Are You Strong Enough To Escape This Prison? 

I know how that would go. Magnus: "I don't think I did very good". Anton: "Magnus, you did 9 minutes".

@@JonniP1 LOL! this definitely tracks

No, you need Pete Whitakker.

"Can I use chalk?" No! They don't have chalk in prison

Honestly i think this is a good climbing exercise, just rows but pause at the top for time/reps. In many ways it makes more sense than pullups, entire posterior chain (so also the legs) active at once is a big win. Much more like actual overhang climbing.

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Average joe can barely do 30 seconds of a regular plank

@@omincat2703 When you do it for the first time, sure, but you can still make it over 2 minutes with little bit of trainig, without being considered athletic.. that's what I ment.

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@@AntonFomenko прочитав твоє відношення до війни, типовий москальський виродок із "спортвнєполітікі"

That's probably when they would do sweeps though.

That’s actually very cool idea 🤔

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@@AntonFomenko thats why you try to distract her huh :P

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Maybe psychological effect still can make some impact. If the body thinks it needs to build muscle. Because i don't think food there are good

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I came to the comments to suggest Pete! Feel like he might get the closest out of anyone.

@@jdpatterson1104for sure, that pain tolerance / muscular endurance is out of this world!

Meatboy would go 5 minutes and he would escape from jail and be back in during the same ride :)

Pete would find a jam under any truck ;). And he actually might pull it iff

Pete could hang for at least 6 minutes. Magnus might also with just his grip.

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Precisely

@@AntonFomenko I think getting a really long hold is possible, but you'd need to train harder skills like the bent arm front lever

lol right i was thinking it was kinda funny for anton to be interviewing her but she didn't even seem phased by it.

Good point!

swear the legs were in the air not resting at all in the movie.

From his position under the bed with his hips and head higher than shoulders, he's definitely pushing upward with his feets.

​@borRIING look at the thumbnail or the clip in the video. His heels are on the bed part.

and gravity being higher up

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Exactly. If Anton was in prison for 6 months, you bet he'll be able to do15 minutes!

Adrenaline has given little kids strength to deadlift furniture 4x their BW, I've seen a video of a teen deadlifting the back of a truck to save his dad, a woman wrestled a bear and won. It is estimated that outside of "hysterical strenght" (survival mechanism/adrenaline rush), we can only access 60% of the muscle contraction we can optimally produce, with some elite athletes probably shying before 80%. Even not accounting for further motivation (like resistance to pain and mental fortitude in this case), those 60% would put Anton at about 200 seconds just right off the get go. Pain and fatigue are ways for your brain to protect you from dying or severely injuring yourself; if something else is a higher threat, your brain just shuts those off. You generally feel like you have to give up when you are bordering injury, not when your muscles have actually been exhausted. Back in the 60s there was a series of studies where they fired a starting pistol near participants, yelled or grunted at them and also hyponotise them, and their strenght went up by 10, 15 and 30%, respectively, and that's not actually in a life or death scenario. Motivation can send this even further!

​@@sorayaimperial the adrenaline response improves muscle twitch but does not increase isometric strength, so it would not provide physiological benefit in a situation like this, besides maybe the increased blood flow to the muscles (which might even have a negative effect by causing you to pump out earlier). It could help out psychologically perhaps, and with pain tolerance, but it is important to remember that adrenaline is not magic and we are still limited by our physiology. That being said, I still think it would definitely be possible for someone to complete this challenge with training, but everyone in this video likely would have died in the real-life version of this scenario, adrenaline rush or not.

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not true. It depends on weight and body size. This excercise would favors someone with short arms i mean short in general and with almost no mass on lower body

@@sratnatozmrde nothing you said counters what I said you just added factors that would make it more easy. I just said I think someone working at it for a year could plausibly achieve it. Obviously their body type and base fitness matters a lot but in terms of whether or not this is humanly possible in a year I think it is.

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Probably😂

Train that one move for years. Then you can escape from the prison

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