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He won't now, that's for sure. He should just go back to conventional and get that number for real, like a real professional athlete. You should really do both but to compete sumo vs conventional is seriously laughable..come on guys..
its so easy to overlook the speed of the 1K when youre going for 1,111 man, youre one of the less than 10 people in the world that can even think about attempting it, youre a legend
Man you got 1000 lbs. You're already in the gym pantheon. You're already a legend. You lift surpassed ALOT of gym bros and pros. Even if you never get you got 1000 lbs. But being a powerlifter myself. I'm not satisfied. So I understand, and respect your journey.
Impressive world beating level/effort. Very quick lift. However, please don't rush this and get injured again. You have got many years left to progress and peak further.
Been following you for a while now and you’ve come so far. You’re proving all of the people who’ve hated on you wrong and it’s amazing. Let’s see where the hate is on this locked out 1000lb deadlift that looked like a warm up 🤝
I know it's very unhealthy for him, but I'm kinda glad someone with insane strength genetics like him hopped on gear, cuz I want to see how far he can push the human limit. I wish you a healthy life ahead, make sure you stay away from injuries, stretch thoroughly everyday, cuz what you're doing is insanely demanding on the joints, ligaments, and bones. Be smart about it and have patience, I know you'll obliterate the wr
Correct me if I'm wrong but i don't think it's very unhealthy particularly if are active and get some cardio in. I don't think it's nearly as bad as smoking, drinking and being sedentary. For what it's worth I have no interest in every doing it personally but it seems like people exaggerate how unhealthy it is particular if you don't use a ton of gear.
@@exaltfitness789 it is human limits with gear, its to see the highest potential a human body can go on gear, a human can never lift 5000 pounds but it can lift 1000, so lets see how far is the absolute max a human body can go on gear.
I dont understand why he pulled 1000 on those small pads, but then removed them when he went for 1100? that 1 inch can make a fairly significant difference. 100lbs and from a 1 inch lower is a crazy jump.
@@tysonridenour pathetic hahaha do it legit with red 25kg plates so bar would have less flex when its not so much plates on and on stiff bar you cant even do it 900..and conventional not even 800..you cant even squat 600 bruh
855 to 1111 would be a shock to the CNS. Probably shouldn’t make more than like a 150lb jump. A single at 950 isn’t gonna kill you if you if you can do 1111. There’s a fine line between warming up too much and not warming up enough and just not priming your CNS for the weight as well. You got to balance both of those for sure. Just my take on it. I’d say do like 950 then go right into 1100 or so. Anything more than that and you just won’t be ready for it in my opinion but everyone’s different.
BTW: More plates are DEFINITELY easier than fewer plates because they allow for a bigger bar arch before the last plate leaves the ground! Optimally, you should put the smaller plate INSIDE, so that the last plate is large and can support the bar until the very end. Every millimetre of the bar arch is beneficial. Of course that would not be allowed in a competition, probably.
I noticed the same thing. So the full amount of weight was really just below the knees and the total range of motion was short. However, even at that it's still a lot of weight to move for any man. But again, using straps instead of real grip strength is not as impressive as Andy Boltons first deadlift with a 1000 lbs in a meet.
Yeah bro you got this for sure, I think you need a bar that doesn’t bend. Do they even make bars that won’t bend? I’m aware that 1100+ pounds is a lot of weight also.
1,000 lbs looked GREAT. Just have to win the psychological war within and enjoy the process because the strength and power to lift 1,111 lbs/ 504 kg will be there in due time. Keep up the GREAT work. Motivational! Levels 📈📈
@@amenbrother777 my brother in christ long legs + arms + wide sumo + gear don't give you the fucking tremendous numbers this guy does. I don't think you understand how heavy he's lifting. even taking all those factors in account
I love to see it man, I wish you best of luck. I will say that when you break the record people are going to have something to say about the mats elevating the bar about an inch. Just something to think about.
Bro you inspire me to deadlift, everytime I see you make the bar bend like daum a fishing rod it hypes me up! (I can only get 425 rn but one day I wanna make the bar bow)
Using mats to reduce range, then going to floor for a max lift, not only gives false sense of confidence but changes the depth and slack your body has to draw in. Next time.
You gotta use kilo plates my dude. No straps. I love the hard work and enthusiasm but the peeps involved in this sport don't take these things seriously. Had to be in a comp. We, I mean people in the sport don't ever use our gym lifts as a speaking point. Again, love the enthusiasm but don't rush things man. Great potential is almost always beat by someone trying to push to much weight to quickly. Enjoy the ride.
Just subbed bro I started deadlifting 3 months ago just hit 495lbs 181lb 21yrs old ur vids r abt to fuel my deadlifts keep it up and glory to Jesus Christ
