Nick Chubb also had 29 reps

@@zachconstantino3173 that’s insanely strong. Nick Chubb was built like a full grown man in high school lmao

Chubb’s is way more impressive then barkley’s T. rex arms

His arms seem "short" relative to his weight, if so that makes for a bench pressing edge. Less distance for the bar to travel makes all the difference in rep output. As a random example Dillon at 6:50 has much more distance to cover in order to achieve full lockout which makes high reps more difficult. Same principle applies to deadlifts, barbell squats etc Not to say Barkley isnt much stronger than a guy like #27 (7:53) who did 17 while also having short arms

Even crazier is Jerick Mckinnon has the RB record at 32 reps. You would never expect that just hearing his voice lol

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You mean 0 reps. Bouncing the weight 45 times isn't a single actual rep...nor is it impressive tbh.

@@Petehrrepping 100kg 45 times is extremely impressive.

@@KK001 There wasn't a single rep performed, he was bouncing the weight like a clown. I won't say everyone can do it cause it does require a bit of strength, but it's definitely not something impressive.

@OP Ryuunosuke he was bouncing the weight really badly but theres not many people who can bench 100kg even once so id say it is impressive still.

@@Petehr bro this isn’t powerlifting they’re just trying to get as many reps as possible

First time I ever said "I'm sorry" under the bench

@@seandafny is that you lmao

@@jorgeo1492 it was a joke it's not him

Hes got two arms. You can tell his right arm was carrying most the lod

Both arms. The forearm doesnt do much in the bench. Its just the support

Back in the day we never bounced the weight off our chest. Rather we'd rest the bar on our chest for one second before pushing it to a full lock.

LOCKOUT !!

@@peterrodby2786 good for you

Ong

Mans juiced to the gills

You obviously don’t lift. Yea he’s strong 💪 but what he’s doing by bouncing it off his chest is like using the machine when you bench tottally different ball game kid

@@taylorcook5238 go ahead an bench 225 45 times and get back with me. And take a look at the shorts I post and tell me I don't lift.

Def was a thing

John3:16For God so love the world he sent his only begotten son for whoever believes in him shall not perish but live an everlasting life

why high reps isnt that endurance only? it would think in nfl they need explosiveness.

@@24sowl11 Yea higher reps are more for muscle endurance. I don’t know why they training that in the combine but it’s whateva

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Yeah you probably thought he was his twin brother they both played for the Seahawks last season

With a tie and dress shirt on. I'm sure that made the whole lifting process awkward. Too that with dress clothes on was amazing.

Hes strong asf no doubt, but what makes guys like Saquan and DK insane is that they are both athletic freaks who can run a 40 in under 4.4, doubt the last guy could run under 5 at his size.

@razatiger22 anyone that can bench 225 45 times in a tucked in tight fitting suit spur of the moment is also an athletic freak my guy....@@razatiger22

@@razatiger22I’m sure Heath Evans doesn’t have the same speed now but he ran like a sub 4.6 at his combine. Freakishly fast to be that big.

@@razatiger22 Yeah and I doubt they could lift 45 reps at their size, wtf kind of point is that? He destroyed them all lol

Same. I’m 145 body weight and working towards 225 bench, I’m at 215 at the moment

Stop being pick me no one cares

@@AndrewPhillips post physique

@@AndrewPhillips clearly you care enough to reply 😬I was being positive but you got in your feelings I guess

@@colespradlin5440 that’s awesome bro, keep going!

He takes money and buys a gym member ships

@@euniquevarner75 just not true

6g of creatine is what he takes 🥵

@@Flu_b diet and consitency to my bad

@@Flu_b yes very true. If he’s been working out since middle school and still works out now that’s almost 10 years of lifting. Which is enough to get strong as shit

Consistency, thats what it takes. And thats been my hold back. Im getting better, and im already seeing myself getting strong faster from it. Hit every body part at least twice a week

Bench press at least three times a week and dont rep to failure on the warm up and lighter sets. Try to do an extra rep every week

Bruh thats nothing. If you are at least 170lbs and lift for 2 years straight NO BREAKS, youll get there

Long arm guys struggled

Because you think KZfaq bodybuilding is the standard

​@@wileecoyote5749the form is total shit. There is no form here. They're very strong, but technique is not existing here. Is not even "bodybuilding"; people should look at powerlifters technique. There is only one correct form, that one from powerlifting. That is the ONLY bench press proper form in existence.

@@AmaterasuXD dumbest shit I've ever heard

@@wileecoyote5749 body building and being strong enough to perform in the nfl is completely different. Body Builders goals are not even to be as strong as possible; it is simply to look as good as possible.

@@AmaterasuXD it is because the objective of the combine is to showcase your skills, they're not lifting to be stronger here so their form is not that important. They are more focused on getting it up as many times as possible.

all you gotta do is tren hard, eat clen, anavar give up

@@telesniper2 i like the way you shpell

@@sadworldwide lol

@@telesniper2 genius

@@telesniper2 lol u know it

tren hard, anavar ?

@@SAMMYJR00777 give up!! i gotchu bro! been left unreplied for 8 months. cant let that slide😤

Congrats Jake! Update us in 6 months to a year! You got this dude!

Strong as a mf 😂

You a beast man I’m 21 and I might hit 3 max, keep going man!

thats beast

Facts I hit it for 20

Try steroids /s Also congrats on getting 2 plates for reps

Fr bruh

Also consider your size man, that dude probably weighs over 250 lol. Weight moves weight, so if you’re smaller it’s already harder for you.

I used to bench 225 10 times and I was 150 pounds. It’s about practice.

And he is in a suit

Run your day by failing?? BOY THATS THE BEST THING YOU CAN DO

Cool story, Bro.

@@chrish5503 thanks for reading pipsqueak

interesting im 180 and can do 245 20+ times before i get real tired and never trained bench just try it when im at the gym with my friends

Should’ve kept going till failure, its the best feeling when you can push for an extra few reps in, but ofc do it with a spotter around

DK is even more crazy

@@shrimpfist ofc but bro i was shocked how fluent that lift was for ah compared to guys like CEH. shit looked like lightwork

juice

Yeah you can really see those lats on him

Them lats tho

Honestly it’s expected for me these guys are shredded some of these were low !

An achievement to bench 225? That's literally nothing.

@@guccidan2026 ur just a different breed bruh

@@jah96 A different breed to bench... 225? It's just.. 225 bruh. You can hit that in 3 months with training, nutrition and sleep... like wtf. Oh my god. Modern men are so weak. I'm incline pressing 290+ now at 178lbs. 225lbs is literally a warmup for everything.

@guccidan2026 lmao or ur just really strong, bro I've never seen anyone do 295 Incline in my life in person, most I've even seen was 315 on flat! And 225 on incline😂

Rugby much harder nfl players wear pads and helmets and rest every 10 seconds

@@StarzzyJJASDthey wear pads and helmets because they’re way stronger than rugby players

​@@StarzzyJJASDthis debate been killed long ago. Its a known fact football players are faster, stronger, and hit harder

Probably they are, but it's a different sport - I'm not sure they'd have the cardio, and I'm not sure they'd be able to deal with the carnage of a rugby field without coming up in a rugby background. But I'm sure as far as athletic absurdity goes, yes, they are probably more impressive@@GamingCentralTV1

Repent and trust in Christ and you shall know the truth 🙌🙌🙏

Same bro but it’s good that I watched this though now I want to go to the gym

Fr

I instantly want to go lock some shit out

@@randomrecipes5007 just don’t it on leg press machine. I’m deadass

Bullshit you ain’t a scout

Agreed brother

I agree. Some people on here are slow asf they don’t understand that it’s as many reps as possible with 225.

yep!!! just brutal raw effort!!

didnt lock out a lot of times

@@Suleyman98 like who are u

@@kevgtw there is a reason why they say lock out in the contest

@@Suleyman98you’re a 🤡. Next time you’re in the gym try 3/4 repping the bench and let me know how you do.

@@ianjohnson8501 sure kid

This is athlete elite training and genetic strenght. Average grown Man who doesnt hit the gym benches like 135-155 for 1.

more lkie 110-125 for 1 and it's probably less if they work a computer job. All my buddies always assumed they benched "probly like 200" but they could never get 135. Except my brother, who did it like x13 with absolutely zero experience but he was like 285 pounds. But in my experience, that's beastly. It took me like a year to get to 135 haha, I got trapped under the bar with like 95 on it as a teenager, it's why I started lifting @@dawidjasiak9646

​@@dawidjasiak9646I doubt that a regular guy is that weak

@@ChoooChooo you can doubt all you want but thats reality and i said average guy. A average 30 year old that has a non physical work who does not engage in sport activities in his free time just is going to be closer to 95 lbs than 135 even. That guy is even abit weaker now than when he was 20 and still active physicaly. Most guys in the gym cant bench 225 why would you think that average guy can can do good.

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8:02 has tons of control on every rep

It’s the NFL combine not a form analysis

Hell yeah I just hit 230 last week and aiming even higher 💯

Add chains and bands an work on the upper back

Dang

Before I hit the gym 😂

How do you train to add more reps? Lifting heavier or lighter for even more reps?

@@absurd64both 👍

It’s better to be safe than sorry

@@j.c.t3617 it’s only 225 bro

@@krensic2660 can still get injured

@@j.c.t3617 not likely tho at the level

Was thinking the same thing.

W

peds

And, for some of them, juice

@@noncog1 juice is illegal in sports and players get drug tested so I don’t think that’ll slide 💀

@@cj.59 almost all top level sports test, and almost all top level sports have people on peds, the testing isnt good, and its on purpose, a lot of the sanctioning bodies dont care about keeping it out 100%, just it not happening to a huge degree. Its even in the olympics, which has the largest governing body there is. its so understood in strength sports that athletes competing in tested federations are no longer refered to as clean or natural, just tested, because we understand that theyre still using, just being careful about what they take and when so they can test clean. Its in every single sport, every super hero movie (with the exception of the newest batman movie), and even in your local gym where theres nothin on the line bcs they just enjoy the strength and the look. I even know a couple of my coworkers who dont play sports and work out very casually are open about it. Id bet any amount of money that some of these guys are on peds, even if to a small degree. That doesnt discredit there work, and its not calling them out bcs like i said, its in ever sport, but we need to be honest and transparent about it for the sake of those comparing themselves to these people without knowing, and for the sake of the health of those using. Peds can be extremely dangerous, those using them need ro have access to blood work and information to keep themselves healthy, as opposed to picking their chemical and dosing based on what wont get caught.

@@cj.59 you know nfl players are on juice right?

Impressive to do it only once. Most people can't. I'm 60, been lifting for 8 years, and 9 -10 times is about what I can still do. I am starting to see my strength lessen as I continue to age.

10 reps of 225 is normal if you're at least 170lbs.

​@@jayhooks6031How did it take you 60 years to bench what teenagers are doing in 3 months

@guccidan2026 stfu.. you don’t even take the bar all the way down to your chest on your lifts.. you’re a pussy.

@@guccidan2026 absolutely not. Most people can't hit 225 for 1, so it certainly isn't "normal" for 10 reps of 225 at 170 lbs bw.

Nah do like 350. 405 for reps is hard as fuck even for nfl players

@@ajnegro2052 I found that out the hard way lol

@@tylerscott2116 on trap bar my max is prolly like 380. And I had to try hard asf lmao cuz I only weigh like 175-180

@@ajnegro2052there’s a guy from the uk that pause reps 500 pounds

interlocking plates

Motivation cornball

@@cj.59My ass

U need some test and ur good to go bro for sure 25 reps like nothing

😂😂

Fr bruh🤦🏾‍♂️

You mean powerlifters, right? Not bodybuilders. Sorry if I come off ad picky in this comment.

mostly that half the guys aren’t gripping the bar evenly, one hand will be in a completely different space from center as the other. they definitely don’t specialize their training around just benching and having the most optimal technique

Same, dude wasn’t even letting the guys fight for that last rep

I bet you’re in the top 1-3% of the world lifting that much. These dudes are the top .0001%. Pretty hard to compare yourself to these guys.

@@sandoshack agreed, and two they have the trainers specifically to teach them how to increase their reps,

I am 17 but my max is 240. I can only do 225 twice. Just curious what is you max considering you can do 225 5 times Orzy?

@@danieldecristofaro4227 my max is 245lb

@@sandoshack Damn that really make me feel special

Ok

what killed your shoulders?

@@reyza1899Bench pressing obviously. Even if you do it with “good” form, you will pay sooner or later. One of the many reasons I’m against bench pressing. Matter of fact, my focus has always been strict overhead pressing. Shoulder blades move freely, it’s more athletic and more impressive once you can press huge poundages above the head (your whole body is the stabilizer not the bench).

Sure you did

The difference between decline and flat bench press is 7%. How did you do 200% more? I think you’re capping

Yup. The beauty about it is, though.... eventually... it starts feeling lighter.

Still impressed

It's better.

No the fuck you did not

Generally you will see more 405 squats and 494 deadlifts for example before 315 bench

The clean and press is a better test of overall strength for athletes. The clean is the explosive part of the lift. And the strict press is the brute strength element. It perfectly tests both types of strength an athlete needs on the field.