Now it’s your turn in a few weeks

You must be really new to powerlifting , and havent did you homework

@@heveyweightheveyweight5399 who’s better in your opinion? Maybe dbell or atwood

@@heveyweightheveyweight5399 the sumo twinks don't count

@@mel-ju7kp none because john destroys them in dots, ssj bobb is coming tho

Greatest ever

40secs ago Pete rubish I‘m a big fan! Rubish rows all day long for a big dead

Yes it is! Looking forward to it.

he's not built for any lift he's a fucking menace

“Poor” leverages are somewhat overrated . Yes having long arms will theoretically make it more difficult to bench since you have to go through a longer range of motion. But mass beats leverages. Try to pack on as much mass as you can on to the prime movers that are involved in a bench press to help yourself out.

John's a legit world-class level freak. He may not look like Eddie Hall, but the dude defies physics. I wouldn't use him as an inspirational reference lol.

@@jermaineayivoh8263 leverages matter more than mass in my opinion. You can pack all the mass on you can, but soembody out there is just built for it and can leverage it up with ease. The lever length matters more than the force applied to the lever.

@@a-a-rondavis9438 Have you ever thought that longer levers mean more mass that can theoretically be packed on. Mass moves mass. People with short femurs for example have better levers to squat more weight. But if someone else has femurs that are 3 inches longer (and therefore theoretically worse levers for squatting than the guy with shorter femurs) thats 3 more inches on which he theoretically could pack more mass onto.

Definitely! But he’s not under 200lbs anymore, he competed in the 100kg

That would be hilarious

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1000lb club, 45/45/920

Yeah imagine every african jungle kid has the oppurtunity to train and eat perfekt. There will be a lot more good powerlifters and bodybuilders

always like and comment every video and for sure subscribed

Helped I had Doohan film the meet

been saying this for some time now, ppl didnt believe me.

@@rfyaaful This was definitely a powerlifting meet in 2022

Yea, I will be. Not sure yet what kind of format I want to do. I have some ideas for a few series as well

Fight milk to make weight. Energy balls to put it back on.

He didn’t cut to 90kg for this one

Why u guys want him to get fat??? Let him around 200

@@alessio7375 it was just humor. I wouldn’t think he would ever get that big.

I wasn't sore that night, but the next day my whole posterior chain was pretty wrecked.

@@MHB30 Not surprising after those squats and deadlifts, time to get some well earned rest!

Well the IPF getting rid of exorcist archers was a big first step, if the other feds will follow that will help make the sport not be such a joke. Also having shorter meets because watching people max for 8 hours is very boring let's be honest. If they were to divide the meets into a women only day and a men only day that could help cut down on the time length. Maybe also having 2 platforms could help? Or even just showing a recording, I know many strongman fans cry about WSM not being livestreamed but again most people would find 8 hours straight of strongman boring, so they record it to edit out the boring lifts. Or maybe they could have it live but have each lift done a different day just like how the World Series or NBA finals are done over the course of multiple games. Finally they just need to promote the sport, they need to put up ads for meets and start hosting them in arenas or convention centers instead of gyms

Practice commands and make sure your lifts in training are to competition standard. Open light, they shouldn’t be part of your total anyways. Take what’s there on the day.

@@MHB30 you da man my guy

let us know how it goes man

On your first meet, have fun and try to go 9 for 9. You'll be nervous, but once you get a meet or two under your belt, you'll have experience to deal with the multiple nuances meets present. An experienced handler/coach is a huge plus as well. And do what John advises, always practice the commands and do every training lift to competition standards to program your motor skills for perfect execution. Again, training with experienced powerlifters is a huge plus as you can absorb their experience and be more confident that you are executing each lift to perfection. For my first meet back in 1984, I was a mental mess, but my coach (who had a 1900 total) made it an incredible experience as I went 8 for 9 barely missing my last deadlift due to fatigue from the excessive nervous energy waisted.

Leucine

I think that right side judge red lighted All of jamals squat attempts. Maybe just an asshole judge.