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I respect the man who has enough sense not to deadlift himself into an explosive nosebleed.

+20 strength

Indeed. You would imagine that the air itself becomes pure testosterone due to the presence of such men as the one in seen video.

Well this is not powerlifting, this is strongman.

@@lomachenko5074 Yeah, but Strongman isnt always deadlifting and when I think strongman I think moving huge rocks and stuff

@@MasculinityOnly the moment I see straps, I think strongman. And then I start thinking about big bellied hulks pulling cars and throwing stones and holding pillars.

Is not about being strong, is about breaking your limits

dont worry, i think he's fine, i heard that he just got some nose bleed problem and isnt life threatening to him

mate he just burst the weak nose blood vessels, they heal in minutes

Well, Russians are mostly nice, so no wonder.

@@Gil-galad22that’s a funny joke

@@zipy4900 it’s funny cause it’s fact and you act like it’s not Lol.

@@zipy4900 You're only saying this because of the recent events

You just had to didn't you?@@zipy4900

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lol true

But are they stronger?

@@zeljkosokolov563 idk. This is eastern Europe everyone is strong

The Iceland staff u are mention was a pro strongman : Stefán Sölvi Pétursson

so what, this was one of the impressive feats ever

He is a pro strongman. He regularly competes in the Arnold and worlds. Wtf are you on about

He's both you clown

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Mashine... stay in school kid you cant even write

@@mryellow9655 grammar nazi

Well that number varies from person to person depending on a lot of factors, genetics being one of the more important ones. Also, when you're in a flight or fight response with huge amounts of adrenaline pumping in your body, you're actually able to use close to 100% of your muscles. Evolution does not create muscles which you can never use more than 40% off of. The nosebleed doesn't really have anything to do with using more muscles per say. It's just that these athletes are operating at the absolute top edge of human strength. "Normal" people do not experience that nowhere near as frequently as strongmen and there are tons of health issues with being a strongman at this insane size. You will see more and more strange bodily effects which are mostly unknown because of course, very few men on this earth are this strong and this big.

@@AtroFearalso especially considering all elite strongmen are taking heavy doses of steroids, which is a blood thinner, he would be more prone to nose bleeds. All this on top of the immense pressure from bracing during a deadlift caused his nosebleed to be as intense as it was. But that immense pressure is no joke and this lift will always be legendary for the shear will power to get it up. Definitely one of my favorite lifts

Respect.

@Nick stop

Eddie hall world record does 1105

@@revlouder5865 Eddie did 500kg, the record is 501 by Thor

Yeah, i've seen him bleed throught the nose in several competitions.

A ton of pressure builds up when you lift that kind of weight. He's got thin blood vessels in his nose that are sucepible to popping, that's why. It's just a nosebleed though, he's fine.

It's pretty common at this level. You're flexing so many muscles in the body that your blood pressure rises enough to pop the nasal cavity's fragile blood vessels. Some people get blood-shot eyes too.

@@CrimeEnjoyer blood shot eyes das me

Blood pressure goes high asf