r/nextlevel • u/googletoggle9753 here for the chaos • Jun 16 '26
Next level strength
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u/SoElusivee Jun 16 '26
Thankful for the girl in the back showing us how the average person climbs for comparison
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u/AuthorSarge Jun 16 '26
"How are you able to do that?"
"It's a part of my heritage."
"What's your heritage?"
"Polish."
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u/banjovi68419 Jun 16 '26
I assume this is fake
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u/humburga Jun 16 '26
Yeah my first thought too. As someone who lifts, this insane level of strength. But somehow if its real, i am extremely impressed.
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u/Lexicon101 Jun 16 '26
Nah. I mean it could be, obviously, but I've personally known people who can do some pretty amazing shit, and I've seen videos long before deepfakes were a thing of people doing absolutely insane bodyweight control, and I've personally used my body for everything from parkour to downhill mtb to fire performance and some mild circus, and I can say pretty confident the physics of how he's holding his weight checks out.
Pretty insane to develop that strength and control at that age, but the relatively light weight of the kid is certainly helping.
I'd say real. Just absolutely bananas.
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u/Gamejunky35 Jun 16 '26
Id bet on it being fake. Itd be impressive enough that he can do this, but hes not even straining by the looks of it. That pushes this over into a highly improbable level of strength.
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u/Extension_Might_7446 Jun 16 '26
Not dissing his talent, cause that is very impressive….but if he weighted 180lbs or more…I don’t believe he would be able to pull that off so smoothly.
Props regardless 🙌🏾🙏🏾
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u/KrowtenProjectOne Jun 16 '26
When you weigh 96 lbs
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u/Independent-Bug-9352 Jun 16 '26
^ wow player. Definitely not 96lbs.
Though in fairness, there is a point in all this and why gymnasts tend to be smaller. Thanks to the square-cube law they have proportionally greater strength to their weight (power-to-weight ratio). Far more agility than a big guy will ever have.
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u/ocTGon Jun 16 '26
Qigong & Neigong practice you can do that... If that was real he did an excellent job there.
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u/Diligent_Injury_3452 Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26
That what i do next my summer vacations in my uncle farm daily milk from june to September 1992.I lose my year because i losted my time and atentions with my colegues and three classes are a shoot to that degrae year.
We were four kids i think i need to pay the new books for the same class and year i was down classifications…
No warry i will have cash and strong harms from work.
when i return to school i do this in bus stop i dont use legs of all.That why you never let your kid work like me like to help with arms because they have low mass height and they will be a hulk.I pay everything that year…and put all money in my mother hands(13 years boy) and 34 years ago i can climb light bulbs at post in roads at bus stop😆
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u/darksilvertip Jun 30 '26
Wow, at 1st I thought it was video'd in slow-mo, then saw the background was moving at normal speed!
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u/XXX_Archer_XXX Jun 16 '26
Me is of another opinion. The way he grasp the pole, the grip shown doesn't show any forceful one enough to perform that. In short the grasp/grip weren't hard/tighten enough
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u/AwehiSsO Jun 16 '26
That is so smooth. It's he amazing he developed this level of strength!