I don't consider this a true deadlift. Since the weight gradually increases as the tires individually come off the ground due to the flex in the bar. Different than a traditional barbell and plate deadlift.
I'm not a power lifter, but quite strong for my size. in my good form, I was able to lift a quarter of that on my neck and even dance with it. But each extra weight is a LOT! I was so proud of my 276 pounds and doing a dance with it, I repeated the show a few times to my friends, once I almost broke my back while dancing with that on my neck. Nothing happened but I felt the danger zone. I can't even begin to imagine what 500 pounds feel like and this guy easily deadlifted twice that
Back when I was 19 or pre brain surgery I could lift 250kg and MAN YOU BLEED OUT YOUR GENITALS, NOSE EARS THE LOT. I can only imagine this amount of weights effects 😂
@@kylecribbon2532 Wow, no I couldn't get close to 250kg. and this guy was lifting over 2 times that ammount.... It's insane pressure on the human body. I stopped lifting because of doctor's recommendation about weak retina, and apparently from that effort I can even go blind.
Can someone explain why Eddie Hall holds the record? If the weight is accurate, hall lifted just over 1102 lbs, and shaw lifted 1128 lbs. Both are phenomenal, I just wanna know why this isn't counted as the record
There's separate records for tires and regular size weights, because the large tires put the bar higher off the ground, making them a bit easier to lift.
Coz in Compitition ,u have to go from 420 then 440 then 460-70 then Eddie attempted 500kg ,at the end Only one guy who has left with enough energy tank to Lift 500kg was Eddie hall... no one was able lift that weight at that moment...But If it is just a one lift then Brain Shaw ,hafthor and Eddie offcourse all will lift 500kg anyday...but In compitition after lifting 420-70 weight part by part .. Hafthor ,brainshaw or etc no one was able to lift 500kg Except Eddie hall... that's why he holds the WR of 500kg and by the way u can also consider the above two comments 🤗
The Standard Deadlift is when the Bar is 9 inches from the floor. Hafthor Bjornsson holds the WR with 1105 lbs. Hummer setup is 15 inches from the floor. Those are different lifts. There are also 18 inch Deadlifts. The lower the bar height. The more difficult. Brian's Max weight at 9 inches is 1031 lbs.
Robert Rebholz I think its more about being an amazing show for the audience and being something that non-weight lifters can understand how heavy that is. For someone who is not into weight lifting, a 45 pound metal plate and a 100 pound metal plate look very similar. But a big truck tire, everyone knows that is "real heavy".
It's more of a spectacle lift than anything else, keep in mind at the end of the day the Arnold Classic is still meant to be seen as entertainment and impress an audience. He and other power lifters like him will still compete in traditional deadlifts and still go for world records, this is just yet another strongman event that keeps the sport interesting. The dude's still pulling half a ton, just in a different way. In no way is it any less impressive.
you also have to remember that Brian Shaw is 6'8". With the bar height up a few inches is the same as a 5'10" or 6'0" power lifter lifting an Olympic bar with the same weight. VERY impressive for Brian Shaw to lift that weight at his height.
@@TheBoyfriendOfYourWife I don't think you understand what leverage is... shorter people have an advantage because they don't have to move the bar as far.
lol 90% of the comments are the same question about who holds the world record. Guess none of them scrolled down to see that their question has been answered a million times already. Eddie has the record for normal size weights, Shaw *had* the record for tire deadlift. Except Zydrunas Savickas is the current record holder for tires, at 1155lbs.
Yes, and ir I am not mistaken Zydrunas Savickas did 550. BUT Brian's and Savickas's lifts were performed in this type of bar with these tires, wich makes it "easier" because: 1-The bar is higher, wich means less range of motion, and 2-The bar bends, so the weights don't come of the ground at the same time. If you look closely, the last tire doesn't come of the ground until Brian's hands are above the knees, so until that point he isn't technically lifting 511 kg. Edit : Savickas did not lift 550, it was the same as Shaw. I'm dumb :)
Because plates are harder to lift, there's physics behind this Basically plates are denser and their centre of gravity are very equal, while wheels will often bend and because of the bend, it will feel easier to lift the center of gravity off the ground, but the difference isn't that big tbh... Lifting 1128lbs of wheels is just as impressive as lifting 1102 of plates
Basically it works like this, the tires weight increased when they are lifted as the bar is bend making it easier to lift. If you look at Eddie Halls lift you can see the bar is straight at all times, the bar doesn't bend making it easier to lift.
Not taking anything away from shaws performance but eddies record is inhuman, its a shitton harder than what brian or zydrunas did. I doubt that considering their age that any of them can or will lift 500kg with normal weights
@@lambeefbiryani08 ROM: Range Of Motion. Also the flex in the bar allows the weight to not all come off the floor at once which also helps make this lift easier.
@@lambeefbiryani08 that means that Eddie had to apply more strength and power as it would seem heavier than this method even if it was the same weight. that's why Eddie currently holds the heaviest deadlift record
These strongmen are essentially superheroes, especially the best of the best, like Brian Shaw and Eddie Hall. They can pull off impossible strength feats like there are nothing.
Its a different type of deadlift. The tires raise the bar up, so less range of motion. The tires also stick out quite a bit and sag meaning the weight lifted is gradual. Its still an impressive lift, but a tad easier than a traditional deadlift.
I'm a bit confused. Eddie hall holds the deadlift record at 1102 pounds. So how is this more than that, yet still not the WR. Is there something I am missing? Please tell me!
Was this better than Thor and Eddie hall’s 500, and 501 kg lift? No it was more elevated and this wasn’t a raw lift, but it was still incredible don’t get me wrong
By strongman standards this was a raw lift. No deadlift suit or briefs and just standard deadlift straps. Eddie and Thor both wore a suit and used figure 8 straps which both assist in the lift. Not saying this lift was better than theirs but this was indeed raw
No way his heart can last long always going at this size and putting that much load on his body. People don't realize our hearts are made to operate a fit and lean body. Adding excess size, even if it's impressive, is not healthy.
+videoschmo honestly i think this is harder. just for the fact that when he lifts he uses mor back because of the size of the tires. and the downforce of the tires makes a huge difference
lol i dont want to be that guy, cause i can only do 1 plate deadlift for reps but, the bend in the bar its seem he only felt the full weight of it during his lock out, am i wrong? not criticizing, just wondering
y3wtub3 check out a few other videos of standard power lifting deadlifts let us know which one you think is the best ua-cam.com/video/i-ohUt92dGM/v-deo.html
+y3wtub3 Yes. there is a bend to the bar which in addition to how far out the tires go makes it a deadlift that gets progressively heavier as he reaches the end of the lift. This is somewhat easier than the standard deadlift which is why it is not recorded as a part of the standard deadlift world record. You can even find videos on youtube of him training for this lift with strength bands to simulate the increase of weight as the bar travels upward. To give you some perspective on the difference in difficulty between the two lifts, at the time that he did this lift his personal recorded best standard deadlift was 985 and the world record at the time was held by Eddie Hall at something like 1018 lbs. Brian has subsequently pulled what is the second heaviest deadlift in history at 1021 while Eddie Hall on the very same stage pulled 1026 lbs.
No, it's not the same, the range of motion is less, however, the bar bends when there's just that much weight on the bar, so it's not like he's using a cheap ass bar or something. There are deadlift bars which give a little whip, moreso than traditional stiff bars, he probably used the former.
David Crisostomo Jr. III it’s a different lift - the bar starting a lot higher makes it significantly easier than when Eddie Hall or Thor did their 500K and 501K respectively. Still an extremely impressive lift though.
Because this deadlift is elevated off the ground so you dont have to lift as much. The bar is nearly up to brians knee but the bar is only up to eddies ankle in the 500kg
For anyone who thinks this is fake just remember that science says our bones are 5 times stronger than concrete and bender than steel meaning they can bear a great weight before breaking. Also bone density is different for each person, that 180lb estimate is probably an average of many people. Not everyone has the genes to lift 500kg. Also don't forget some people have fast reacting muscles yet they lack In overall power ie sprinters and boxers( the speed is what really gives the power in boxing although overall strength does actually come into play) but deadlifters like this dude will likely have slower reacting muscles but he will use more muscle groups in tandem and with each muscle delivering more force over time hence he can achieve this amazing feat. Like I said before not every one is built to lift 500kg and plz don't be salty if you can't and instead want to call this "fake".
I'm so confused. Eddie hall has the "world record" 500kg which is 1102lbs, but brian just lifted 1128 and he doesn't have the world record??? someone please explain to me
This is a hummer tyre deadlift and eddies deadlift was a conventional deadlift. Both different records and the hummer tyre is at 15 inches which makes it slightly easier and the bar has a lot of flex so the fourth tyre takes a while to leave the ground.
@@idontknowagoodname3015 Yeah the one Shaw did is somewhat easier compared to what Hall did because you have to cover less distance from the ground making it somewhat easier compared to conventional deadlift. Still impressive feat.
height mostly, the tires on the sides are only lifted like a foot off the ground while the bar is 4 feet up, compared to plates where the bar has much less give so all the weight is at hip height not just the middle part.
How I felt at 8 when I moved a box for a teacher
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Dads have more than two chairs on each arm for the teacher.
That is so true
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Which makes this even crazier that year that this video was taking place he actually pulled that with a torn bicep . WOW
So thats basically one hand deadlift 1128 pounds but its very dangerous to do that with a torn bicep
Its really satisfying knowing brian shaw wears converse
I heard a lot of power lifters wear them cause they are so flat with no padding
He doesn't wear them when he's not deadlifting
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Got damn! I can barely wrap my mind around what these men can do! Brian's extraordinary!
No need to blaspheme
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@@maicon2kz even with steroids you cant lift 1.1k pounds. u are uneducated and sound dumb
And don't forget, the guy's an absolute gem, very gentle and nice.
@@maicon2kz Even with roids very few people in all of history could be able to lift that
I was gonna say he looks so much younger than now.....then realized this was 6 years ago lol
Yep. I remember watching this in 2014.
Make that 10
IDK y some ppl say Brian Shaw maxed out at 1073 when I've seen Shaw lift 1115 pounds so there ain't no doubt Shaw lift 1128
Yeah it’s not 1128. Eddie hall broke the record with a 500kg lift. This was around 485kg
I don't consider this a true deadlift. Since the weight gradually increases as the tires individually come off the ground due to the flex in the bar. Different than a traditional barbell and plate deadlift.
*That's not 1128 pounds at all*
This is 1073
@@SHSprostyle This is 1128, it's not considered the world record though because the bar is higher and bends more
Wow, this is amazing, superb, magnificent. I wish I could deadlift at least 500lbs once in a lifetime.
Dude right. I did 450 n was pretty damn happy with myself. I just wanna do a 500lb one time n I'll be satisfied lol
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511.65 kg :)
thank you
Actual weight is 1073lb or 486.70kg
What do you mean by actual weight? was it not 1128lbs?
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God damn he made that look HELLA easy
0:56 Can someone explain why he was bleeding from his nose after the lift? That's crazy!!
His nose capillaries burst due to excessive stress.
@@sulfur4270 Thanks for the answer. That's truly insane what the human body can be put through!!
@@Daniel-vh9lg While in pain, divert the thoughts to something else and see what the brain can do.Mystery indeed.
I'm not a power lifter, but quite strong for my size. in my good form, I was able to lift a quarter of that on my neck and even dance with it. But each extra weight is a LOT! I was so proud of my 276 pounds and doing a dance with it, I repeated the show a few times to my friends, once I almost broke my back while dancing with that on my neck. Nothing happened but I felt the danger zone. I can't even begin to imagine what 500 pounds feel like and this guy easily deadlifted twice that
500 lbs is heavy, 600 is brutal, 700 is painful.
Back when I was 19 or pre brain surgery I could lift 250kg and MAN YOU BLEED OUT YOUR GENITALS, NOSE EARS THE LOT. I can only imagine this amount of weights effects 😂
@@kylecribbon2532 Wow, no I couldn't get close to 250kg. and this guy was lifting over 2 times that ammount.... It's insane pressure on the human body. I stopped lifting because of doctor's recommendation about weak retina, and apparently from that effort I can even go blind.
Can someone explain why Eddie Hall holds the record? If the weight is accurate, hall lifted just over 1102 lbs, and shaw lifted 1128 lbs. Both are phenomenal, I just wanna know why this isn't counted as the record
Brian Shaw lifted tires and Eddie Hall lifted weight plates.
There's separate records for tires and regular size weights, because the large tires put the bar higher off the ground, making them a bit easier to lift.
Coz in Compitition ,u have to go from 420 then 440 then 460-70 then Eddie attempted 500kg ,at the end Only one guy who has left with enough energy tank to Lift 500kg was Eddie hall... no one was able lift that weight at that moment...But If it is just a one lift then Brain Shaw ,hafthor and Eddie offcourse all will lift 500kg anyday...but In compitition after lifting 420-70 weight part by part .. Hafthor ,brainshaw or etc no one was able to lift 500kg Except Eddie hall... that's why he holds the WR of 500kg and by the way u can also consider the above two comments 🤗
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Here's Brian beating Eddie lol real deadlift
The Standard Deadlift is when the Bar is 9 inches from the floor. Hafthor Bjornsson holds the WR with 1105 lbs. Hummer setup is 15 inches from the floor. Those are different lifts. There are also 18 inch Deadlifts. The lower the bar height. The more difficult. Brian's Max weight at 9 inches is 1031 lbs.
This should be a world record weight
Ronnie Coleman already beark it easily....
@@rajivsingh768 Ronnie would get smoked by any strongman. He's the goat in bodybuilding but power lifting is a different game
Amazing, but the organizers made a mistake with the whole tire thing -- diminishes the accomplishment.
Robert Rebholz I think its more about being an amazing show for the audience and being something that non-weight lifters can understand how heavy that is. For someone who is not into weight lifting, a 45 pound metal plate and a 100 pound metal plate look very similar. But a big truck tire, everyone knows that is "real heavy".
It's more of a spectacle lift than anything else, keep in mind at the end of the day the Arnold Classic is still meant to be seen as entertainment and impress an audience. He and other power lifters like him will still compete in traditional deadlifts and still go for world records, this is just yet another strongman event that keeps the sport interesting. The dude's still pulling half a ton, just in a different way. In no way is it any less impressive.
you also have to remember that Brian Shaw is 6'8". With the bar height up a few inches is the same as a 5'10" or 6'0" power lifter lifting an Olympic bar with the same weight. VERY impressive for Brian Shaw to lift that weight at his height.
Rob Arell , still the world record dead lifters are never short and this is because of the leverages they have
@@TheBoyfriendOfYourWife I don't think you understand what leverage is... shorter people have an advantage because they don't have to move the bar as far.
lol 90% of the comments are the same question about who holds the world record. Guess none of them scrolled down to see that their question has been answered a million times already.
Eddie has the record for normal size weights, Shaw *had* the record for tire deadlift. Except Zydrunas Savickas is the current record holder for tires, at 1155lbs.
Legend has it the street outside shook when he dropped at finish.
Such a great athlete! He is my 2nd greatest power lifter of all time 1st being mariuz pudzianowski. However both great great athletes!!!
Lol big Z and Brian Shaw >>>> mariuz
These guys look like super-heroes from a comic book, lifting objects that are literally bigger than them.
So, he beats Eddie's and Thor's deadlift record, right? Eddie lifted 500kg, Thor lifted 501kg, and Brian lifted 511kg.
Yes, and ir I am not mistaken Zydrunas Savickas did 550. BUT Brian's and Savickas's lifts were performed in this type of bar with these tires, wich makes it "easier" because:
1-The bar is higher, wich means less range of motion, and 2-The bar bends, so the weights don't come of the ground at the same time. If you look closely, the last tire doesn't come of the ground until Brian's hands are above the knees, so until that point he isn't technically lifting 511 kg.
Edit : Savickas did not lift 550, it was the same as Shaw. I'm dumb :)
@@RigoOXx so how much is he actually lifting since it was heavy to him
Pretty sure this is less range of motion than a typical deadlift which makes it a bit easier. Still absolutely insane tho
Didn't knew converse are soo good at lifting
It's. Cos they got very hard bottoms
anything with low heel is gut for deadlift.
Did the judges approve the lift?
So why Thor acting all high and mighty beating Eddie Hall’s lift of 500kg by lifting 501kg, when clearly Brian lifted more than both of them here?
Because plates are harder to lift, there's physics behind this
Basically plates are denser and their centre of gravity are very equal, while wheels will often bend and because of the bend, it will feel easier to lift the center of gravity off the ground, but the difference isn't that big tbh... Lifting 1128lbs of wheels is just as impressive as lifting 1102 of plates
can some1 explain whi Eddie Hall haves the deadlift record with 500 kg ? (1102lb) is this in a diffrent categori or something?
Yes. Not calibrated plates and a strongman event. Don´t know about the bar. The bar is also higher in the starting position due to the tires.
Basically it works like this, the tires weight increased when they are lifted as the bar is bend making it easier to lift. If you look at Eddie Halls lift you can see the bar is straight at all times, the bar doesn't bend making it easier to lift.
Not taking anything away from shaws performance but eddies record is inhuman, its a shitton harder than what brian or zydrunas did. I doubt that considering their age that any of them can or will lift 500kg with normal weights
@@user-hx9gl9ov6t your crazy if u can't see the bar bend
D R dude 500kg is about 1,102 lbs
And then there's Alexei Novikov who deadlifted almost 1200 pounds.
So did Brian
can someone help me understand the difference between this and Eddie hall deadlifting 500KG?
This variation of deadlift is easier with less ROM. The conventional DL (Eddie’s) is full raw power and strength with full ROM. Insane.
@@blustu6032 ROM??
@@lambeefbiryani08 ROM: Range Of Motion. Also the flex in the bar allows the weight to not all come off the floor at once which also helps make this lift easier.
@@lambeefbiryani08 that means that Eddie had to apply more strength and power as it would seem heavier than this method even if it was the same weight. that's why Eddie currently holds the heaviest deadlift record
@@Soumesh0 wowww
These strongmen are essentially superheroes, especially the best of the best, like Brian Shaw and Eddie Hall.
They can pull off impossible strength feats like there are nothing.
He made it look easy.
Can you inagine this guy on an offensive line?
I suffered a hernia just watching this video.
Character too op plz nerf
Can someone tell me why it says Halfthor Bjornson holds the record at 1102, when Brian's 9 years ago was 1128????
Its a different type of deadlift. The tires raise the bar up, so less range of motion. The tires also stick out quite a bit and sag meaning the weight lifted is gradual. Its still an impressive lift, but a tad easier than a traditional deadlift.
@@SvendleBerries ty for ur explanations man!!
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You're welcome :D
why did they make a big deal about eddie hall deadlifting 500kg(1,102lbs) when brian lifted 1,128lbs
Completely different lift bro. Different bar, different weights.
This starts higher to the ground which makes it easier to lift
His nose was bleeding like a super hero using all their power!!
He's not a Man 😢 he's a beast ❤
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I'm a bit confused. Eddie hall holds the deadlift record at 1102 pounds. So how is this more than that, yet still not the WR. Is there something I am missing? Please tell me!
Because Eddie is using Olympic weights whereas Brian used tires. It's significantly easier to lift the tires as the bar is higher off the ground.
Was this better than Thor and Eddie hall’s 500, and 501 kg lift? No it was more elevated and this wasn’t a raw lift, but it was still incredible don’t get me wrong
By strongman standards this was a raw lift. No deadlift suit or briefs and just standard deadlift straps. Eddie and Thor both wore a suit and used figure 8 straps which both assist in the lift. Not saying this lift was better than theirs but this was indeed raw
Was wondering how heavy the bar is
The bar is counted with the tires
Great lift but it has a biomechanical advantage in that the last tyres leave the ground later when the bar is in a higher position.
Also the bar is higher to begin with if u compare to normal plates
Teacher: I need someone strong to help me move those chairs:
4th grade me:
Bruh I can only deadlift 220 that’s insane
How much can you lift now?
@@EarthIsFlat456 he probably close to 300 maybe
@@yasselpupo6688 maybe 405 now
This guy make an average person look like a little mini person.
How does Eddie hall have deadlift record if this is over 500kg
DORIAN PRIME Because the tyres raise the bar up hugely off the floor. This actually isn’t a conventional deadlift, it’s more like a rackpull
@@Frogge.777 too be fair Brian is 5 inches taller and heavier than hall during his lift
@@Byzantine_Orthodox_Christian very true, it's so much harder for Brian just because of the height. I think the tires kinda evened it out
-carries a whole grocery store in shopping bags with his fingers-
can someone explain to me why isn't this the deadlift world record? this is heavier than eddie hall's deadlift right?
Needs to be with blades
I couldn't even do that in my dreams ...
Pre-full bearded Brian Shaw was a different breed
why is the record still the 500kg by eddie hall?
Brian Shaw lifted tires, Eddie Hall lifted weight plates.
Look how much the tires take off the actual lift, Eddie used a calibrated bar and weights.
I feel like if aliens ever do invade we should send people like Brian Shaw and Eddie Hall…
What’s your deadlift?
Brian: 8 tires
No way his heart can last long always going at this size and putting that much load on his body. People don't realize our hearts are made to operate a fit and lean body. Adding excess size, even if it's impressive, is not healthy.
he doesn't use knee support?
Someone explain why this isnt considered a world record? Currently Thor holds the record for less weight
That was a tough pair of converse shoes
Avery normal workout of brian shaw 🗿
I thought Eddie Hall has the Heaviest Deadlift of all?
Jaren Montaos olympic bar is harder
Strongman Lifts world record or not they don’t count that’s why Eddie hall did the 500 kilo deadlift at giants live
@@Akklipz Why is it harder?
@@EarthIsFlat456 lower to the ground meaning more distance to travel. And I meant Olympic plates aswell as bar.
@@Akklipz That can't be true, the lower it's to the ground the less work is required to lift it from the ground. It's basic physics my friend.
I'm confused.. if this is the world record? then how did Eddie hall just beat the record with less weight than this
that's what I'm wondering
+videoschmo honestly i think this is harder. just for the fact that when he lifts he uses mor back because of the size of the tires. and the downforce of the tires makes a huge difference
+DIhard Gaming true
It a different type of deadlift this one is alot easier
Nobody currently alive is able to beat eddie's deadlift as it stands.
I was thinking "Damn that didn't seem that hard for him he could lift more...." (Sees him bleeding) "oh."😳
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How they said eddi hall world record while this is heavier than what he lift
lol i dont want to be that guy, cause i can only do 1 plate deadlift for reps but, the bend in the bar its seem he only felt the full weight of it during his lock out, am i wrong? not criticizing, just wondering
y3wtub3 check out a few other videos of standard power lifting deadlifts let us know which one you think is the best ua-cam.com/video/i-ohUt92dGM/v-deo.html
+y3wtub3 Yes. there is a bend to the bar which in addition to how far out the tires go makes it a deadlift that gets progressively heavier as he reaches the end of the lift. This is somewhat easier than the standard deadlift which is why it is not recorded as a part of the standard deadlift world record. You can even find videos on youtube of him training for this lift with strength bands to simulate the increase of weight as the bar travels upward. To give you some perspective on the difference in difficulty between the two lifts, at the time that he did this lift his personal recorded best standard deadlift was 985 and the world record at the time was held by Eddie Hall at something like 1018 lbs. Brian has subsequently pulled what is the second heaviest deadlift in history at 1021 while Eddie Hall on the very same stage pulled 1026 lbs.
Pause the video right when it gets to knee level. Both of the end tires are already off the ground. I thought the same when I saw it
I am not sure I understand. Are you saying that it is the same as a regular deadlift?
No, it's not the same, the range of motion is less, however, the bar bends when there's just that much weight on the bar, so it's not like he's using a cheap ass bar or something. There are deadlift bars which give a little whip, moreso than traditional stiff bars, he probably used the former.
That's a great converse advertisement.
Each tire/tyre weighs 64 kg so he's deadlifting a total of 512 kg.
Converse boots: am I a joke to you?
How did he not pass out
Wow
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Even if that was 1128lbs it’s no record. That bar was hella elevated compared to most deadlifts thanks to the tire. I don’t consider this legit.
why is he bleeding at the end?? burst blood vessel...??? damn
Why is he not the world record holder for deadlift?
David Crisostomo Jr. III it’s a different lift - the bar starting a lot higher makes it significantly easier than when Eddie Hall or Thor did their 500K and 501K respectively. Still an extremely impressive lift though.
Because the tires don't leave the ground right away so it is a bit easier. Not easy by any means though lol
Aren’t tire based weights more difficult to lift than regular weights because the torque on the bar is a lot more?
Quite the opposite
Is this heavier than what Eddie hall weighed
How many brian shaw would correspond to the strength of a well conditioned bucking bull?
Why do people make such a big deal out of Eddie Hall's 500kg deadlift when this weighs more and this also happened first?
Because this deadlift is elevated off the ground so you dont have to lift as much. The bar is nearly up to brians knee but the bar is only up to eddies ankle in the 500kg
Exactly me when I am shitting.
For anyone who thinks this is fake just remember that science says our bones are 5 times stronger than concrete and bender than steel meaning they can bear a great weight before breaking. Also bone density is different for each person, that 180lb estimate is probably an average of many people. Not everyone has the genes to lift 500kg. Also don't forget some people have fast reacting muscles yet they lack In overall power ie sprinters and boxers( the speed is what really gives the power in boxing although overall strength does actually come into play) but deadlifters like this dude will likely have slower reacting muscles but he will use more muscle groups in tandem and with each muscle delivering more force over time hence he can achieve this amazing feat. Like I said before not every one is built to lift 500kg and plz don't be salty if you can't and instead want to call this "fake".
I'm so confused. Eddie hall has the "world record" 500kg which is 1102lbs, but brian just lifted 1128 and he doesn't have the world record??? someone please explain to me
This is a hummer tyre deadlift and eddies deadlift was a conventional deadlift. Both different records and the hummer tyre is at 15 inches which makes it slightly easier and the bar has a lot of flex so the fourth tyre takes a while to leave the ground.
@@reubenlloyd8097 Brian has also done 504kg in his gym but that doesn't count as not officially recorded
@@jimmylives Brian's Max 9 inch deadlift is 1031 lbs (467.5 kg).
And women say that men are weak 💪
thats insane .
I thought this was the world record. Didnt eddie lift 1102?
Different lifts, can't compare them.
@@st-gw1wz oh ok
@@idontknowagoodname3015
Yeah the one Shaw did is somewhat easier compared to what Hall did because you have to cover less distance from the ground making it somewhat easier compared to conventional deadlift. Still impressive feat.
@@st-gw1wz yes that's what I was wondering.
Real shame he didnt do it with normal dealift, that might finally have stopped the eddie vs thor clown show.
If that was a normal deadlift he would’ve died
He was never close to 500 on regular deadlify
Cmon. This aint no tie with eddie, use the same weight and bar then its a tie.
Look at the year of this video, dude.
He actually makes it look easy lol
Thats blaster from thunderdome
I have permission to download the video
eddie did more weight but with calibrated plates tho
This is confusing i thought eddie hall had the record of 500kg or 1102 pounds
Two different types of Equipment tho. This tire thing is closer to the knees, therefore easier to lift.
@@TheChoppierre oh ok thanks
He pulled a heavier weight after too
Yeah big whoop the tires aren’t even attached to a truck?
Last time I made a deadlift of 700Kgs
brian shaw
What the fuck 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
The guy was literally bleeding 😂😂😂❤❤
I weep for humanity 😢😢😢
And I bitch to myself about difficult it is for me to flip my mattress.
And then Savickas took it away.
I think I got a hernia watching this 😅😅
didn't he lift more than Eddie Hall?
Yes, but this bar is more easy to lift
Bhai shap🙏🙏👌👌
isnt this deadlift world record ?
no because the bar he used is different and they used tires instead of actual weights which makes it easier since it's higher off the ground
General AT-2 "Grabbers"
I’m confused. How did Eddie set the deadlift record?
height mostly, the tires on the sides are only lifted like a foot off the ground while the bar is 4 feet up, compared to plates where the bar has much less give so all the weight is at hip height not just the middle part.
Who'd have thought lifting air could be this difficult 😂