we challenged Body Builders at Muscle Beach 

True, I think that was my favorite moment of the video, when he didn't simply let her win but then gave her the money anyway as a reward for her great endurance.

@@Mud-N-Ice could out hang you lmao

@@Mud-N-Ice It's not like that at all.

@@Mud-N-Ice She went into the pain cave to win, that's the sort of mindset you wanna reward with childern. It might be a lesson she takes into adulthood.

Hardly, she out hangs lots of climbers

Also a bit of luck there, because this wouldnt have worked vs Magnus

@@jormungandr4690 That was exactly my thoughts, if he picked Magnus to challenge at lock out strength he would've made a big mistake!

he changed the game completely tbh, fair play to him if it was within the rules

the bet was "Beat me in pull ups", he forgot to do one more, but seems he could've. :)

@@immko i think they vaguely mention "or hanging" at the beginning, it was freaking cool too.

Nah she just want some of it

it’s called a girlfriend or wife

@@matthewkim8547 partner seems shorter

Wtf is the point of saying partner? When someone is clearly their BF/GF. Wife/ husband?? Fucken lames.

Man, they needed that money so bad, I'm happy they got food to eat atleast

Children just have awesome grip strength. Especially when you consider that the bar probably had too big of a diameter for her. It’s those monkey genes, baby monkeys hang from their mother’s belly fur all day long.

it is an incredible performance but as mentioned above kids grip strength to body weight ratio is not the same as adults - weight increases by a lot more then grip strength when you grow up but that being said over 2:30 is still crazy good so not trying to take anything away from her she did phenomenal

@Tyler all human races have monkey genes

@Tyler Lol, I didn’t even consider that it could be interpreted as an insult. I don’t think I even remembered her skin color or ethnicity when I wrote the comment.

it was magnus pain tolerance vs kids advantage in hanging

Not so quietly depending on the video 🤣

Kids can to have some crazy power to weight ratio. I held a hanging competition among my my students (around 9-10 y/o) and one of them hung for over four minutes. She probably could've done another one or two minutes if she really had to.

​@@Pile_of_carbon 4 easy minutes, impressive student!

Let's go Brandon 👍

Uh oh... have you been tested for color blindness? She was wearing a blue shirt...

Not to take away from her achievement, but little kids are able to hang a lot longer. In videos where trained adults try to out hang children they always lose. A skinny child who trains grip should be able to hold for 7-10 min (watch other hang challenge videos). This is because strength does not even scale to weight. The best pound for pound lifters are always small for a reason. A 4x body weight deadlift is physically impossible for a 400 pound strongman.

Yoooo Brandonnnnnn!

you were awesome man

Great video. Would love to see more collabs between you guys in the future.

mate let the pretty girl win, such a gentleman 😉😁

This is an expensive friendship..... I think you owe Magnus some beers or something.

Lmao fr that flip was epic

@@brownjatt21 lol It happened so quick I was like wait was that the “old” guy 😳

What is that excercise called? A backflip after a muscle up?

​@joelcoll4034 saidheWASAble,Buthedidn'thaveAexcuse5aaa5aaAaA

the little one has really shown a strong will and as good as possible kept a straight face. that was hard to see

almost made me cry

She really went inwards, didn't she?!

hanging for that long is extremely painful, I've tried it lol

She definitely has the competitive mindset. I bet she can be good if she plays sports of any kind.

100 dollars for them are not exactly something to be salty about, lol

Yeah, people like him never have money, lmao.

@@Kreuzrippengewoelbe what do you think you mean by that?

@@Kreuzrippengewoelbe What do you mean by "people like him"? You don't know anything about the guy.

Yes I liked that too. Just a good turn of events.

Lol look at the race police trying to get you in the comments. These people are pathetic😂😂

At some point humanity acquired a mutation which nerfs out muscle strength, probably to reduce caloric needs to survive two ice ages. A silverback gorilla, for example, can lift ten times its own body weight over its head without straining. In a small number of human beings, this mutation is switched off in a condition called muscular hypertrophy, making them as strong as human beings are _supposed_ to be. Children with the condition have massively muscular physiques without effort, and usually grow up to become famous, record-breaking athletes. Muscular hypertrophy takes two forms. The first form involves more muscles fibres per square centimetre, making the muscles much stronger than is normally humanly possible. The second form, however, involves the muscles storing much more ATP and processing it much more efficiently, so rather than having large, bulky muscles, the person has incredible endurance, able to do things like run marathons or -- as in this case -- hang by the arms for literally inhuman lengths of time.

@@NoJusticeNoPeace could be. More likely though to simply be developed through isometric training

@@NoJusticeNoPeace Didn't gorillas also have to survives 2 ice ages?

@@enabler2456 Being tropical, I imagine they had an easier time of it. We know from studies on the human genome that at one point during the last ice age, humanity was reduced to less than 5000 individuals, which is probably why the gene responsible for nerfing our muscles and reducing our caloric needs became universal, as those without it died.

@@NoJusticeNoPeace it has actually been proven that old conceptions of ape strength is incorrect. Chimpanzee muscle power output is approximately 1.35x higher. Due to their smaller size, larger humans actually stronger than chimpanzees. Chimpanzees higher output is largely due to their muscles being composed of a higher proportion of fast-twitch muscle (used for lifting and anaerobic efforts) at the expense of slow-twitch muscle which humans evolved because that's how we hunted prey. Humans can outrun any animal on the planet, and that is how some African tribes still hunt. All humans have variations in the proportion of fast and slow twitch muscle which is why some are genetically predisposed to marathons or lifting. Your gorilla statistic (lifting 10 times their bodyweight over their head) is complete nonsense. Finally, myostatin related muscular hypertrophy genetic disorder has nothing to do with chimpanzees or previous versions of human genetic code

cringe

"slayer" 🤓🤓🤓

You could see it on her face, she was fighting

I just threw up in my mouth a little

That kid was awesome, but back in the day we could all do this.. funny how we were stronger as kids! (as evidenced by this video lol🙂)

@@dani-88 istg back in the days as a kid the grip and core strength was over the charts but by the age i think we've gotten weaker.

even the gon and killua are stronger as kids XD

in fact when you are little your levers are smaller, so it becomes easier to do some exercises, so when we are children we are less afraid of jumping, playing, hanging etc.. even if we fell or get hurt, the damage would be less than a tall adult

@Nicholas TV nothing much Jay, you tell whats up, sorry but whats NC? My bad if i should be knowing.

Didn't he owe them 100 EACH? Since they both beat the one guy

@@longebane No, they said magnus challenge one girl and brandon challenge the other and they all go at the same time.

@@longebane no they each went against one guy, the other girl didn't beat Magnus so not 200 but 100

Damn being skinny gives so much control of your body, like exponentially. It brewed my mind. I’ve never been fat but I’ve never been skinny. I think I’ll loose some weight just to see the world in a different perspective

Legit. It’s tough to even do 100 seconds for normal people lol

I was thinking the same thing: with such a grip and mind power she could be amazing at climbing!

watch "Longest Dead Hang WINS $1,000!" Children can hang much longer than adults because strength to weight is not 1:1. For my own mental health im going to just assume you and everyone else writing this is a bot or joking. Please stop praising without any standards.

Not insanely strong kids are naturally really good at hanging as they are super light but have good grip strength. It’s still impressive but I wouldn’t say insanely strong.

@@adamatch9624 Kids nowadays are not climbing so much as in the old days. Finding a child can do 2.5 minutes today is hard.

@@MikkoRantalainenthere Is many sports other than climbing that will make them good at it

They ended up teaching that little girl a terrible lesson. She would have learnt so much more if she didn't get the prize for losing.

@@1qualitybacon Yeah losing to an adult, a professional one.

So happy for him❤❤❤❤❤

For real absolute banger video after banger video

Frfr

fr so much good content

@@iamaspirit9912 fd totally agreed

That made me laugh, my dude was being so humble and then just hits a muscle up to backflip off a 10ft bar like it was nothing lmao.

He *used* to. He *still* does, but he used to, too.

@@xhavertov Fuck yeah Mitch

I think that dude might be spiderman irl. Covers blown spidey

@@gsam3461 Rip mitch

I’m 16, I have have a friend who’s 6’8” and we go bouldering together, it’s very disheartening but also fascinating seeing how he can abuse the routes

Core memory formed.

For strength, the central nervous system is a huge factor. How efficient the brain uses the muscle fibres

@@HiImBQ it is really interesting how exercise selection can massively influence such results depending on body type. This becomes expecially clear, when you pair a tall and a short person (of similar body composition) and compare their performance in amount of pull ups vs energy output on a rowing machine. For pullups, the taller guy will have to lift more weight and do more ROM for each rep, but for rows, the longer ROM actually benefits the energy output, and body weight suddenly has no impact anymore.

You must be new to the channel if you thought Magnus is going to lose 😅 He would've won the hanging using only one arm lol

@@sebu1301 hahah thats exactly what I was thinking. He could probably hold on to a bar with one arm for like 5-10 minutes

absolutely! I would beat Magnus easily in push-ups but lose hard in pretty much every other category. I'm really not that strong but push-ups are "easy" to me. But when I see Magnus hanging there like it's nothing and I'm happy that I can even hang there at all lol

Most of them prolly got mental damage from seeing magnus like🗿

Didn’t even realize that lmao he really did crazy mind games

Both of them needed to do them with elbows in. You do them with elbows in, it'll take your total down to half.

you just have to look at the size of this triceps and knew he stood a good chance of winning

yeah that dude was pretty cool.

My guy been a push up shark since Magnus or whoever started making vlogs. Saw that predator look in his eye since the jump.

LMFAO I thought he looked familiar

Was rooting for that benbict bumbberbatch

LMAOOOOOOOO

Hi, Anton! Great seeing you here in the comments. Your shorts have been awesome. Hopefully they will help your channel grow and reach more people.

We need more Anton/Magnus videos!

Those forearms are insane 🔥

My man's got Popeye forearms going.

Anton!!!!! ❤❤❤❤ have my child

Ooo yes, I’d love to see this!

Grip strength is such a niche power imo it's quite unthinkable that someone who doesn't climb can beat Magnus at it, and even if they do climb they'll have a very difficult time beating him unless they have similar level and experience

@@swordchaos1181 Exactly, which is why I was thinking he would have to keep competing with people who are totally fresh until he gets worn down. If he only had short breaks, he would eventually tire out by the twentieth battle? And if he didn't, it would highlight how crazy his grip strength is.

@@wendywilson8488 In my mind, the way they would compete would be something like each holding the end of a wooden block, then they would pull until someone lets go. If this is also what you had in mind, then Magnus could probably do it all day long. Or did you imagine it differently?

Would be fun if another proffessional climber comes by^^

That was defo a curve ball they didn’t expect 😅

Kid strength:weight is an advantage lol

@@tim.noonan nah, he's done this challenge with kids before. Lucky if you see a kid do more than a minute. This girl was awesome

@@tim.noonan girl started struggling at a little over 1 minute and kept at it for more or less a minute more. Others start struggling and give up after a just few seconds

+1 Came here to say he was the Mediterranean muscular version of Benedict Cumberbatch.

Thought it was a photoshop hahaha

Yaaas! 😂

yep, lol

She didn't wrap her fingers over her thumb like magnus did. It was way harder her way.

Walk first

My personal best was 97 pushups and that was 29 years ago. Two years ago I did a 100 a day for a while but never more than 40 or 50 at a time.

I'm 68, and I hear you. In the 80's I could do one arm pullups and I climbed 11a/b. Now I don't do pull ups ever because I just hurt myself, and I climb 11+12-. The power is GONE. But, we can still have fun.

Nah. You can do it. I'm a 47-year-old woman and I know I could do 100 a day, so I know that if you work at it, you can do 10 groups of 10 throughout the course of the day, then work at getting them closer together. Baby steps and perfect form all the time will protect your muscles.

And then he needs less energy right ?

it should be noted that he had done several hang and pull up challenges prior to the pushups.. still the other guy still had plenty left in the tank , wonder what his max reps would have been

@@shaderbytes yeah he was seriously strong man

'maybe 40' was a good misleading quote. Serious amount of pushups. Curious how many he can do total.

@@MaurisOpdam with that conditioning probably over 100 easy

Kids are crazy stubborn. I knew a kid that could hold his breath until he passed out. Can't even get close to that as an adult.

Yeah I once hid for 3 hours in a cramped space for Hide and Seek as a kid. Stubborn as Hell

@@El_Rey_247 You think thats stubborn? I once knew a kid that killed himself.

Also kids are lighter so they have less strain

Yup, i also was like wtf, is that somekind of deepfake?

LMFAO THAT WAS MY FIRST THOUGHT

Stay safe out there brother