8 years of training for this 

That's actually not a finger pull up because the grip is very good, but 100kg is crazy.

It’s equivalent to running a 4 1/2 minute mile imo. Very impressive, takes years of work or insane genetics plus natural talent. It’s not the end of the journey, buts a major stepping stone

How do u know it's 225? idk how to read crossfit plates

I know the text says that below.. but like the world record is 230 lbs, I doubt a random climber is only 10 lbs away so I don't believe it but can't confirm it myself

​@@facebookreal he ain't exactly a "random climber" he is one of the strongest there is proportionally, and right near the top for total strength

Still not consider a count when you chin not above.

@@cathdan worrthless comment from something beyond impossible by 99% of the population

@@cathdan it doesn't matter what you think "counts" it's still an insane feat of strength regardless of what you think

I compete in street lifting and know many guys that can pull up more than 80kg and only one of them is not on gear, the others take anavar and tren. They are also way more muscular than him, it’s still impressive but he’s clearly on gear

​@@redditfm4578 he's not on gear lol. Just admit that climbers are some of the strongest athletes. I know people close to me climbing v14's that can do a 100kg pull up. It's hard but it can be done naturally

A half rep of 220lb finger pull up is insane

​@Fung Dark the only half reps I'd accept. I wouldn't even be able to hang my fingers with that weight

​@ben duggan my body would fold like a sheet of paper with that weight

Agreed.

@@fungdark8270 its not finger pull up, these are jugs ...

My first thought was "I wonder if Magnus could do this 🤔"

@@crossjadam he actually did do it in tokyo ("Trying the Worst rated Climbing Gym in Tokyo") one and double handed

Comparison doesn't really work given the likely difference in wingspans

Height is definitely a factor lol

Intresting

And even bigger lats

​@@mihail0431 hahahahha

it was on the jug portion of the hangboard. even though it was on jugs and wasn't a full rep, it was still absurdly impressive. i dont think it would be possible for any human to do a 220 lb pullup on a crimp ever

It's not a finger pull up its just a regular pull up but still very impressive

Not a finger pull but those hangboard jugs are no joke slippery wood sloper with 100kg on is mind boggling

try bouldering! i started a few months ago and its very fun

It's all in you all this time mate

Youre obsessed with something, do that

​@@miscellaneousSLUDGEI'm obsessed with meth

@@shrimpy7862then you could become a methematician

Imagine what it'd be like to shake his hand. Most solid grip known to man.

“Strong as ten regular men. Definitely! He's faced the galloping hordes… A hundred bad guys with swords… Who sent those goons to their lords?”

I imagine this is the training Nathan Drake did before uncharted

Or an ape! 😅

Already started? Still alive?

@@hansbloch3239 still alive, probably takes at least 5 more years if I'll ever get there ^^

@@josefanon8504 I'll come back in 5 year's. Good luck ✌🏽

@@hansbloch3239 thanks, see ya :)

Good luck

Then you step back and realize that that pullup was part of his training to get 1-5-9.

I compete in street lifting and know many guys that can pull up more than 80kg and only one of them is not on gear, the others take anavar and tren. They are also way more muscular than him, it’s still impressive but he’s clearly on gear

@@redditfm4578 There are well done studies that show what your AVERAGE climber should be able to pull based on what grade they can climb. And these are measured on hang boards, not on an actual pull up bar where you have better grip and doesn't require any finger strength. The AVERAGE climber in the highest grades amongst men average at being able to pull 170%+ of their body weight. And that is kind of the baseline requirment strength wise to be able to do it. Emil is just among the most elite climbers physically in the world.

@@redditfm4578 lol no.

All 5'7" say they are 5'9"

@@forefatherofmankind3305 All 5'3'' point this out so they won't feel even smaller because others are credited as taller than in reality.

nope. It''s just practice. Probably can't even do 50 pushups

@@MasterYoda389 yeah they can do 50 pull ups on 20mm edges doe

Yeah swedish!

Yeah, definitely got to to pay attention to his accent

Lastnames ending in -sson is very swedish, -sen is very norwegian

On a fingerboard

In less than a year i went from not being able to hold to doing 1-4. Not really an amazing accomplishment compared to the video, but still you will be surprised how much you can progress if you take small steps.

@@levone8958 I hope I get that speed of development. Just to know, how old were you when you did that? I'm 20 now, were you a kid when you managed that or are old same age/older?

@@caimanaraujo479 i am 23. I also started at weight of 100kg and dropped to 85 lol

Haha funny you should ask, I made a video where I included it here: (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-V3IZsyJFFAw.html , a bunch of exercises graded) but personally I gave this V13! Atleast for me :-)

ye idk

wait i think it's because he counts the rungs on the left not the right?

In the first clip there’s more rungs. 1-5-9 is on regular campus board with the spaces he described

it's because there's 1,1.5,2,2.5,3 and so on

Bc your numbers are 1,5,9 right? But he did 1 9 and 17. So you start on one of course so there’s that but then you have the other two numbers. So you take the five and add it to itself minus the one that we started on and what do you get? Nine. So we can do the same with the other one so nine plus itself minus the one we started with and you get seventeen 👍 (I really have no idea but this makes the most sense)

You got me. Really should’ve tried left arm 😅

@@EmilAbrahamssonyou can do it! ;) interesting how the explosiveness of the move relates to sticking it! You clearly see the difference in explosiveness between the old try’s and the send.

Hhahaha top tier comment I’m sure that’s right. Not sure what specifically made the difference, but lots of power training (Kilterboard+some weighted pull-ups+campus training) and creatine