Which rugby player?

Who? Sheridan?

Those Rugby players are really strong.

Oh obviously say the name then

Which player?

This is why I don’t consider body builders athletes and power lifters only marginal athletes. To me an athlete has to be able to move with speed and have coordination

@@roderickclerk5904 that literally ignores the definition of atheltics and what an athlete is. So someone isn't an athlete if they're not an exceptionally well rounded athlete? 10k runners aren't athletes because they can't bench 3 plates? 'This is why I don't consider biologists to be scientists, to me scientists have to be able to conduct advanced chemistry and publish reserarch on physics'. That's what you sound like

@@EVO6- to me athletics is about auto locomotion or basically moving your body and the major athletic sports apply this to skills and techniques. Athletics encompasses the basic forms of physical fitness but at a much higher level. Most bodybuilders, especially ones blasting steroids can’t jog a quarter mile without passing out. They may look great but they can often be subpar in basic physical fitness parameters like mobility, ROM, endurance, etc. A long distance runner can probably still bench some weight though it probably won’t be a lot, but that is more than made up in his ability to MOVE. The sports I consider true power-athletic sports are football, basketball, baseball, hockey, mma/boxing, soccer, tennis, track, Olympic weightlifting, etc. To me, the non power-athletic sports are long distance running, cycling, etc. These sports are not about quickly accelerating power but they are still very athletic. To me bodybuilding is a semi-athletic sport, and depending on the bodybuilder, a non-athletic sport just like powerlifting.

@@EVO6- lmao

@@roderickclerk5904 static strength is an aspect of athleticism, regardless of your made-up personal definition of 'athleticism' that has no place being used by anyone else. Also to call bodybuilding semi athletic but powerlifting 'non-athletic' when it's the latter whom are actually tested on their physical performance is comical. You'll call tennis players and MMA fighters athletes but not powerlifters, tell me which one would have a better carry over to MMA with no notice with just their physical attributes, when pitted against each other? The one with developed tendons, muscle contraction, posterior chain strength and grip, or the one with a mean underhand swing and nothing to offer once any kind of grappling is initiated? Strength is athleticism, being a specialised athlete does not make one less of or not an athlete.

The Power of The Boomer.

I knew somebody at 180lb bodyweight could bench 500 for 1.same as u said no arch No liftoff or spot and touched his chest and pressed with no momentum. But yeah 50 years old benching 500 for 2-3 reps is nutty

@@willthomas5953 that's absolutely fkd! There are indeed some real monsters of strength out there! Happy New Year's, BTW :)

How much did he weight?And thank you?

@@isaacalzate8262 He was a big dude, I would say about 250lb

His legs are ridiculously strong almost on the level of that cyclist. And he's fast on top of that. Too bad he's injury prone though.

@@raymondsmith2040 lol he is stronger than cyclist. They are only good at cycling

@@joys8634 I can't believe those thicc as trees legs aren't strong/"just good for cycling"

@@joys8634 i think he’s just talking size my guy

There's no USADA on the Magic School Bus 😤

@@finestjellybeansrawlol9486 😂🤣

Basically close-grip too! And she looks like she's benching the bar. Julius Maddox better watch out, she might hit 800lbs before him

I am convinced the character was based on Jen Thompson

By far the most impressive one on here

Another crazy show of strength from a shot putter is darlen Romani bench 300 kg x 2

Crouser is nuts. He was throwing disc like 200 odd feet and putting 75 in high school

That’s almost an anomaly. We have throwers at my D1 college who really don’t catch on snatches or cleans. They’re stupid strong and explosive, so they could catch those weights. Coach just had them not do it.

I've seen that video, I can't believe he doesn't barf everywhere and pass out.

Those Iowa OL lifting vids are always legendary. i remember Scherff had a similar video if I'm not mistaken

it was actually 450lbs/204kgs. absolutely ridiculous

Wasn’t Larry Allen’s spotter touching the bar? Dude is insane strong but that does hurt the actual lift.

Not 700lb

@@keithlilly6242 He did, but the size of the spotter and the way he looked touching the bar, no way was he taking more than 50 lbs off that lift. 600+ is still insane

crazy shit

A lot people do not know just how much of the power comes from your legs in boxing.

I feel like that’s true for any boxing style, all power comes from the legs and hips with your arms just being a vessel of the energy that you whip out of it.

Because most of us never did it.

Jesus Christ that nick Chubb lift is insane. Look, at some point we just gotta let it out. Black people(on average) are just more athletically gifted. Simple as that.

Me, with 7 year old son who watched Magic School Bus regularly, knowing Frizzle's bench there was a fraud anyway due to her turning down gravity and never even performing a rep.

That or thorkilsen… dude had like a 200kg bench and ran a 21 200 as a javelin thrower

That guy is really built different,best mma fighter in my oppinion

The power of the bicycle.

@@RunsFarRidesFar the power of song - hime hime

That is crazy!

Bbws

@@lb4941 I'm up to 405 for 3 good reps, I fear no BBW. James is a god among men.

@@JuggoJuggo doing gods work

I was looking for this comment as I thought this immediately after the James Harrison break down.

Dressels vertical jump is similar if not better than most NBA basketball players. His vertical force production/power is immense.

💯

lol

For strength, look up Drew Baye.