Yeah, back when I was getting into weightlifting a decade ago, top lifters from China and Russia etc were these mysterious figures only seen at competitions. Now they all have youtube and insta.

lmao, crying in genetics and food choices

I'd say he was spared the roasting.

Haha his face was like “wtf did I just watch?”

I died his face is what killed me

Dude deserved it. For a beginner to wear the Chinese weightlifting shoes and clean 57kg is so try hard

Simply too many issues to point out. I think even the lifter would understand.

@@luobomu9747 He's just new, it looks like. At that point, nothing specific can really be pointed out. That individual just needs to practice more, getting a feel for the movements, as he will be doing anyways.

@@toximan2008 nah, that guy ain't new. He actually pays shenzen weightlifiting online programs and all that. He is just a fan.

Did he get skipped because he was using light weight just to imitate Tian Tao's form? I thought that was why he didn't squat down all the way and did a power jerk.

@@tenzinlee6393 no

you are so lucky, man! hope u take his advice to heart

Kutgw

I wouldn't be surprised if Tian Tao knew who he was

@@bradenbash5916 yes show clarences lifts!

He'll probably say his clean is gud but he lacks leg strength lol

😂😂the best commentary show that would be

me too hahaha

there's a big section of youtube where indian and bengali lifter lift with spotters. Sprotters, for snatches and jerks! there's no way i'd be able to lift with two guys on either side of my barbell.

why do they do that? Can't they just drop it, the weights are bumpers.

@@johnsontan345 one guy explained that the WL fédération in India and Bangladesh are so poor that they lifted with powerlifting plates. I guess when they finally got bumpers they couldn't bear to actually use them LOL.

@@johnsontan345 there was a time that weightlifters had to lift with uncoated plates, so they need someone to help it down in order not to damage the floor. And in India , people still do that these days

lol an honor? man you must be succesful

@@abdullahkaya654 in other words I have high respect for him and appreciate him taking the time to do this

@@abdullahkaya654 quiet u clown

@@Xilladan093 who tf are u? What are your cj and snatch numbers? I bet my power clean is higher than the best back squat on your family tree

@@abdullahkaya654 So you think that successful people don't give respect to others? Let go of your ego

Can anyone comment on what they suspect is their “top secret” trait he’s referring to?

@@Brandon-lx9cb "cao!!!"

@@Brandon-lx9cb cao gives you power

@@Brandon-lx9cb its a joke. the word he yelled is a curse word in chinese and one of the chinese lifter does the same yelling

He is SHI’s fan, obviously

This is my favourite comment

Damn, you got good eyes. I used to use that toner and mask too haha

Did the guy shout wocao? I think he was refering to that spring-like movement the lifter did after he stoo up with it. Tian does that, as well.

@@Todestrieb21 Yes I did shout WOCAO🤣

@@Todestrieb21 he didn’t say wocao but cao (not perfect pronunciation tho)

@@Todestrieb21 always curse when on your way up!!! It brings ENERGY

strong lift

Yo dog, how df you get 2 people to catch yo barbell? 🤣

Tbh more accurate translation is "they've mastered the essence (of weightlifting)."

Hahah yeah, jokes Oh do I need to comment on them all but then ends up being quite interested 😁

LMAO so true

Are you the one got skipped?

@@ZoeCuiM yes))one glance of Tian Tao was enough that I still have a lot of work on the technique ahead

honestly bro your technique I feel isn't that bad other than the bar crash, I think you're just lacking a lot of mobility, hence the high start & catch, fingertip rack, knees way forward on jerk...

@@andrijamunitic7320 Thanks for notice man! appreciate it a lot!

It’s because of your toilets, check out the Asian squat toilets.

@@hello_world704 so true. My friends and I really believe that squat toilets make squatting easy.

he already did, sadly. :(

@@Sanci777Tian said sike!!

@@sameerkunwar82 I got some bad news for you

@@sokjeong-ho7033 hopefully one last ride at Bahrain…

Clown

Sheep

I don't know what the situation in the Far East is like, but in Europe and America many people struggle with foot problems due to wearing shoes that are desinged bad. I also developed flat feet during the years which made me impossible to lift with proper form. As I'm working on it my technique became better, but it is still far from being good.

I used to be one of those people. But it can be trained took me like 2-3 weeks to be able to comfortably do a max depth squat.

I guess I'm just lucky. I've been able to hit a super deep squat since day one of hitting the gym. Even in flat shoes I can ATG squat without issues, though I know from friends and people I see online this certainly isn't the case on average.

@@bernardjameswilson What type of train did you do? I would also like to try it! Thx

If you notice kids in Asia, from an early age they get comfortable staying in an asian squat position.

Ye that would be great to see

Ever watch the show “misery”? Prolly like that would be the best way

@@alaefarmestatesllc lmao

I must ask my coach about that. Thats me in the video... My coach do a video checks for me weekly, and he always complaining my elbows are not pointing up, and I look like a T-rex :D

@@Spanker866352 I don't feel the power position in the clean. I'm not sure how to make it "pop" more.

I wonder if the hips raising has to do with how popular powerlifting is? Like casual gym goers will do basic powerlifting lifts. Conventional deadlifts have reduced range of motion and hip raising. I think the arms are also correlated to early hips

tons of Chinese lifters bend arms early too actually, albeit to a reasonable degree and without much change in degree before the third pull. Even Tian does (ironically), Lu does, and especially Shi/Yang.

I think high hips in the start is just difference in technical model between different countries. Look at. Meso or gabriel sincrian. Both start with high hips and they have great position throughout the pull.

@@-TK- That's a great point, thanks for pointing them out to me. I feel like it's so hard to explain why some ppl do this or that: I'm sure so many top level lifters do many "incorrect" things in other coaches' eyes (those with different training methods).

In my opinion, the arm issue depends on your personal ratios. If you happen to have relatively longer arms, a little arm bend helps you to find a good position on the thigh for contact. From a physics point of view, the reason to keep straight arms through contact is to ensure that all the force from triple extension goes into the bar not into your arms, so I think as long as you keep your arms locked through contact a bit of arm bend is fine. As someone above said, some of the Chinese lifters do this a bit. Imo the best example is Lasha, he bends his arms before contact and used this technique to do heaviest C&J ever. So it clearly can work for some people.

Tian is referring to that guy saying 'wo cao' when he on his way up😄

wo cao

I see. Thanks!

He commented on the video. lol

并不是他们的踝关节有问题，是有些人受了mark ripptoe的观点影响，认为传统硬拉的姿势来翻铃才是对的。

@@user-iw6hk7xv9d 如果不是專項的話 用傳統硬拉上也可以啦 只是過膝後做回引膝貼大腿彎腿頂的動作就可以了

The way he bounced the bar off after catching it. It's a bit funny, though.

The guy cursed Wocao when he cleaned😂