Eddie Hall Shows His Squat After Retirement 

@gÜm_DrÖp oh definitely, the smartest man alive, the only one capable of truly understanding such a complex sentence

@gÜm_DrÖp gum drop, the intellectual of our times. The one and only.

At this moment apparently 69 geniuses nice for figuring out steel fist gaming’s equation .

@gÜm_DrÖp SCIENTISTS HATE HIM! WATCH HOW THIS RU-vidR SOLVED AN ANCIENT RIDDLE PUZZLING SCIENTISTS FOR CENTURIES WITH THIS ONE SIMPLE TRICK!

jeez, what have this comment section become

woah yeah its almost like cruising on PEDS makes you maintain muscle

With the amount of gear he's taken he'll be on some sort of hormone replacement for the rest of his life.

@@Grumbledookvid I think you don't know how much muscle he had a few years ago. PEDS on thier own won't maintain that much, just a fration of it.

Idk how many people think he was the strongest man to walk the planet, I'll give him the best shoulder power ever tho and it's not really close

Eddie gve himself that title. Most strongmen actually have either peak Big Z for hks longevity and greatness, or peak 2018 / 2020 Haftor has the highest level ever seen in strongman

Why would someone hate him?

@@leonidas3127 it’s the internet, sadly everyone has haters on the internet lol

@@J.c410 actually there are plenty of strongman that even to this day say Eddie Hall in his prime (2016-17) is the strongest ever. (And by that they mean raw power, not talent) Hell even Bill Kazmaier, the granddaddy of insane static power and one of the best ever, has said that a number of times In fact Terry Holland’s and Pa O’Dwyer (don’t quote me on the spelling of his name lol) were saying that very thing in a video just a few weeks ago. Ppl were asking them questions on social media and they were answering them while on the way to...I believe it was a giants live show they were headed to. Anyways, on of the questions was “who do you think the strongest human of all time was” and both immediately said Eddie Hall. Some of the other questions were “best strongman of all time” and of course they both immediately said Big Z “Most physically gifted current strongman” Tom Stoltman “Most physically gifted of all time” Hafthor And I honestly have to agree with them There was only one question that I’d maybe disagree with, and that was “which strongman had the most dominance in one year” (I don’t remember exactly how that was worded but either way I’m sure you get the point lol) And they said Hafthor in 2018. And that is indeed a great answer, but I’m not sure if that actually was the most dominant strongman. I have 3 others that have legit arguments to that title Kaz himself in 1981 Mariusz Pudzianowski in...shit I think it was 2003 where he had something like a 20 point lead And Big Z in, well numerous years lol If anyone can think of any others that could be added to that list by all means let me know Thanks!

Oh absolutely, I’d say there is probably another 25-30kg in his tank for sure. Can definitely tell he wasn’t maxed at all out doing this

@@dragon81heart 5th rep was rpe 9.75

@@elka7823 no.

@@Valarizator yes

@@Valarizator literally look again lmao he stalled for a second on the third forth of the rep barely getting it lol cmon grow up, either way wish you the best bro not gonna argue with you have a nice one.

Exactly. Eddie will always be a freak of nature retired or not.

he used to do that with 800lbs. some idiots don’t realize how much strength gear adds

Good depth?...

@@ronin4160 0:11 Looks fine to me.

@@Steve-sp4rx first and last rep could be parallel if we're generous... makes sense why he feels the need to wear those knee things if he can't engage hips and hams at the bottom

What’s the channel name?

@@TheRealOwen1230 Maximus hall- beast jnr

That’s great for a kid, im not really sure of his age, but im sure that’s impressive for someone who have yet to hit puberty, if he keeps up, no doubt he’s gonna be pretty strong, he already looks somewhat big.

@@gromswowguide7927 it's really impressive for a a kid his age i know 17 year olds that can barely do that weight for reps and btw it was his first time deadlifting

@@___whateverr not quite first, his first was on Eddie’s channel a while back did like 30kg I think

With enough Dbol you can move mountains.

Do you mean look like a human chicken nugget? Or lifting weights. One is achievable.

He did 2017

Ok best comment

He might have some decent genetics.

@@Adumah77 woooosh!!!

@@Adumah77 It was clearly given to him by the brit owned WSM/ Giants Live and his deadlift was clearly not locked out.

its funny his deadlift technique is similar to the SS one.. the way he teaches it, cues, etc

Sets of FAHVE

me too

he’s on low dose of test is so he doesn’t die early

Lol he’s on way more than a low dose of just test. Also Define low dose

He did squat 714lbs for 15 reps in 2017 WSM with a awkward bar and using a 1RM calculator it tells me his max with that bar should be around 1075lbs

@@driessen16 At such a low percentage those calculators aren't super accurate imo but I don't doubt that, with a full 3-6 months with a belt and sleeves he could do something around that weight

Eddie did one of the/if not the single most aggressive & rapid size/strength gains in strongman history. From the time get barely pulled 460kg-ish for the first time in a comp to the 500kg deadlift / 2017 WSM, 400+lbs, etc shape was absolutely nuts. That's why he basically immediately retired & started dropping weight.. He said multiple times that he was pushing so much food, such hard/often workouts & insane "supplements" that he wouldn't have lived too long at that limit... In like a 2yr window he was capable of a 1k+ squat, 600+lb bench, heaviest deadlift/axel press in history, 2017 WSM Champ, etc.

It is what it is, but those kids usually don't have that much longevity and fall off early due to the crazy amount of PED usage early on.

When it comes to the spotting on bench, im pretty sure that was planned because Eddie didn't seem angry or even surprised by it. I do agree with the rest of what ur saying.

If I had that kind of weight at shoulder height I wouldn't want a kid that age anywhere near it. I'm sure Max is strong for his age and no stranger to the gym but what's he going to do if that lift goes wrong? Best case, he'd have the sense to get well away from it, nothing else he could do. So why not do that from the outset?

@@marnixwillaert598 yep. Eddie definitely knew that before the bench.

He's like 10 lol ,dude shouldn't even be in the gym

@@dy387 nothing wrong with a 10 year old being in the gym. It's a good thing

It's for knee pain, definitly noy bands or sleeves. Otherwize everyone would be using them ;-)

@@e.c.9468 Yeah he's mentioned before that the tendons in his knees have always given him trouble.

In his prime he definitly breaks the total WR in sleeves, dude was unreal but only maxed (insanely heavy) reps in bench and squat

His son started training recently on his own channel

Maybe, but it's also not going to be healthy to grow up having massive expectations weighing on your shoulders. Like imagine being a little chubby boy but your dad is fucking Eddie Hall and everyone expects you to squat 600lbs by the time you're 18. I hope he is given the freedom to pursue the interests that make him happy, and if that's lifting that's great. But if he would rather be a cyclist or soundcloud rapper or whatever I hope he doesn't feel pigeonholed into following his dad's footsteps.

Xdddd

The dream

strong core

I was wondering about that - you think it's Rogue deadlift bar, too?

@@omgroscoe I can’t remember but all I know is, he always trained his squats and bench with a bar that had more length and flex. He thought it had good carry over to making these lifts stronger

As much as I agree with you, he’s only doing it to give his son hands on experience early on in that environment/situation. Eddie could pause press that weight for reps a few years ago so he’s in 100% control

Eddie isn't exactly a bright guy lol

The spotter arms are there... It's only dangerous if he were to somehow fall backwards.

@@MushookieMan which could happen at any time

It increases a percentage of your max lift, roughly speaking. So the bigger amount of weight you can move, the greater the equipment boost

@@Pepe-pq3om true good point

Platz was known to squat 315pounds for 50 reps.

He would take the weight and overhead press it to get it onto the rack

do you honestly think the kid is there to spot him for real?

He doesn't need the spot.

For real, my cock ring weighs more than that

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You telling me you don't squat with a banana back and knee slide at the bottom without sinking the hips to proper depth? What a poser