never heard of a pro athlete who never run into an injury of some sort.
@@fabiotieri3155 I'm just saying "be careful." A serious knee in jury can end a football, or other athletic, career. A back injury can definitely end a great power lifting career.
@@lance3748 Yes...your advice is kind and makes total sense, in general, but unfortunately, not always carefullness is enough, especially in this sport and at this top level.
In fact, I'd go as far as to say that this kind of efforts *always* takes a toll on the body and are *never* meant for the better, in health terms.
Eating, weighting and training that much is putting too much stress on the body, more than it can recover from.
Anyway I'm rambling too much, have a great day/night! ☀️🌝
hafthor bjornsson 501kg deadlift
Wasn't in competition. It didn't count.
It is a exhibition
@@Slaeowulf pretty sure it did and hez the world record holder just like he destroyed Eddie in the ring
Not a world's record 😉
@@fbiopenup760 well you are mistaken. It wasn't in competition therefore it is counted as an uncalibrated lift.
İvan makarov sen çok kral bir adamsın Gürcistan’da yarışmada tanıştım seninle gördüğüm en güçlü adamsın helal olsun sana
Man, even adding 5 kg makes lot's of difference while lifting. So, even they are strongmen, still 30kg jump is lot bigger. But I hope, someone really break the record. I love to see people achieving something they really worked for and break human limits.
Delighted you mentioned the Icelander out of competition still lifted 501
Это просто невероятно 👍🏽
Макаров, ещё всем покажет, но и Наконечный тоже топ 🔝
500 or higher would not have been believed possible without the Beast paving the way