NPL; 2000 Mountaineer Cup II - Squats (Ed Coan) 

indeed he has. one of the strongest pound for pound powerlifters in history. and in general. just in case nobody said anything to you yet.

The monolift wouldn't be legal. There is a world of powerlifting outside of WPO. Being able to unrack the weight and walk out is actually considered a part of the lift.

Victor Naylekin Kiev, Russia. Odd, I thought the clip was from 2000 and not 1990? Kiev is the capital of Ukraine since 1991, kinda dumb to get that wrong in such an expensive and proffessional event imo.

al buno squatted 848, lol ed coan did that @ 198 in the 1985 hawaii meet

@powerlifterism1 No you are not, if anything you want to focus on a point slightly down and in front of you, and use that as somewhat of an indicator in order to maintain good form and balance.

i would snap my back and shit my pants just trying to unrack that kind of weight

He ignores the blood completely? haha. What the fuck is supposed to do when he has 964 on his back? haha

dan victor naylekin no belt with 903.7lbs

5'9 400. Hahah big man!

those were full squats also..not the half rep stuff that guys get credit for nowdays

Alex Jones lol

that first guy could barely get it out of the rack let alone squat it

may be fat, but still takes alot of strength

964 lbs takes more than just "fat"

why would you look down, you're supposed to look up when you squat.

none of them are fat, theres only one, and hes not the best one there

this is very uncomfortable for me to watch just waiting for someone to hurt themselfs it cant be good for there joints knees,spine ect