Sebastian Oreb (Thor's Coach) - 2nd Place 110 kg - Pro Raw XI - 940 kg Total 

dale Wilson lol same

The story goes when him and Thor first meet Sebastian could actually out-bench Thor at the time, given the weight and size difference Thor said ‘where do I sign up’.

More like 4 seconds... Major grief. Hope she didn't have a hidden agenda she really took her time on that one kinda pissed me off

Spotters are supposed to clear the platform before the lifter will get a start command, it's explained in the pre-comp briefing

@@gzeuskraiste as far as i'm aware it's also the exact same rule as in every other powerlifting fed (and it wasn't his first ProRaw) so no excuses

@@Dr_Footbrake some feds only require the spotter to clear the area in front of the referee, others require the referee to move around the spotter, some as you say require the spotter to be completely off the platform, as in ProRaw. And as you say, far from his first ProRaw.

Exactly...great power with bad strategy :(

Could be a grip thing

Should have done 235kg bench and an extra 5kg on squat

Felt tht way about the squat as well. Feel like he could’ve taken at least another 5 kilos from third attempt. It went up pretty quick

s57iotuk t the guys back cramped up

Strongmen usually don't bench though.

@@nullvektor9922 Thor's arms are also almost twice as long lol

Pooped his pants

ofc that is what high level strength coaches do

Twat

There is no "best way". You have to try what works best for you.

He said in a video with Thor that he likes it in line with his diaphragm. Bas said he can brace better against it. There is no best way. Each person can have a different "best way" for them.

On deadlift, the belt doesn’t help me at all

The name equipped is used to indicate the use of a suit. Both knee sleeves and knee wraps fall within the raw category

Strength Central and this in every international federation?

@@ettoresalice975 Some choose not to have a wrapped division but yes, it's a general rule for the sport

It's called classic raw for a reason.. came before knee sleeves

Surely the guy who actually won couldn't, only he actually did it. But the guy who didn't do it, surely could have done it. Congrats bro.

@@maciejguzek3442 Wow. This reply was dumb.

@Sam GM but what counts is that the claim that the guy who didn't win, could have won if only he lifted more, was bright and clever.

Plus the dude who won, definently didn't lock out his third deadlift attempt :/

Sam GM that was actually smart. The guy who won probably could have lifted more as well if needed be

lje i was wondering the same thing. I think hes just able to brace harder and get more air in his stomach at that area

@@alexpark1694 Not more air. Think the stomach was a ballon and when you fill it up with air it can press against the belt and create stability round your core. Having the belt high or low is a matter of choice for every person, it depends where you want to get extra stability, belt low= lower back, belt high= your core (but then you dont get it on your lower back) What is best is individually beacuse it depends on were you are strong and were you are less strong, your weak spots. Try and find out for yourself but remember...there are no right or wrong here, only what works just for you.

You never heard of George Leeman, huh?