Tsung-Ting Hsieh - 1st Place 800kg Total - 66kg Class 2022 IPF World Open Championship

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@holymolly2232 Год назад

66kg bw with 800kg total..wtf

@Warriormanners Год назад

its not raw, he is single-ply

@lionheart93 Год назад

no one is real raw in competition lol

@lorenzonicoli6761 Год назад

@@Warriormanners True, but Raw S237,5 B175 D 270 his however really strong.

@Warriormanners Год назад

@@lionheart93 idk what this adds, I’m clearly referring to the raw powerlifting category

@DiskoKDiskoL Год назад

So? That's barely average in youtube comments

@pentagramyt417 Год назад

It's INSANELY hard to keep your body weight at 66 kg and STILL progress with weight you lift. Doesn't matter equipped or not...

@vadnaddan Год назад

Стероиды делают своё дело

@terrycrews1584 Год назад

They dont keep their bodyweight at that level, they very slowly bulk up and later lose the weight. Maintaning the strength after the cut phase is the hardest part.

@sethdaboss245 Год назад

@@vadnaddan ur definitely on the low end of the iq spectrum

@cubed0724 Год назад

It's insanely easier to lift heavy with the knee wraps and suits. If you have to tie tourniquets around your knees to keep them from blowing out in order to lift the heavy weight than technically you're not lifting the weight with your own strength and durability. It's more impressive to see this guy lift the heaviest weight possible without any assistance than with it.

@Kazman123 Год назад

@@cubed0724 Who says his knees and back would blow out without a suit and wraps though? He probably just has better leverages to be more competitive with them on. If you can't appreciate this guys strength and somehow don't feel this is impressive, then you are lost.

@samnub7912 Год назад

Dude's FORTY YEARS OLD???? insane

@allanbaagefeldt2320 Год назад

What ? 😁

@Toolkit333 Год назад

Bro is 41 years old btw

@ИгорьБорисов-е5п Год назад

OMG

@ytalik333 Год назад

Looks young😮

@jeffk4710 Год назад

WTF

@paullanfear5762 Год назад

66kg Class and lifting this much = HUGE respect!

@User_92020 Год назад

How much is he sqautingbin pounds?

@samohle8091 Год назад

@@User_92020About 634 lbs 1:12

@krisdzons Год назад

66g? 66kg

@kidoman7988 Год назад

roids helped for sure

@ReverZe83 Год назад

@Kid Oman you try it, you'll be nowhere near half his best at 66kg.

@z7247427 Год назад

觀看數大爆增主哥真的是神台灣健力人的憧憬

@elvisp9811 Год назад

Your knees and back are made of steel bro, how is it even possible with your body mass amazing dude

@cubed0724 Год назад

Knee wraps and body help support the lift. Guarantee you without either his knees or back would of exploded.

@JohnSmith-cz3us Год назад

@Mark Park are you serious? The fact that he can even bend down with that weight on his back and not break is an accomplishment. And he’s a friggen Master class lifter. Not a young 20-30 year old. You people look for anything to criticize but you’ll never come close to what he’s done.

@Sinnick11 Год назад

I fucking love this comment lmao. Of all the things to think and type after watching that feat and they say that shit lmaoooo.

@jasonm.1370 Год назад

@@cubed0724 trump supporter?

@cubed0724 Год назад

@@JohnSmith-cz3us He's able to get down and backup because of the tourniquets on his kness keeping them from exploding. Let's see him lift the weight without the knees wrapped so tightly to provide support.

@alejandrolosadadiaz7121 Год назад

That bp was simply insane. What the hell.

@ashoksingha2761 Год назад

He is Asian

@alejandrolosadadiaz7121 Год назад

@@ashoksingha2761 i guess is that. I'm weighting 75 kg aprox and yesterday I got my 105 kg bp pr after a year and a half, and this man is lifting more than double of that WEIGHTING AT LEAST 10KG LESS! It's mindblowing. Just imagine he was 1,85 and weighting 90 kg...

@danisanchezmora1899 Год назад

@@alejandrolosadadiaz7121is an equipped lift

@marcusrasborg6874 Год назад

@@alejandrolosadadiaz7121Genetics also helps a lot. I bench 100kg with a bodyweight of 58kg and no training for it, just pullups

@SayWhatSuca Год назад

Sweet! And Akex Jones was spotting for the squat!!! Amazing

@Shadow-bs1iu Год назад

That bench press technique is perfect! Minimal arch in back, full distance wow!!

@harronator-2670 Год назад

That is incredible, yes it’s equipped and it’s powerlifting form but this guy is a legend nonetheless. I didn’t even think it was possible to get even close to that much weight on squats at 66kg equipped or not

@cubed0724 Год назад

Equipped makes a huge difference. I guarantee you if he attempted the weight without knee wraps, his knees would of exploded.

@harronator-2670 Год назад

@@cubed0724 I know it makes a difference, I’m not stupid, but I don’t see many 66kg people over the age of 40 with 800kg totals equipped or not. If you don’t think that’s impressive I don’t know what to say to you.

@cubed0724 Год назад

@@harronator-2670 Yes, many people can't lift heavy weights. However, any average non lifters could lift heavier with the equipment than raw. It's much more impressive to squat the heaviest weight possible raw without equipment than with it.

@bk_n Год назад

@@cubed0724 You're just stating the obvious. It's like saying travelling 200km by running is harder than by cycling, everyone knows that. What you seem to fail to understand is that even if it's equipped, lifting so much while being only 66kgs is impressive. If you believe that being equipped can magically make you lift 10 times your weight I don't know what to tell you.

@cubed0724 Год назад

@@bk_n Very bad analogy, the only difference between running and biking 200 km is covering the distance faster on a bike. Also I never said you can lift tens times more with a suit and wraps. Were talking about this guy without knee wraps, I guarantee you would blow his kness out attempting the squat. I'm simply saying he wouldn't of lifted that weight without the knee wraps and if you don't understan that fact, I can't help you. It's much more impressive with no equipment.

@BuffPomsky Год назад

Dang these are some good spotters! Keen eye along with support!

@keko2018 Год назад

dude is strong as hell

@Bigdaddyinyourarea Год назад

For a powerlifter his bench form is actually pretty legit

@cyclobenchaprine Год назад

powerlifting armchair critic logic: making the most of your leverages to be the best athlete possible: not legit 😡 benching with a shirt that lifts a large portion of the weight for you: actually pretty legit! what's a bench shirt? truly the authority on what is and isn't legit

@homer11Oct Год назад

They have changed the rules recently i suppose

@IAmTheRealUsopperGoddamnit Год назад

@@homer11Oct Yeah they did, your elbows are supposed to go lower than your chest, something like that.

@harrycurtis2087 Год назад

@@IAmTheRealUsopperGoddamnit i think its elbows lower than shoulder joint?

@IAmTheRealUsopperGoddamnit Год назад

@@harrycurtis2087 oh yeah it is

@WhoGoesDeer Год назад

Those knees are wrapped so tightly they got him moving like a machine and rightly so, 800kg is otherworldly.

@headshot9611 Год назад

That’s the suit too

@mikecoughlin4128 Год назад

@@headshot9611 I was wondering why he walked like that.

@Xmaiiiiiiiiiiiii Год назад

He just got a deadlift 300kg record in Taiwan.

@Axel-fg4ph Год назад

@@ArenVishwa are toh bhai uska weight kitna hai woh bhi dekh

@AdityaKumar-yp9dd Год назад

@@ArenVishwa Are chomu , he is 90+ kg

@jimmy_riddler Год назад

Unfathomably strong. Crazy

@dpkparashar Год назад

12.12 times bodyweight total 🙌🙌🙌

@ashoksingha2761 Год назад

Tu Hara Sakta h is ko....

@hardertom Год назад

Brutal force from such a little man!

@박강현-k9k Год назад

Even most people with more weight and mass couldn't do what this small person can do Amazing

@jle92708 Год назад

Somewhere Anatoly is gonna come by and clean the area, holding up the weights with one arm

@kabes1776 Год назад

What a beast

@alexbonfan8752 Год назад

So powerful man!

@coderide Год назад

Human body is amazing it can adapt to anything 😮

@jackiehumper1538 Год назад

Super strong man!!! 💥💥💥💥👍👍👍👍

@suedas_production Год назад

absolutely wild

@Israeli_Prince Год назад

That looks painful, can't even fathom what he's even going through when he's lifting that.

@SAUCE206 Год назад

This is incredible

@dl1niu Год назад

His squat form is very good

@maxekjrbfhjbsrfkjebrf1962 Год назад

12x bw total is crazy.

@TheSunMoon Год назад

Now we know big muscles doesn't equate to strength.😅 Just like the Cleaner in the gym 😂

@ytalik333 Год назад

Anatoly

@Manusia.satu1 2 месяца назад

CBum is stronger than Anatoly. Now explain that

@Manusia.satu1 2 месяца назад

Plus squat, deadlift doesn't show your full strength. Powerlifter will get destroyed in bodybuilding exercises

@MjCstyle Год назад

did this guy just squat 4.5x his bodyweight??????? holy******

@CelticGladiator7 Год назад

Do you dare call it a squat?

@flyingbutthole Год назад

@@CelticGladiator7 you are fat and bald, stop

@ixbleauxi4633 Год назад

@@CelticGladiator7why wouldn't you

@Acodeful Год назад

@@ixbleauxi4633 cause he’s the type of guy to say sumo is cheating

@Omgitssohuge Год назад

@@CelticGladiator7 retar alert

@filippecha7909 Год назад

How just how?! That squat was second to none only one more impressive i have seen from some chinese woman bw 45 squatting 200kg days back...bench 215? 66kg? Hafthor did 235? 190kg like this is i can't even find words for it...

@Furthermore69 Год назад

Super strong. Being short must help too. Less distance to travel

@ANDREYdizel Год назад

Man... Now that VINAEMIN is coaching we all gonna see more records all over the world. Just making a joke in here. Awesome to see what humans are able to do... great Respect for all the athletes💪😎👍

@tuvshin666 4 месяца назад

holy cow this is real beast

@mhashisorhie9441 Год назад

Hez the one that will make Anatoly look like the big guys in videos

@jaker3151 Год назад

Instead of blood this guy has hydraulic fluid flowing through him because he's a machine.

@drschwandi3687 Год назад

Super interessting technique on the squats. Is this the way to go with wraps or is this something that mainly works for him?

@jeppebirkler Год назад

Anatomically we are, as humans, equipped with a 'conditional myotatic reflex'. This is when the brain believes, that the tendon of the muscle is about to be damaged because of the muscletonus is being changed rapidly. This reflex can be used in an advantageous manner. Especially in powerlifting, where the reflex is helping him contract the muscle tissue/the quadriceps-tendon by hitting the depth/stretch in his squat. This may be what he is (quite succesfully) trying to obtain and use. With the myofascial tissue around his muscles and wraps combined, he may also be able to generate both momentum and force by doing the little bounce in the bottom of his lift.

@IAmTheRealUsopperGoddamnit Год назад

@@jeppebirkler Interesting!

@SirDonkeyShot Год назад

@@jeppebirkler that is an awesome explanation man thank you!

@hardys1664 Год назад

Taiwanese Lifter is amazing! Almost 5x deadlift.

@ashoksingha2761 Год назад

U r right American.....

@bamkobe1 Год назад

@@ashoksingha2761 he is Taiwanese dumb a$$.

@taiotariq6023 Год назад

Now thats some hard hard work great jop

@ammyandrade7904 Год назад

Am I reading this correctly, 800 KG NOT LB? with 66kg. Absolutely mind blowing!

@zubov12 Год назад

It’s amazing 😳

@蔡育峯 Год назад

這是神啊！！

@turhant.7986 Год назад

Respect

@rawirihemi27 Год назад

Man, that is Fkn insane.

@nobodynobody1235 Год назад

Why he walks like that leg wide spread? He has a beast strength

@misteryouz Год назад

because his knee wraps are so tight that he can't bend his legs normally anymore

@SovereignAi Год назад

Conditional mytotatic reflex

@bennyliu5703 Год назад

太厉害了，Awesome！

@ishusingh3465 Год назад

Bro doing Paused Squats in compitition 😂

@mihoo43 Год назад

Incredible

@jhoncena1111 Год назад

Most people his weight would die doing something like this. Absolutely insane.

@cwcheng99999 Год назад

太棒了！

@michaelvonhaven105 Год назад

Pound for pound strongest

@israelvlogmizo Год назад

I wonder how strong will he be in arm wrestling

@tommymoua3274 Год назад

That’s more technique than strength..

@marcusrasborg6874 Год назад

@@tommymoua3274You clearly don’t know a thing about armwrestling… The technique is just a plus, they have the strongest arms out of any sport! Why do you think an armwrestler has the strict curl world record?

@tommymoua3274 Год назад

@@marcusrasborg6874 technique is not a plus its a need you moron..

@WanderingSword Год назад

he'd be above the average street bloke, but nothing compares to the pro armwrestlers. But then again, none armwrestlers in his weight category can do the stuff he's doing.

@Manusia.satu1 2 месяца назад

@marcusrasborg6874 bodybuilders is stronger than arm wrestlers. But why did they lose? Because technic exist

@Kim_Petersen Год назад

Я думаю поднять 800кг легче, чем прочитать его имя правильно 😂 Молодец Чемпион 😊❤

@dante_only_one Год назад

не. там суммарно стоко он каждый подход по разному весу поднимал начиная от 270кг, и максимальный подход 287,5кг. сумарно за три подхода 800кг и вышло примерно общего веса.

@saadatfitt3402 Год назад

Legend 😮

@alperozdemir1207 Год назад

Now I'm scared of this beast

@anishsharma8491 Год назад

Tsg legend

@anirudhvyas6069 Год назад

I don’t think this seems natural - I thought Chinese Olympic team was incredible, especially Lu xiao Jin but I gotta say after finding that he took EPO my trust is a little off about these guys - but even with steroids it just takes a lot of hard work and dedication.

@bamkobe1 Год назад

This dude is Taiwanese. Not chinese

@absfinal Год назад

he should do a collab with anatoly

@salo7958 Год назад

this is not true, the world record is 590 kg, and set by an athlete in 2020 with a body weight of more than 100 kg..... ....10 discs of 25 kg)))

@ImEmpTy295 Год назад

Can someone explain to me why power lifting never use safety pins but instead use multiple people that they expect to catch an unsuspecting hundreds of kilos of weight to hopefully prevent it from suddenly dropping on the lifter? Seems a little impractical to me. Plus the judges could get a better visual on the form of the athlete without a dozen spotters standing around the lifter.

@nerangtandang7486 Год назад

Ni orang badan kecik boleh angkat sampai 800kg...eat wat💪💪💪

@linphilip6389 Год назад

Although asians are not winning bodybuilding, they are top at powerlifting.

@coolestgangsta7164 Год назад

and weightlifting

@seaweedglob Год назад

Hadi Choupan's asian, dude.

@jglg7238 Год назад

bodybuilding is not even a sport, it's a beauty pageant 😂 Asians dominate in weightlifting, they break the most world records and have the most gold medals, look up chinese weighlifters if you don't believe me.

@linphilip6389 Год назад

@@seaweedglob dude, dont fuking pick on me when 1 out of the last 50 Mr Oly has been white or black. Asians have won many world class powerlifting events but rarely in bodybuilding. If you are an asian and you want to go the hard way to top in bodybuiding, a sport with such a low top cash prize, go ahead.

@jglg7238 Год назад

what's funny is, chinese asian weighlifters look "better" than bodybuilders in the body game, yet they don't live the bodybuilding lifestyle 🤣😂

@dante_only_one Год назад

287,5 at max, holy fuck, that insane

@seeyou8821 Год назад

waiting for singha to compete here

@yogevtmax4816 2 месяца назад

monster...

@kaapoholmi1110 Год назад

I have never understood the point of equipped lifting. They use equipment just to lift more than they actually can, like what is the point in that?

@kahahabahaha Год назад

Originally, it was probably for injury prevention/support, but it eventually became a sport of its own when people started using tighter and more assistive gear. The training and execution of an equipped lift is supposed to be much more demanding than raw, since you're handling weight beyond your raw ability. But I wouldn't know, I'm just a scrub that does raw only.

@Kim_Petersen Год назад

I think lifting 800kg is easier than reading his name correctly 😂 Well done Champion 😊❤

@jackie7892 Год назад

Crazy

@Jacare1973 Год назад

Was impressed until I realized he’s equipped lifting.

@dailyhunteducationgroup9370 Год назад

Who says there are disadvantage of small height

@williamfredette5437 Год назад

Wow!

@hapssionhapssion1664 Год назад

Anatoly is watching 🥸

@OlympischbriesjeNadaAverage Год назад

Hey Anatoly

@yournightmare9999 Год назад

rice and water is the key

@Thijmen688 Год назад

Why are the cuts in these videos always so abrupt

@ta.sports 21 день назад

🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍

@afwe8426 Год назад

Taiwan!!!!!!!

@czarek22c Год назад

incredibles😮

@LambeauLeeeper Год назад

Im not trying to be rude, just gauge where I’m at compared to these studs. Is he natty or no? Ty.

@chriskoay1038 Год назад

Close to a ton.

@TheWhiteGuyFromTampa Год назад

Dam I recently thought about getting into powerlifting because Im finally making some decent strength gainz, but after seeing this I think I'll just pass lmao

@idodefinitely5135 Год назад

yeah having god complex one day hitting a PR bench, than come home to see this guy, shit demoralizing

@randle9422 Год назад

Respect man

@vitorhenrique7771 Год назад

Very clean, wtf

@rogerrivera1996 Год назад

Why is equipped powerlifting still a thing?

@thomaschung3808 Год назад

That’s crazy

@abhishekdaruan9244 7 дней назад

it's was miscalculated if he calculated properly in deadlift can do 300 kg

@Nole2701 Месяц назад

bruh why they foul him on the last deadlift for nothing

@junjiechen7341 Год назад

insane

@pg-jq3jc Год назад

Time for height classes bound with weight. That simple

@lampualadinidx9060 Год назад

Where is ANATOLY?

@bcyjvq7544 Год назад

This guy is 40 years old

@DrTopLiftDPT Год назад

Equipped? they are still doing this?

@Zerpentsa6598 Год назад

Wasn't he supposed to lift the bar right over his head?

@janibeg3247 Год назад

i got a hernia just watching this

@farhankhan-dh2tu Год назад

Why in the hell would I do that😁😁😁low weight intensity training is what I believe in chad

@VidiSLTU Год назад

Big guys leave the chat.

@Peter.17 Год назад

I'm just wondering what is the use of these heavy barbells.. if there is a scale with this weight, let's say 100kg, will he be able to lift it hardly.. the barbell can because it has both hands plus body support.. no thin tube and weight on the sides.. this is a waste of time..

@joeridestrijcker445 Год назад

What do you suggest they lift? Anvils? Plates are calibrated and make it extremely easy to add more weight in small increments. Go to WSM or so if you want athletes to lift bricks, rocks, cars and pulling trains ;)