Of course great job to the women but Chad has way more raw strength. He just doesn’t know how to use it. He just walked up and did 100kg first time in his life with no proper form. If he has equal gym experience to the others he would easily crush them. Good luck Chad!!! 🦍😂🦍 My grind 🗺️: instagram.com/bill_tegos?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA%3D%3D&
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I'd say ignorance. Even in the LGBT community is common knowledge that transitioning from male to female will strip of your vis/strength bc you're forcing your body to decrease its testosterone produciton.
Dude didn't even train, he just walked up. -honestly though, letting people who have little experience do this is dangerously irresponsible. It doesnt take much to make a mistake and injure yourself on a deadlift.
@redsunrises8571 was about to comment the same thing. First time i start deadlift (like baby level kind of weight), my back sores for a whole weak because my form was shit. Bench press will that many people around as spotter is much safer.
@@redsunrises8571yeah but then all the men would absolutely destroy the women. The first time I ever bench pressed I didn't sleep the night before, hadn't eaten breakfast and was running on redbull and I lifted 60kg for reps, whereas 60kg is quite a respectable weight for female lifters
@@j.menapace625 We have to take into account his lifestyle. If he is someone that does manual labor (construction, farmer, hvac etc) then he would be strong as a beginner. But if he works in a job that has no physical activity and doesn't do anything physically demanding then this is an achievement for him.
@@Distress. It's impressive that he's lifting below what people who have never lifted weights before are expected to lift? You realize you're making no sense, right?
00:28 if you watch the full video, the girl only reacts that way because Chad’s form is bad and she was worried for his back. The editor makes it look like she doesn’t want Chad to be strong.
@@jirisladek7951 the editor seems to have some closeted hate for women. In this video he has to over and over say chad is stronger he just doesn’t know the form. And a “man is naturally stronger than a woman” ok yeah no shit but these are trained women clearly and he’s not stronger them. It’s weird how he try’s to discredit them for no reasons. If he trained could he be stronger? Sure, but he doesn’t and he isn’t. Everyone in this line besides chad clearly trains hard and deserves props
I remember when I was starting my gym journey and at previous work there was a girl who was fatter and we were discussing some matter in which we had different opinions. When she ran out of arguments she said something along the lines like "I have a bigger arm like you", I looked at her seeing that it was more fat than muscle but I just bit my tongue and moved on. I regret not stating the truth up to this day
i wouldn't be able to hold my laughter in that situation lol. But i don't get in these kinds of situations anyways. I only talk to my brother and the trainers at the gym.
He didn't know what he was doing and was able to do that? Dang, hope he gets into it. Sometimes you can find a natural talent for something in the weirdest of ways.
Do you evenly lift? That is below average for an untrained guy his size. It’s actually embarrassing that his is so uncoordinated and unatheletic. This should be a wake up call for him.
@@GetBack2023Now He literally said that he didn't go to the gym. He is just doing it with natural strength. If he does go to the gym, he could get a lot better.
The editor cut it out but the whole reason why that lady seemed to faint was because of said poor form which she stated after he lifted it. I didn't see the full video but it was definitely addressed at least.
I definitely remember the first time I had this discussion with a girl, about men being naturally way stronger: I was looking at her like she was drunk, she was looking at me like a just snapped her puppy's neck right in front if her. You could tell both our realities broke, it was certainly a moment.
It's not even just muscle. it's like a dozen differnet things. - Muscle Fibers -Bone Density -Metabolism -More Human Growth Hormone production - Hand-to-Eye Coordination -Spatial Awareness(Partly why women are worse drivers) -Reaction Timing -Dopamine and Adrenaline production -Different Bone structure I can go on and on. We're on two whole differnet planes of existence. Some weak, random nerd could DESTROY a pro Female athlete in a fight if he wanted to, he could snap her like twig. I say this as an MMA fighter who has trained DOZENS of Women
@@scythianking7315 if the Spatial awareness and Reaction Times differences are true, it would explain men's absolute domination in E-Sports, such as FPS games and League of Legends. Which would make sense since the hunts were done mostly by men, and these atributes would be important for survival
@@VrilShill dangerous too. Imagine a girl who’s grown up in a society that tells her she’s just as strong as a man, and one day she gets into a fight with a man and she doesn’t back down because she thinks she can take him. She could legitimately get killed, most men with any decent amount of muscle mass could kill most women with one well placed punch. It’s scary
The dead lift is actually a very dangerous choice for someone inexperienced with it. It requires proper form to avoid injury which is why the other men have worried looks when Chad does that particularly wonky lift.
Altho ngl those smaller females were pretty strong, 345 deadlift for a girl of that size is wild, so they probably thought that the big gal could lift a lot more
@@glenncase3659yes lmao it does, a bigger person is likely to be stronger, it's not definite tho. Why do you think mosy of the world's strongest men are 300-450 pounds lmfao
@@herohunter5961 I was commenting on the video. Even large well trained women are not going to outlift a smaller man. I know several "small" men that can outlift much bigger men. I don't worry about the "strongest men" because they train for their competitions all day everyday.
@@glenncase3659 Usually being bigger does mean you are stronger, Im only about 74kg, and I can "only" deadlift 170 after 7 months of 6 days a week training. I think if Chad here who probs weighs around the 100 if not more depending on his heigt, could outlift me in about 2 months of training.
0:28 she only reacted that way because his form was bad, and was worried for his back. The editor in the making of this video made it look like she didn’t want Chad to be strong. So maybe sometimes his videos are actually not true when it doesn’t seem like it, be careful when you watch his videos guys…
If you go to the gym to get in shape don’t let this bother you it doesn’t matter at all , you can get in shape without doing heavy ass weight deadlift though 🤷🏽♂️
@Soap.-- No, I do Nordic hamstrings, calf raises, and lunges as well. Squats are the King of leg exercises though, if you're skipping that then you are practically skipping leg day.
After around 1-2 years of intermittent training, I can do reps on deadlift for 100kg. A untrained guy doing 100kg is quite a good number. And the women were in fact correct. There is no shame in being physically weaker if you haven't started training, the shame is only if you complain about it and never train.
Didn't know lifting 100kg was that big of a thing before reading the comments here. I just joined a gym and my second time deadlifting I do 100kg x 5 reps. I am 73kg though at 5'8ish.
@@tarun9542same thing, lifted 100kg at like 17 yo and, like, almost anyone around me were +- same age and also lifted it, either russian teens are stronger than worlds average or guys in the comments a bit exaggerating to make a compliment
After a knee injury from a year ago I still haven't been able to deadlift my weight PR, I'm close to it right now I'm just 35lbs behind but this is motivating me to beat that PR... One of my New Year's Resolutions of 2024 is to beat my deadlift PR
@@DarkTallahassee Thanks for explaining! Can this be avoided in any way? Like deadlifting while pushing outward with a resistance band around the calves?
@@l0necroc Height makes ALL the difference in the world when dealing with Girls.......... but you are right, height makes no difference in powerlifting.
@@fusiontoa18 Long legs bad for squat and deadlift, long arms bad for bench press. If you are tall, you can only go to heavyweight division where you need to get super big, super fat to get competitive. And even there will be shorter big men who can beat you
@@l0necroc no it does, if 2 men workout for exactly same amount of time with same weight and same diet the taller one is still gonna be stronger, its really simple
Has already been determined also tested out by randoms: if a male boy of around 13 does not (have to) hold back, he can quite easily overpower an adult female
This is true, that is why Socrates said: "No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable". All normal men have the potential for wonderful strength.
I am female and my whole Ive always casually lifted and worked blue collar jobs, I am 5'4 and weight about 160 at my peak. My two friends worked in an office, played videos games, one of them has MS and the other was stoner. One friend is 5'10 and weighed about 240, the other was 5'7 and weighed about 140. One day at an anime convention he invited me to, I had an idea to pass the time as we waited for a panel I thought hey lets arm wrestle, there were a few other people in our groups. Of course everyone was sure Id win as I rather active and strength trained but I lost to both of them, I could barely get their arm to the half way mark before I lost. I have never arm wrestled against a guy to this day.
They were both taller and heavier than you. Ofc you would naturally lose. I beat my female tutor at that who lifts but is about 4'11. I was about 15 and 5'5 or 5'6. While I do lift and and lift a heavy bag on my back too I didn't have a good diet and other stuff. I'm also a girl but I beat her without trying really.
I've been working for at least 2 years now, so it kinda pisses me off and discourages me sometimes seeing people who never go to gym and are just strong as hell. However, im not gonna stop pushing and surpassing myself. NEVER
Dont be so butthurt malik. Some people are born strong, Others make great jumps in strenght when training. And most of us fall somewhere in the middle. And then theres always people who have it worse than you.
@fusiontoa18 yeah, I made it seem as if I'm more mad than I actually am. I honestly enjoy seeing people lift in general now and always tell myself that I don't need to be some alpha Chad in highschool. That's the worst place to be one
I don’t understand why they didn’t get an actual trainer to teach the deadlift to him. I can get someone to do an almost perfect rep in 15 minutes. Great work to Chad by all means but a severe lack of safety on their end
Chad was in danger of severe backinjury... They shouldve just armwrestled Stupid point to make anyways. Its really annoying, sad and disturbing that the majority of humanity does not seem to understand or know the concept of overlapping bellcurves...
the problem is that those woman trained for years and look strong but the man are just some average dudes, this shows you how stronger us man are than woman
Its a thing ive noticed. Theres a push to actively remove the notion that men and women are different. But you should embrace those differences They are what makes us attracted to each other. So make sure you shine in the things you're naturally more gifted in than women. Hell, show it off when the opportunity arises. I dont know of a single woman who doesn't like it when her man lifts her up
The way she's saying wild shit like "I bet I can take you in a boxing fight" is ridiculous knowing that obviously men shouldn't put their hands on women like that. She's lucky af to be a female because if that were a dude saying that crap, they would actually have to fight.
@@sachinjoshi1386yes, but his form was whack, that’s why he couldn’t (or imo wasn’t allowed) to lift anything heavier for the sake of his back. If he learnt how to lift proper form, he’d be up there with the other guys for sure.
@@rhett3185 the keywords being "if he learnt how to lift" . Strength depends on who learns and practices the most, not the gender. That's exactly my point.
It's such a sign of insecurity when you have to publicly make clear that you can outlift someone else in the same room, be confident, be happy about your results, don't compare yourself to others, learn or teach, don't hate or brag.
i haven't seen the full video, so i don't know if melissa is also a random woman or if she has experience with lifting. but it's actually cool to see she being able to lift that much. still, it's not really a fair comparison to compare someone with experience and someone without experience. so obviously you're gonna be stronger than him, which isn't a lie. but see, even on his first time, he was able to lift about 20kg less than her. imagine if he had at least 1 month training. overall, everyone is strong here.
If you watch the full video, it is actually wholesome. The editor just makes it look like the girls are bad. Some of this channel's videos are misleading.
I'm the only young man in my family with 7 sisters/female cousins, we're all in our late 20's and a few of them are older than me. I'm stronger than all of them by far despite the fact I haven't been to a gym for 5 years and my only exercise is the fairly long walk I do on my daily work commute. Two of them go to the gym multiple times per week and are very health focused, another goes once per week. None of them focus on lifting or strength training but it is a part of their routines. Genetically my parents are both short and have never done anything strength based for work or leisure in their lives. Some of the other parents though are quite athletic and one was a strong semi-pro rugby player for many years. Given all the above it's pretty clear that I haven't given myself any advantage or put any effort into being stronger than my female family members but I am BY DEFAULT. I'm sure as little kids we were about the same but it became very clear during our teenage years that I was stronger. Anyone that denies the vast majority of men are stronger than women is an incredibly ignorant person that must have no life experience. I remember things like moving a pool table with me fine on one end and two female cousins on the other struggling or helping my sister move into a 4th floor apartment up stairs and while the guys moving furniture got tired over time, the girls helping could barely manage 1 box the whole way up. It's not offensive to accept natural biological differences.
I'm no scientist but I am pretty sure an untrained 160cm man can beat an untrained 200cm woman. Idk how women think any man under 6ft is weak, and that they themself are somehow stronger.
When i first tried deadlifting, conventional ofc, i managed to pull 120-130 kg, then it only grew from there, i definitely have a height advanage at only 5'8'' I did of course hurt my back a little because i was a newbeginner.
That's what matters most tbh, when people stop heavy lifting regularly they lose strength fast. Most guys lose 50-100lbs off their deadlift when they take a few weeks or months off. It can take nearly as long to get the strength back. That's why I train mostly hypertrophy, I took two months off and didn't lose any muscle at all, just kept protein high
My PR is 265 x 3 and I'm a 5'4 170lbs woman lol you would never think I could lift that just by looking at me. So no, just cause you're, bigger doesn't mean you are stronger. But I know if he started working out, dude would be a BEAST!!!
@@darkoale3299 You've missed her point too, she meant that if someone is big that doesnt automatically mean hes strong and if someone is small that doesnt mean hes automatically weak, also she probably knows that men are stronger, no reason to put her down, shes strong for a woman and thats all it should matter to her
I just started doing CrossFit. There are women at the gym who lift more than me, but many have been lifting for a long time and I'm still working on my form before trying to max out. They wouldn't be close to my power on a rower or echo bike.
Given she could dl 265 it was a good guess when he doesnt workout and never trained dl's tbh. The avg male is not lifting that much with zero training, dude is a natural phenom.💪
@@ryantylerMachete i don't understand the point of disagreeing with a fact you can just figure out by typing "what is the average deadlift for an untrained man" in google.
Anything under 405 is wild weak for deadlift, but I’m always shocked how strong women think they are when they are in their 20 - 30, and their max is always a warm up
To be fair,that girl still is pretty strong And Chad is a tall,naturally decently built guy. If we had the average guy that woman’s height,she would have a really good chance at winning. But it’s on her for underestimating a tall person
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Of course great job to the women but Chad has way more raw strength. He just doesn’t know how to use it. He just walked up and did 100kg first time in his life with no proper form. If he has equal gym experience to the others he would easily crush them. Good luck Chad!!! 🦍😂🦍
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So what is the proper form?
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I still struggle to understand how people can not understand that men biologically are stronger
I'd say ignorance. Even in the LGBT community is common knowledge that transitioning from male to female will strip of your vis/strength bc you're forcing your body to decrease its testosterone produciton.
People with Brain damage, Even a Gen z girl would be pissed if they are told that men are stronger than women
People keep lying to them until they believe it
It's become reality for them
What a sad world we lives in
Hurts their ego seeing people better than them in anything in life but with physical ability it's even more apparent.
Everyone understands it. The idiots just don't want to admit it, cuz they're still in primary school and it's not cool to say that.
Imagine if he starts working out he’ll be an absolute unit
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He'll be a walking meat tower. 🤣
No doubt, hes big dude. but any man who can't deadlift two plates trained or not is nothing short of pathetic.
for real if chad would work out he would turn into a giga chad ;)
First DL and almost 100kg, how tf
Dude didn't even train, he just walked up.
-honestly though, letting people who have little experience do this is dangerously irresponsible. It doesnt take much to make a mistake and injure yourself on a deadlift.
Bench press probably would've been a safer option. Easier to spot, fewer body parts to injure, simpler movement
@redsunrises8571 was about to comment the same thing. First time i start deadlift (like baby level kind of weight), my back sores for a whole weak because my form was shit. Bench press will that many people around as spotter is much safer.
@@redsunrises8571yeah but then all the men would absolutely destroy the women. The first time I ever bench pressed I didn't sleep the night before, hadn't eaten breakfast and was running on redbull and I lifted 60kg for reps, whereas 60kg is quite a respectable weight for female lifters
Women have virtually no upper body strength comparatively besides maybe core.
As someone who pulled their back sneezing I approve this message.
What can I say? He sure does live up to his name! 💪
how? he got out lifted by a tiny petite woman
@@spIasher lmao but i still don't understand why he stopped at 106 he couldve gone for more clearly
@@AliJ-cf3md Probably, they told him not to risk an injury. He definitely had the strength, but he also needed some training to fix his technique.
@@dvorszkydavid9140 Yeah i see
He eats grandma's food for sure
just because the are bigger doesnt mean they are stronger keep up the grind boys 🦍
Exactly Anatoly is a great example for that.
By bigger you mean fatter
She's a great example of the majority of women in America: fat
Ok but why are we putting the girl down, she is allowed to think she might be stronger than someone.
@@Yes-jq8tk she is allowed, but it doesnt mean she is correct lmfao
Chad could be an absolute unit, I mean to do 235 with 0 training Is impressive
No, it isn't. It's below beginner-level numbers for a man his size.
i mean hes called chad
@@j.menapace625 We have to take into account his lifestyle. If he is someone that does manual labor (construction, farmer, hvac etc) then he would be strong as a beginner. But if he works in a job that has no physical activity and doesn't do anything physically demanding then this is an achievement for him.
@@j.menapace625 Yes that's why its impressive. You realize majority of the population isn't even at beginner level right.
@@Distress. It's impressive that he's lifting below what people who have never lifted weights before are expected to lift? You realize you're making no sense, right?
00:28 if you watch the full video, the girl only reacts that way because Chad’s form is bad and she was worried for his back. The editor makes it look like she doesn’t want Chad to be strong.
Good bit of info, shame the editor doesn't bother to elaborate.
@@jirisladek7951 the editor seems to have some closeted hate for women. In this video he has to over and over say chad is stronger he just doesn’t know the form. And a “man is naturally stronger than a woman” ok yeah no shit but these are trained women clearly and he’s not stronger them. It’s weird how he try’s to discredit them for no reasons. If he trained could he be stronger? Sure, but he doesn’t and he isn’t. Everyone in this line besides chad clearly trains hard and deserves props
@@bradyblankenship9182there are videos that make men loook bad so why not
I don't rly have much to say besides real af@@bradyblankenship9182
@@bradyblankenship9182ahaha no😂
He has that MAN strength that comes naturally from being named Chad...
I remember when I was starting my gym journey and at previous work there was a girl who was fatter and we were discussing some matter in which we had different opinions. When she ran out of arguments she said something along the lines like "I have a bigger arm like you", I looked at her seeing that it was more fat than muscle but I just bit my tongue and moved on. I regret not stating the truth up to this day
i wouldn't be able to hold my laughter in that situation lol. But i don't get in these kinds of situations anyways. I only talk to my brother and the trainers at the gym.
Bro I would just straight up challenge her to an arm wrestle lol
@@regalsamyt1849arm wrestling is mainly wrist, hands and forearms tho, and a bit of bicep
There are limits to how much muscle you can pack into your humerus. Fat has no such limit.
@@regalsamyt1849duuuude then it’ll be one of those videos when they break their arms arm wrestling dudes, it’s bad.
Wow congrats on that lady doing a bodyweight deadlift
ROFL
Not even
She wasn't wrong, she beat him. Also, let's not bodyshame
@@santiar117she didnt.
@@santiar117 nope, she was a fatass and she prolly lifted like 10kg more than bodyweight at the MOST, in relative strength chad was likely stronger
He didn't know what he was doing and was able to do that? Dang, hope he gets into it. Sometimes you can find a natural talent for something in the weirdest of ways.
He can lift more he just refuse to do it. And he isnt even using belt.
Do you evenly lift? That is below average for an untrained guy his size. It’s actually embarrassing that his is so uncoordinated and unatheletic. This should be a wake up call for him.
Are we watching the same video? He’s so uncoordinated with his body its kind of embarrassing. Negative talent.
@@GetBack2023Now He literally said that he didn't go to the gym. He is just doing it with natural strength. If he does go to the gym, he could get a lot better.
@@TheOneWhoReportsForDuty even my first deadlift wasnt as bad as that, and I was lifting with nothing but my back and my spine.
If Chad started working out then he would become an absolute unit
He becomes a GigaChad
Why didn't they fix his form and let him go heavier? He didn't even struggle on that last lift😂
Because that wouldnt have given the result they wanted.
The editor cut it out but the whole reason why that lady seemed to faint was because of said poor form which she stated after he lifted it. I didn't see the full video but it was definitely addressed at least.
Because that would be dangerous. No untrained person should try max deadlift.
@@abdolpix4581 if you fix his form it wouldn't be dangerous and I doubt it would be his max anyway
@@tillmen4444 Fixing form and building neuromuscular adaptation takes time. Generally, that doesn't happen on the first day of deadlifting.
It was worrying when I saw him raise his rear and use his lower back to lift, but he stronk
I definitely remember the first time I had this discussion with a girl, about men being naturally way stronger: I was looking at her like she was drunk, she was looking at me like a just snapped her puppy's neck right in front if her.
You could tell both our realities broke, it was certainly a moment.
Did you smash tho?
It's not even just muscle. it's like a dozen differnet things.
- Muscle Fibers
-Bone Density
-Metabolism
-More Human Growth Hormone production
- Hand-to-Eye Coordination
-Spatial Awareness(Partly why women are worse drivers)
-Reaction Timing
-Dopamine and Adrenaline production
-Different Bone structure
I can go on and on. We're on two whole differnet planes of existence. Some weak, random nerd could DESTROY a pro Female athlete in a fight if he wanted to, he could snap her like twig. I say this as an MMA fighter who has trained DOZENS of Women
@@scythianking7315 if the Spatial awareness and Reaction Times differences are true, it would explain men's absolute domination in E-Sports, such as FPS games and League of Legends.
Which would make sense since the hunts were done mostly by men, and these atributes would be important for survival
@@scythianking7315 Disagree on the fighting skills but you are 99,9 % right my man
@@VrilShill dangerous too. Imagine a girl who’s grown up in a society that tells her she’s just as strong as a man, and one day she gets into a fight with a man and she doesn’t back down because she thinks she can take him. She could legitimately get killed, most men with any decent amount of muscle mass could kill most women with one well placed punch. It’s scary
Don't say it...
Show it 💪🏼👏🏼
She really thought her weight class equalled her strength class
Yea when they are young they are super naive. It is what it is.
The dead lift is actually a very dangerous choice for someone inexperienced with it. It requires proper form to avoid injury which is why the other men have worried looks when Chad does that particularly wonky lift.
yup. its why you rarly ever see a processional athlete deadlift. its not wroth it (srs)
holy fk auto correct did me dirty here lol
im guesing thats also why the girl is cringing?
Chad hasn't touched a bar in his life his form shows it, he will be a beast in no time if he starts training
Altho ngl those smaller females were pretty strong, 345 deadlift for a girl of that size is wild, so they probably thought that the big gal could lift a lot more
Those gals likely sumo squat to lift. It makes it easier, especially when you're as short as them.
Size doesn't equal strength
@@glenncase3659yes lmao it does, a bigger person is likely to be stronger, it's not definite tho. Why do you think mosy of the world's strongest men are 300-450 pounds lmfao
@@herohunter5961 I was commenting on the video. Even large well trained women are not going to outlift a smaller man. I know several "small" men that can outlift much bigger men. I don't worry about the "strongest men" because they train for their competitions all day everyday.
@@glenncase3659 Usually being bigger does mean you are stronger, Im only about 74kg, and I can "only" deadlift 170 after 7 months of 6 days a week training. I think if Chad here who probs weighs around the 100 if not more depending on his heigt, could outlift me in about 2 months of training.
0:28 she only reacted that way because his form was bad, and was worried for his back. The editor in the making of this video made it look like she didn’t want Chad to be strong. So maybe sometimes his videos are actually not true when it doesn’t seem like it, be careful when you watch his videos guys…
If you go to the gym to get in shape don’t let this bother you it doesn’t matter at all , you can get in shape without doing heavy ass weight deadlift though 🤷🏽♂️
Indeed, i dont even deadlift and squad
@@fusiontoa18So you skip leg day?
@@davidwhite206 is squat the only legday exercise for you? lmao
@Soap.-- No, I do Nordic hamstrings, calf raises, and lunges as well. Squats are the King of leg exercises though, if you're skipping that then you are practically skipping leg day.
@@davidwhite206 I dont do squats and deadlifts either, dont want to hurt my spine even more
"There is no potential. There is no limit. Only how far you got so far"
Dude your videos ALWAYS get me pumped once the musics starts. Good shit brother!!
He picked 106 so easily and they just forfeited him from beating the other chicks?
He had poor form and would've hurt himself if he lifted more
After around 1-2 years of intermittent training, I can do reps on deadlift for 100kg. A untrained guy doing 100kg is quite a good number. And the women were in fact correct. There is no shame in being physically weaker if you haven't started training, the shame is only if you complain about it and never train.
Didn't know lifting 100kg was that big of a thing before reading the comments here. I just joined a gym and my second time deadlifting I do 100kg x 5 reps. I am 73kg though at 5'8ish.
@@tarun9542same thing, lifted 100kg at like 17 yo and, like, almost anyone around me were +- same age and also lifted it, either russian teens are stronger than worlds average or guys in the comments a bit exaggerating to make a compliment
@@tarun9542 5 reps of 100kg at 73kg body weight is pretty good, actually!
100kg after 2 years is very strange and there is probably a problem with your training, unless you are undeeweight?
2 years for only 100kg? Are you a girl? No offense but for a guy his size, 100kg is really not that impressive.
There will always be someone stronger
thats why he was Last Place ...the edit make it seems like he is stronger but he wasn't
After a knee injury from a year ago I still haven't been able to deadlift my weight PR, I'm close to it right now I'm just 35lbs behind but this is motivating me to beat that PR... One of my New Year's Resolutions of 2024 is to beat my deadlift PR
Good for her though. She did better with that deadlift than I would.
TIME TO GET IN THE GYM :)
Good message mixed with bad, I don't think you're living to the max when you're waiting for a heart attack
Why are all of their RIGHT KNEES buckling every time they lift the bar??
Either poor form or lack of symmetry. DL can be quite technical. Pulling max can also cause form to break even if they normally would not.
@@DarkTallahassee Thanks for explaining! Can this be avoided in any way? Like deadlifting while pushing outward with a resistance band around the calves?
they don't know how to lift
Chad..... He's got the height, if he works out and chisels out his body, he will live up to his name.
Height doesn't give one an edge in powerlifting
@@l0necroc
Height makes ALL the difference in the world when dealing with Girls.......... but you are right, height makes no difference in powerlifting.
@@MalcolmRandall the taller you are the heavier you are the stronger are?
@@fusiontoa18 Long legs bad for squat and deadlift, long arms bad for bench press. If you are tall, you can only go to heavyweight division where you need to get super big, super fat to get competitive. And even there will be shorter big men who can beat you
@@l0necroc no it does, if 2 men workout for exactly same amount of time with same weight and same diet the taller one is still gonna be stronger, its really simple
Fun fact: Even a 13 year old male is stronger than a grown woman.
i wouldn't say 13. maybe a little older. i'm still stronger than my brother and he's 13.
@@catcherkaylie True probably around 14 because that is where you get the big testosterone boost during puberty.
Not all 13 year old males so I wouldn't consider that a fun fact.
@@catcherkayliewait until he hits puberty
Has already been determined also tested out by randoms: if a male boy of around 13 does not (have to) hold back, he can quite easily overpower an adult female
I do like that they all were concerned for his safety when his form was bad. A single moment of unity.
Man has great potential for weightlifting
Not really? A 13 year old could do that.
Do you live amongst 13 year olds who fell into the Anabolic pot when they were born? xD @@Halfway.Decent.
@@Halfway.Decent. Social media has completely fucked up your sense of reality.
@@kwedl nah I’m 13 and I could deadlift 70 kilos first week of gym for reps
This is true, that is why Socrates said: "No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable". All normal men have the potential for wonderful strength.
Dudes a literal chad
These videos are so goofy and yet I can’t stop watching them
I am female and my whole Ive always casually lifted and worked blue collar jobs, I am 5'4 and weight about 160 at my peak. My two friends worked in an office, played videos games, one of them has MS and the other was stoner. One friend is 5'10 and weighed about 240, the other was 5'7 and weighed about 140. One day at an anime convention he invited me to, I had an idea to pass the time as we waited for a panel I thought hey lets arm wrestle, there were a few other people in our groups. Of course everyone was sure Id win as I rather active and strength trained but I lost to both of them, I could barely get their arm to the half way mark before I lost. I have never arm wrestled against a guy to this day.
They were both taller and heavier than you. Ofc you would naturally lose. I beat my female tutor at that who lifts but is about 4'11. I was about 15 and 5'5 or 5'6. While I do lift and and lift a heavy bag on my back too I didn't have a good diet and other stuff. I'm also a girl but I beat her without trying really.
Congratulations bro, well done 👏 👍, better than what I would do currently
Why is no one talking about the small guy? dude deadlifted 274 kg, it’s definitely at least twice his body weight.
thats like 3 or 4 times his bw fs
You think he weighs 137kg? You skipped school or something?
IIRC everyone else was trained, they DQ Chad because he didn't know what he was doing and could have gotten hurt.
Chad is beginning to live up to his name
I've been working for at least 2 years now, so it kinda pisses me off and discourages me sometimes seeing people who never go to gym and are just strong as hell.
However, im not gonna stop pushing and surpassing myself. NEVER
Dont be so butthurt malik.
Some people are born strong,
Others make great jumps in strenght when training.
And most of us fall somewhere in the middle. And then theres always people who have it worse than you.
@fusiontoa18 yeah, I made it seem as if I'm more mad than I actually am. I honestly enjoy seeing people lift in general now and always tell myself that I don't need to be some alpha Chad in highschool. That's the worst place to be one
What's ur grip strength? Grip strength can be a somewhat important factor for seeing how strong your overall body is.
@@V_For_Vigilante I... never thought of that
@@V_For_Vigilante 90kg?
Not sure how you're supposed measure it. I use one of those hand grippers
I don’t understand why they didn’t get an actual trainer to teach the deadlift to him. I can get someone to do an almost perfect rep in 15 minutes. Great work to Chad by all means but a severe lack of safety on their end
She could take him in an eating contest maybe.
Chad was in danger of severe backinjury...
They shouldve just armwrestled
Stupid point to make anyways. Its really annoying, sad and disturbing that the majority of humanity does not seem to understand or know the concept of overlapping bellcurves...
I feared for his back for a moment
Dude is built like a refrigerator, imagine him trained lol
And hes only 19
the problem is that those woman trained for years and look strong but the man are just some average dudes, this shows you how stronger us man are than woman
The full video is wholesome tho. This short 47 second video just makes it look like the girls are bad.
Stronger gravitational force only
I hope Chad will start hitting gym. This guy has some great potential
I don't even have to watch to know what happens.
The lifting speaks for itself
bro is 19, never lifted and got 235. props to him
Its a thing ive noticed. Theres a push to actively remove the notion that men and women are different. But you should embrace those differences
They are what makes us attracted to each other. So make sure you shine in the things you're naturally more gifted in than women. Hell, show it off when the opportunity arises. I dont know of a single woman who doesn't like it when her man lifts her up
It's brain washing and it's about control.
She had him by 40 lbs/18kg, he’s a welterweight fighting against a heavyweight because his opponent didn’t make weight.
When a chad is an actually a chad
What else do you expect from the guy named Chad?
The way she's saying wild shit like "I bet I can take you in a boxing fight" is ridiculous knowing that obviously men shouldn't put their hands on women like that. She's lucky af to be a female because if that were a dude saying that crap, they would actually have to fight.
Women do it exactly for that reason. They know there won't be actual consequences due to how society works
Watch the original full video. That woman actually turned out to be stronger than Chad in both absolute and relative strength.
@@sachinjoshi1386yes, but his form was whack, that’s why he couldn’t (or imo wasn’t allowed) to lift anything heavier for the sake of his back. If he learnt how to lift proper form, he’d be up there with the other guys for sure.
@@rhett3185 the keywords being "if he learnt how to lift" . Strength depends on who learns and practices the most, not the gender. That's exactly my point.
@@sachinjoshi1386 It doesn't change the fact that she and other women who say that kind of shit to men who are stupid as hell.
Its actually funny that i workout at my home and my brother doesn't still he can carry more weight than me😂😂
It's such a sign of insecurity when you have to publicly make clear that you can outlift someone else in the same room, be confident, be happy about your results, don't compare yourself to others, learn or teach, don't hate or brag.
That is literally what the game is about, comparing yourself
@@dalton2592bro took that personal
Nothing wrong with some friendly competition, they all seemed like cool dudes :)
The fact the we had to show them that we are stronger proovs that they have a unspoken amount of delusion😂
Yep, women really do lack critical thinking skills
Why are their bodies moving like they are made of jelly? It almost looks like they are missing bones compared to normal humans?
i haven't seen the full video, so i don't know if melissa is also a random woman or if she has experience with lifting. but it's actually cool to see she being able to lift that much. still, it's not really a fair comparison to compare someone with experience and someone without experience. so obviously you're gonna be stronger than him, which isn't a lie. but see, even on his first time, he was able to lift about 20kg less than her. imagine if he had at least 1 month training. overall, everyone is strong here.
I think the point of the video was to mix up men/women and trained/untrained to make it more complicated
They think they are atronger, and yet female Olympic boxers get pummeled by high school boys
Lmao these women😂
They should've proved it to him instead of saying she could lmao. 💀
Women ☕
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If you watch the full video, it is actually wholesome. The editor just makes it look like the girls are bad. Some of this channel's videos are misleading.
Women ☕
Notice how the women dont even congratulate him. To them its all about competition, them sexist buggers!
Even his parents knew that a Chad was born 💀
It's like pitting 6 people against each other in ice hockey except one dude is from Egypt and has never seen snow in his life
I'm the only young man in my family with 7 sisters/female cousins, we're all in our late 20's and a few of them are older than me.
I'm stronger than all of them by far despite the fact I haven't been to a gym for 5 years and my only exercise is the fairly long walk I do on my daily work commute.
Two of them go to the gym multiple times per week and are very health focused, another goes once per week. None of them focus on lifting or strength training but it is a part of their routines.
Genetically my parents are both short and have never done anything strength based for work or leisure in their lives. Some of the other parents though are quite athletic and one was a strong semi-pro rugby player for many years.
Given all the above it's pretty clear that I haven't given myself any advantage or put any effort into being stronger than my female family members but I am BY DEFAULT. I'm sure as little kids we were about the same but it became very clear during our teenage years that I was stronger. Anyone that denies the vast majority of men are stronger than women is an incredibly ignorant person that must have no life experience. I remember things like moving a pool table with me fine on one end and two female cousins on the other struggling or helping my sister move into a 4th floor apartment up stairs and while the guys moving furniture got tired over time, the girls helping could barely manage 1 box the whole way up.
It's not offensive to accept natural biological differences.
hes definitly a chad
I bet if chad went to the gym even for like 4 days in a week, he would become an absolute unit.
I'm no scientist but I am pretty sure an untrained 160cm man can beat an untrained 200cm woman. Idk how women think any man under 6ft is weak, and that they themself are somehow stronger.
When i first tried deadlifting, conventional ofc, i managed to pull 120-130 kg, then it only grew from there, i definitely have a height advanage at only 5'8''
I did of course hurt my back a little because i was a newbeginner.
The very next day he joined a gym and is now shredded
nice motivation quote like alway
I don't get it. She was stronger than him, his lifts were pretty dangerous, I wouldnt even count those as lifts.
The funny thing is i can deadlift 450lb just from existing, so this is kinda interesting to see how much others can lift without ever training.
That's what matters most tbh, when people stop heavy lifting regularly they lose strength fast. Most guys lose 50-100lbs off their deadlift when they take a few weeks or months off. It can take nearly as long to get the strength back. That's why I train mostly hypertrophy, I took two months off and didn't lose any muscle at all, just kept protein high
No vid no did
@@farbeyonddriven8001 Fun fact, I did video it but never posted it online. Keeping your life private is just so rare these days.
Wow those small girls did 138 and 156? Impressive
My PR is 265 x 3 and I'm a 5'4 170lbs woman lol you would never think I could lift that just by looking at me. So no, just cause you're, bigger doesn't mean you are stronger. But I know if he started working out, dude would be a BEAST!!!
You've missed the point entirely. A random dude your height and weight would overcome your lifts in a short matter of time.
@@darkoale3299 You've missed her point too, she meant that if someone is big that doesnt automatically mean hes strong and if someone is small that doesnt mean hes automatically weak, also she probably knows that men are stronger, no reason to put her down, shes strong for a woman and thats all it should matter to her
When I saw the boxing gloves figure, i thought she was gonna take him ON and he was gonna just straight up KO her.
Just so you know, female test levels range from 15 - 70 ng/dL whereas male test level range 300 - 1000 ng/dL
and?
@@spIasher that means males will always have an advantage, especially if he's taller
@@nsawatchlistbait289 Is this supposed to be a gotcha moment? Everyone knows men have more testosterone and women have more estrogen
I just started doing CrossFit. There are women at the gym who lift more than me, but many have been lifting for a long time and I'm still working on my form before trying to max out. They wouldn't be close to my power on a rower or echo bike.
Given she could dl 265 it was a good guess when he doesnt workout and never trained dl's tbh. The avg male is not lifting that much with zero training, dude is a natural phenom.💪
The average male is definitely doing that are you serious? My first time deadlifting I hit 315 when I was 14 years old
@@ryantylerMachete i don't understand the point of disagreeing with a fact you can just figure out by typing "what is the average deadlift for an untrained man" in google.
I doubt Chad could beat the girls with 305lb and 345lb through just form correction alone.
Chad looks like an absolute dump, imagine if he started lifting
Anything under 405 is wild weak for deadlift, but I’m always shocked how strong women think they are when they are in their 20 - 30, and their max is always a warm up
Iv deadlifted 365 and I can tell you that ain't weak 😅 that shit heavy asf.
Anything under 405 weak ? Like I don't go to the gym but I know how heavy it is.
can u carry a 300lb person on ur back or hold them no? 405 lbs is a ton of weight let alone 200 sthu
bet your pr is 405 flat. You got the "anything under my PR is weak" mindset. bro 405 is a lot of weight.
Says a person who never lifts weight👁️👄👁️
That wobble is so bad for the back. Lucky they didn't get injured.
I've never deadlifted before and wanted to try it and ended up doing 315
Round of applause for not being a pipsqueak
Holy fuck did that dude really hit 605
Giga-chad!
Fat = Stronger (Women)
Fat = More Muscle to Build (Men)
that right knee is screaming help😅
She misunderstood what mass actually refers to
To be fair,that girl still is pretty strong
And Chad is a tall,naturally decently built guy.
If we had the average guy that woman’s height,she would have a really good chance at winning.
But it’s on her for underestimating a tall person
Tall doesn't make a difference
"Within each of us lie the seeds of an undefined greatness. We are the fathers of our own future. That greatness must be chosen, nurtured, guided. It must be driven with conviction. Lest our lesser nature let it stray into shadow."
Looks isnt everything. There's this 60kg readhead in my gym and she does 140 on deadlift.. Its allways a real treat to watch her
I can see the other dude in the back ground, he was very concerned about that form