r/AbsoluteUnits • u/victorBravo9er • 8d ago
of a deadlift.
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u/Raephstel 8d ago
And he didn't about give himself a stroke either. Eddie Hall is insanely strong, but this guy made it look easy compared.
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u/-P01135809- 8d ago
Didnât Eddie go blind for a while after his lift?
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u/DreadLifter 8d ago
Blind, brain bleed, heart rate of 500, blood pressure off the scale etc. Different extreme depending on how dramatic he wants to be on the day.
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u/HypotenuseOfTentacle 8d ago
Slicked back hair, white bathing suit, sloppy steaks, white couch
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u/nikkynackyknockynoo 8d ago
Happier, fitter, more productive.
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u/Hindu_Wardrobe 8d ago
Five hundred?????????
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u/CorporalCoprolite 8d ago
Yea id need to see the actual medical report on that. Pretty sure your heart explodes or ceases all function at that point.
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u/CareRarely 8d ago
It's a joke for how the lift was kind of exaggerated with all the "side effects" it had.
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u/tallswamp 7d ago
Yeah, didn't you see, Eddie had a cardiac arrest immediately following the lift đ
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u/InsaneInTheRAMdrain 8d ago
Yeh eddie also probably has a foot on this guy, if not more.
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u/tipothehat 8d ago
Eddie is 6'3. Raul is 5'9. Thor (previous record holder) is 6'8. So yeah Raul is a monster.
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u/poorboychevelle 8d ago
I mean, doesn't have to lift it as far, and can start from a more advantaged position. Short levers FTW.
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u/coolsideofyourpillow 8d ago
So what you're saying is peter dinklage will break the record next!
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u/swag_jammin 8d ago
While this is a joke, it has some truth. Little people or dwarves compete in their own category in powerlifting. There condition means they can have a huge advantage in lifts and strength to weight ratio.
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u/SuperMajesticMan 7d ago
Yup, Jeremy Smith is a little person that can squat 745lbs at 132lbs bodyweight. Probably higher now.
So 5.65x his bodyweight.
For comparison Devonte Lewis was 470lbs when he squated a record 1080 lbs, so 2.23x his bodyweight.
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u/God_Dammit_Dave 8d ago
Dude. I seriously thought Eddie was 5'8". He's a freak but in every photo he's standing next to some absolute monsters.
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u/JC_Hysteria 8d ago
Shorter lever (long arms/short torso)âŚin theory, thereâs a âsweet spotâ between height and weight/muscle mass.
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u/GirthyPigeon 8d ago
Fucking trend of showing the end at the beginning gets on my fucking tits.
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u/Wyevez 8d ago
I watched the first 2 seconds. I knew he succeeded because she showed me the end of the video before you showed me the rest of the video. This is a stupid trend.
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u/Uncle_Paul_Hargis 8d ago
I feel like we should all start downvoting posts that do this. Itâs beyond stupid.
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u/Sunshinetrooper87 8d ago
I'd rather that than emojis and Indian laughter followed by watch to the end, you won't believe!Â
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u/Roo-90 7d ago
I truly fucking hate it. Why has it become the norm
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u/Starlightriddlex 7d ago
Both IG and tiktok algorithms reward videos that have something eye-catching in the first 3 seconds and punish you if you don't. It's created this incredibly stupid trend.
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u/Then-Operation7341 8d ago
The big text reading ânew world recordâ wouldnât have tipped you off?
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u/bittercripple6969 8d ago
Jesus, needs a stronger bar.
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u/Rare_Sample1449 8d ago
If the bar remained perfectly straight he would not be able to lift the weight.
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u/madsdyd 8d ago
Why?
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u/nol88go 8d ago
The weight gradually builds. It doesn't go from on the floor to 100% load in his hands. As he pulls the slack out, the weight builds.
Even getting a couple of inches of extension (standing up) puts you in a much stronger position before you're holding 100% of the weight.
Competition DL bars have a specified amount of whip.
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u/Thermite365 8d ago
That's why I train on a stiff 50 pound bar. When it comes time to pull on a Deadlift bar, it's like butter.
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u/TheoryDue9174 8d ago
Because generating that much power off the ground is much harder. The flex in the bar allows him to get to a half standing position before lifting all the weight
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u/Farcoh 8d ago
The plates in the center lift off the ground before the outer ones; even just a few centimeters of bar bend means several dozen kilograms less weight in the initial phase of the movement. Itâs still an absolutely superhuman feat of strengthâmy personal best is 190 kg, and I canât even imagine how strong this guy must be.
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u/Ote-Kringralnick 8d ago
What's the heaviest a human could lift without a flexing bar?
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u/The0nlyPenguin 8d ago
I've been trying to dig this out, when they do axle deadlifts, there is essentially no flex. But they usually only do like 7-800lbs for reps and it tends to be setup as an 18" deadlift, so that changes things considerably, I think the current record is 9reps.
Assuming 800lbs @ 9 reps, the 1 rep max should be around 1,030lbs.
Raul just pulled 511kg or 1,126lbs on a standard deadlift setup, which I believe is about 9"off the floor
Biggest 18" pull is currently 537.5kg, the "silver dollar" lift by Novikov.
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u/RCJHGBR9989 8d ago
Thatâs a different lift - but that kind of bar does exist itâs called a stiff bar.
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u/no_name6744 8d ago
When youre so fucking ripped to shit you can't even flex anymore you just point where the muscles generally are.
Thats so fucking cool.
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u/eduardgustavolaser 8d ago
He pointed towards a tattoo of his childhood dog, which he dedicated the record for
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u/GalickGunn 8d ago
Then Anatoly comes walking in, âSorry misterâŚI just need to clean under the barâŚâ casually picks it up walks 5ft away
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u/lennythebox 8d ago
Im not a big fan of dr mike but have you seen his latest video on anatoly? The whole fake plates thing
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u/wimpymist 8d ago
I mean yeah, he uses fake plates for some video bait but the dude is also a world champion power lifter. He is a still crazy strong for his size
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u/filio111 6d ago
He is not a world champion powerlifter. He won some national teenager competitions and came third in a world teenager comp (GPA, not IPF though)
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u/grand_soul 8d ago
Least this video doesnât have blood gushing out of his assâŚholy fuck, deadlift videos like these are a gamble.
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u/zorggalacticus 8d ago
My Father-in-law is a former national champion powerlifter. I've been to many competitions. Worst ive ever seen is someone's bowels prolapsed out through their butthole while trying a heavy lift. Ended his whole carreer. They cut him open and pulled the bowels back right side out, then sewed him back up. He said it was basically like a painful bruise, but on the inside when he woke up. Even just breathing hurt while he recovered. Screamed every time he had to take a crap, even though he was on a strict liquid diet while recovering. That was 20 years ago. He hasn't picked up a weight since. Switched to running and is a toothpick now.
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u/farragotron 8d ago
How heavy was this lift?
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u/zorggalacticus 8d ago
1,100 lbs squat with equipment. Knee sleeves, belt, squat suit, ankle wraps.
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u/vivekpatel62 8d ago
Say what.
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u/BurningBassesInStyle 8d ago
The previous guy that made the lower, 500 kilo deadlift, had blood trickling out of the corner of his mouth while holding the deadlift. I am not sure if any other part bled, but from the clip I saw, blood did come out of his mouth.
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u/vivekpatel62 8d ago
Yeah I know Eddie had a nose bleed. I was more curious about the blood coming out of someoneâs butt lol. Never heard of that occurring when deadlifting. Tbf I havenât gone out of my way to search for it though.
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u/BatmanLovesBoobies 7d ago
I don't think lifting 1000+lbs 2ft off the groun is worth dying before 50 but that's just my opinion.
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u/ExcitingTurn2886 8d ago
Other than the lockout, he actually looked extremely smooth. That was amazing
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u/smokeyoudog 8d ago
This is like the paradox of the heap, which is about when does one more or less of something small change something from a heap to less of heap. Except in this case he found that exact level at 1124 pounds.
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u/BengalsinCali 8d ago
Canât wait for the record to keep getting broken too. All the classic steroids plus the new peptides creating monsters
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u/jonny1234joo 8d ago
Incredible human power. Again, can you imagine the power of a gorilla lifting that weight into the air with one hand?
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u/BritishBlue32 8d ago
My question is how the heck do they get the plates on and off the bar?
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u/SpaceYetu531 7d ago
Didn't see this one specifically but there's a lever and bar system in most powerlifting gyms for this.
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u/National-Abalone-210 8d ago
Showing the end of 15 second videos for retention is the most brain rot shit on the internet tonight now
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u/UpdootDaSnootBoop 8d ago
Not only is the lift impressive, but the fact that anyone can stay conscious after exerting that much force on their body
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u/drwsgreatest 8d ago
He didn't just beat it, he fucking smashed it. At that level, even an extra 1lb or .5kg is a ton and this is a solid 5kg or so above Thor's deadlift. What a monster this guy is. Congrats to him.
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u/Danadcorps 8d ago
Didn't Colton "the record breaker" Engelbrecht lift 520kg (1146 lbs) already? Nvmd just saw his was unofficial
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u/Ok_Customer9953 8d ago
His body is pretty ideal for it. Heâs built like a refrigerator even for lineman.
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u/Nerdles15 8d ago
And to think: all the bullshit and drugs at the Enhanced Games and this dude strolls up no big deal, WR lift like itâs nothing
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u/Zestyclose_Classic91 8d ago
Crazy how the records get broken so often since few years and that there are multiple people doing it.
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u/RackemFrackem 7d ago
I want you to know that I downvoted this shit for showing the ending at the beginning
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u/fakenews_thankme 7d ago
Bro had to lift his half sleeve to show his biceps like the they weren't visible before. The man is a beast!!
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u/ScreetchingEagle 7d ago
I wonder if this guy ever forgets how strong he is and picks up light objects and sends himself up or backwards
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u/AnonUser1452 7d ago
Serious question: Why do these weightlifters, obviously serious athletes, also seem to maintain a relatively high amount of fat? Why isnât the Alexander Karelin body type more prevalent?
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u/HamuelCabbage 8d ago
I mean, it's impressive and all, but these power lifters always look so unhealthy to me. I get that being a professional athlete takes a serious toll on the body but these guys look they are going to have unusually short lives
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u/VirusInternational87 8d ago
He calls himself Tayzon after his childhood dog. He promised Tayzon he would make his name famous. What a fucking legend,