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You guys should have arm wrestled him!!!

there is no bio for me. idk if its just me but just letting you know

he couldve made it to 35 easy

Supposedly from one of his videos he can do 80 if fresh

Think he is saving himself, he has done alot of max upper body training on that trip

He was only starting to have a little struggle

@@amjan - he's saying it's nice of Magnus to be humble you jackass.

@@execadmin8377 Magnus

@@execadmin8377 Tom

yes

You mean treating them like friends? Respecting their strength and sport? That's Juji and Tom's way. Coolest dudes.

Like people? These people are all adults. :p

Kevin Manfredi sounds like something Shakespeare would say

@@jadon6049 lmao true

Or at least his lesser known brother, Protein Shakespeare.

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Steve Thea no

If he adds a few pounds of muscle on his forearms, that would be some crazy shit.

Isaac is such a cool dude, I hope they keep bringing him back.

He really gotta eat tho he training hard but he need to ear

He's like a mini Adam Ondra.

@@ByThisShallAllMenKnow yes xD I thought too :D

and an amazing character

I thought he was making a joke when he stopped at 23 pull ups. its obvious he could of done a ton more.

That's a rock climber for you

how tall is magnus?

@@Kizdo69 5'8" or 5'8.5" I think, that say in the 'CLIMBERS HAVE WEAK LEGS' video

hoofhearted4 YES!!!

And then come to Sweden while they are at it

might as well go to denmark as well then

@@thermalized1905 No mountains for Magnus to climb in, sorry, cant do.

yes pls

hannibal jr e

hannibal jr , jesus*

Unintended Consequences It's one of them there jokes, friend. The comma indicating that he was saying that to Jesus.

@@julidiamondlover leave it, they will not understand.

Tajbir Singh Lol true

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Did he take you on a magic carpet ride?

Zenith you guys you guys you guys you guysyouguysssd

You didn't say "guys" enough times.

i agree, Magnus is awsome!!! great fun watching the collab video's with him! also started following his channel..

One Punch man I dig it

Diderpderp damn near muscle ups lol

Diderpderp to me he looks like a total loser

IKR! I thought he was gunna go for a clap mid-air between each rep.

He's definitely strong for his weight. But he is also really light. The thing is, his form is atrocious.

His form is not atrocious. The way he does it makes them even harder. Most normal people aren't able to do pull ups with that range of motion because they lack the flexibility and strength. I rarely see anyone doing chest to bar pull ups at a gym even. He isn't tightening his core, but he doesn't need to - he does pull ups for strength and not aesthetics.

I think Juji got Magnus there. So much weight difference, and Juji is really flexible too, not some "regular" super tense body builder :)

Yeah, I'm mostly interested in seeing the instructors react. They'll know Juji will be a handful by looking at him, but if they don't know anything about Magnus, he can go in really unassuming, then when they start to work with him they realize he's a superhuman as well.

That would be amazing to see!

And Juji is a black belt in taekwondo

i would pay to watch that

Beau's best quote thus far

Brian Shaw is beast

No. Hafthor is a better choice. Dude is HUGE. Or big Z for that matter.

Well... Brian is kinda famous for his grip strength *and* he is 4 times WSM *and* he lives in the USA.

tendonitis don’t usually go away it’s scarred tissue

@@Anabolicindependent that's why I said when it gets better not gone or cured

Gotta have an ice bath, ice cream interview next time.

Wdym by sandbagging

3 people involved in that, mostly Tom

@@diarrheaman8959 OK Biden...

Shirtless men...

Did you create 56 accounts just to like your own comment? Btw 1 toe pull up doesn't make sense.1 toe Squat is better.

Thanks Colby! Enjoy basic!

😂😂

Bull riders tie there hands to the saddle

@@edgelordgassington2969 its crazy hard but it's not as much grip strength as people think

@@davidderitter1409 from my understanding its almost more in your balance and ability to self correct your center of mass and all that.

Arms or testicles?

Facepalm

Physically impossible, Its either muscle Or tendon. Still a sick thought though

@@Del1Dub can you explain? Why both are impossible?

@@rotanux i mean its possible to have strong tendons but with all the muscle mass pulling hm down it would basically be like a normal person, so its either strong tendons or big uscles not both

@@Del1Dub oh I see

Yes he will crush you.

@F While lifting 185 pounds with his other toe

What?

It's on magnus' channel it's at the end of the video he posted a couple of days ago.

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Awesome...thanks guys!!