Yea sure a roided guy and a team fill of roid heads...

@@Kenny-yl9pceveryones on steroids

@@Kenny-yl9pc having tons of roid can't make you a man.

@@Kenny-yl9pc 1000% sure you're new to weightlifting.

@@Kenny-yl9pc😅😅

Pleased you noticed!

i bet the team behind the paris olympics will produce bland videos as usually

Absolutely. And the ending is... Just wow!

im so hyped now to buy steroids one month supply

Then you realize you can’t even lift the bar lol

You go I'll watch you on KZfaq (with popcorn)

because no one cares about literal tree branch weight. The moment russia gets unbanned is fucked for the chinese.

@@shadeofape2470 plenty of people care about lower weight classes; just like plenty of people watch boxers and mma fighters from lower weight classes. IOC took out weight classes in order to stifle china from getting more gold medals. gtfo

​@@shadeofape2470就你聪明！

@@shadeofape2470 lol why so salty!! 😅

@@shadeofape2470not so sure. Russian weightlifting has long been on a slide long before their ban. Only 1 gold in 04/08 and nothing in 2012. The Asian countries even outside of China have all improved. If anything Indonesia and most specifically North Korea is gonna be the ones dethrone China. North Korea already is set to surpass them in WRs by 2028 if they keep lifting the way they did this year.

And saying: nog bad bud ;-)

It's because they know that he is the strongest of them all.

Fish Game - Dylan Sitts

@@EarthEngineArch I thought it was Darude Sandstorm.

yeah that was fucking clean, gave me goosebumps

nutrition science in china is not existent... just eat and push

high reps

More they’re genetic specimens and drugs

Shows the quality of their diet and their very hard training

it's 90% insane genetics, 9% years of insane dedication, and 1% last minute "juicing". 😉

I just assume every one is on it at this point. The training alone requires you to take it.​@@yodaichi888

Out of a possible 45 Weightlifting Medalists in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, 20 were subsequently banned after re-testing a competition sample. That's 44%.. of medalists! Weightlifting is absolutely rife with drug use, it's basically systemic. The USSR dominated weightlifting for decades, and then they fell apart and got caught cheating, the void was filled by China. China isn't good at weightlifting, they're good at drugs, just the same as the USSR before them. Weightlifting isn't a test of an individuals strength, speed, skill, or stamina, it's a test of their ability to utilise a drug program and not get caught. There may be phenoms who are incredibly gifted athletes, but if they're a weightlifter, they are on drugs as well. Because those phenoms cannot outcompete other insanely gifted athletes who are on drugs.. and everyone is on drugs when it comes to weightlifting. When 50% of the field gets caught on drugs, the other 50% isn't clean, they just didn't get caught.

this comment needs to be way higher

Thanks to steriods.

​@@roncaruso931 ah you again, complaining about steroids when you still can't snatch bodyweight.

@alubchicken Who the F cares if I can't snatch a body weight. I lift, but I don't give a sh*t about snatching my body weight. First, I do not take roids. Second, having a great job, making very good money, having nice cars, and a great family is way more important than snatching some stupid wright. Third, get a life!

@@roncaruso931 im sorry but if you can't snatch bodyweight you've already failed the very basics of weightlifting, so you have no right to complain about steroids.

@alubchicken It's not important to me. Can you understand English? I lift weights and also do running. I weigh 180 lbs. I snatch about 150. It's not bad for someone who does not take steriods or other drugs. Also, no trainers. Just a gym in my house.

He did 233 in September brother, we’re just scratching of what he’ll do in his prime, he’s only like 22 so he’s still very young

gotta increase slowly to get all those WR cheques

And he made the jerk look easy. Unfathomable power.

@@jacksonr260 yep, best jerk tech across probably all of the Olympic classes, impeccable timing and use of the bar whip. I don’t doubt that he could probably jerk 245kg-250kg off the blocks

And no belt!

I can somewhat agree on the Lu point because he did easily what people in heavier weight classes were struggling to do. The man was 77kg and did 100kg over bodyweight snatch whilst in the current 89s,some of the top ten can't even manage a 175kg snatch

Not to take away from Lu's greatness anything, but you need to consider that the heavier weight class, the harder it is to snatch big weights. To keep it at around 100kg weight class, these guys nowadays still have to catch up to Nicu Vlad who snatched 200.5kg at 100kg class in 1986 world championships. Yes and he C&J-ed 237kg that day too.

The Chinese coaches know what PEDs to use

​@@roncaruso931and you think other coaches from other countries don't ?

@@amoghus They all cheat. All use steriods or other drugs. Lifters and coaches.

@@amoghusChina has very little to no testing while other nations, such as the United States, have biweekly drug testing to ensure no cheating.

@@dollarstorebarrontrump1141 you got a source for that? it better not be CNN

This dude is only 22, Jesus Christ

Only the top three would have qualified for the 102s so its not close but it is closer than it should be

Olympic weight class change only happened after Tokyo. The most competitive athletes had to cut 7kg down from 109, or gain 7kg from 96. It’s a difficult and patient process both to lose 5% of body weight and return to peak performance performance, and to gain weight and see that additional body mass fully manifest as gains in the lifts

@@weshumost of the top 89s had moved up from 81 and most of the top 102s moved up from 96. 89s gained a lot meanwhile liu is pretty much the only one to be pushing the 102s having moved up all the way down from 89. just seems like the 89s are filled with more talent than the 102s (no disrespect to them obviously)

They all use PEDs and roids. Not everyone can be in the Olympics. It takes many years of getting the technique perfect. If you have the technique, you can lift heavy weights.

Most likely yes,I got told off by a Chinese student for writing their name in red(they were genuinely offended and I had no idea)

Ilya lifted Liu's career best total (418 kg) at the 2012 Olympics while weighing 93.52 kg, and he achieved a 437 kg total (191-246) while weighing 104.44 at the 2015 President's Cup.