256KG ATG Squat @87kg/18yrs

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Some Americans don't seem to understand how big weight 256 kilos is because it's approximately 565 pounds. He's only 18 and that squat depth was crazy.

redbeatpopper

Jeez. That is unbelievable at your body weight. Crazy performance

MattDoesFitness

its quite amazing all the shit people look to talk about in a video where a guy weighing 87kg squats 256kg

thus

lol looks like he is using all the weight sets that he's bought over the years on that lift. The plates are all different. Kinda cool, like it shows his progression over time

bigfrank

three things are incredible!!
1. He lifts 256kg
2. He is 18 years old
3. He does not use a weight belt :O That's real man strength

JulianJaeger

Come on folks! The guy is squatting 256 kg - 565 pounds for ONE REP MAX! No wonder his form isn't spot on. Do you even lift?!?

yuriboyka

This is not really happening at all... he just recorded himself sitting down to take a shit in a hole in the ground and then used his joked about 3D Studio to create the platform, weights bars etc... Its about time the truth got out! Sorry bro... I couldn't keep up the lies and deceit anymore..

ClarenceKennedy

When I was squatting parallel PL style, my knees were fucked, torn cartilage, constant pain etc. No after addressing mobility issues i've been squatting ATG for a few years now with very minimal knee pain. As far as wear and tear goes, i think progressive overloading strengthens every aspect of the joint structure, making bone, tendon, ligament and obviously muscle more robust.

Karlhumphreys

I'd break every bone in my body just by lifting the barbell off the rack haha

winstonmisha

in comment i see bounce bounce bounce....fucking haters he have 18 years old and do 256 kg atg people write bounce do a 1/4 squat whit less weight

rufios

Each plate looks like a different material

JansenBaja

A super impressive lift with nearly perfect form and people still criticize? I'm impressed, and I've been bodybuilding for 7 years.

SteversIO

Amazing weight. Respect for the deadlift wounds too. Always wished I did olympic lifting back in my day. Though I think my knees would have hated it even more than the decades of powerlifting.

jackquick