the perfect sport for him is gymastics. too small for football. I would not even think about my son going into any fighting sport like ufc. best bet is gynastics. they all have extremely strong cores and usually arent very tall
I got myostatin-related muscle hypertrophy to :) i was able to climb up rops in kendagradan and when i was five i was able to carry my teenage friends on my back and most were fat haha and also was able to pick up my big sister and dad when i was 5
@Zomcrow If that's you in your videos then you are indeed a liar. Unless you were bitten by a radioactive spider then you are are probably weaker than the average human.
@TheCrazyKakoos facebookdotcom/zomcrow yeah when i was 16 i won first place in a ADULT jiu jitsu tournament. I was up against people the age of 24 above with more than 2 years experience plus and me i only did it for a year. The reason i did that tournament is because i missed the teenager tournament.... Im not trying to be cocky but im just trying to prove my point.
That's a beautiful little boy. However, my nephew's first pull-up/chin-up was before he was 1. He was either 7 or 8 months. I remember that night. He shocked the hell out of us. As soon as he learned to walk, he climbed on top of our manual treadmill and just sat on the handle bars. Hell, we have him on tape doing that. He's 6 now and still doing things kids his age can't do. Hell, some adults can't do them either. Lol.
I have the same condition it will cause joint issues. Also people will accuse him of taking steroids it happens to me. I was asked if I'm on steroids 3 times last week
@Gokugon1 Athelism and strenght are two diferent things. What others don't do shouldn't bother you. There are plent of lazy people and everyone gets lazy at times.
@Gokugon1 What are you talking about? If that is true then why are most strong men not black such as Derek Poundstone, Mariusz Pudzianowshi, Bill Kazmaier, ect. It sounds more like you are racist or a wimpy white guy.
This kid needs to play the part of Goku someday! Not today, not tomorrow, but someday... I mean he is perfect for the role!! He just needs real training in martial arts to pull it off.
This little mulatto nigger will probably join the circus and became another Andre the Giant type freak. More proof than miscegenation is against nature.
Actually people the kid has a defect in his myostatin receptor. So he'll grow to be bigger and stronger. Why do people insist that he's living an unhealthy life I have to idea. He's having fun and is strong.
@GMScorpion fuking dumb stop pulling up your shit stories.... watch the documentary again stfu! it is currently a medical mystery said the doctors so stfu!
@JIZZZification Yo smart ass. I'm just saying that it's good that the kid is active, myostatin defect or not. Most people start critisizing the kids parents and calling it an unnatural way of growing up, when in real life this is THE most natural way to grow up. They're so freaking brainwashed that children have to sit around and eat shit. If the kid is having fun it's good for his development. And just so you know, doctors don't always have an answer to things dumb dumb.
@GMScorpion YO DUMB ASS! DO TRY TO SAVE YO SELF, YOU KNOW YOURE WRONG ..I.. HIS "MYOSTATIN" DISTRIBUTION IS NORMAL, SO WHAT DID YOU SAID??? EAT THIS 8==(,)
@GMScorpion you think you know alot ? dont move the topic... you should be guilty on spreading wrong info man^^ yo need to read a lot and talk less. kneel to me and make a sorry
@JIZZZification Alright first of all chump you have no idea what you are talking about. Read, educate yourself and then talk. And further more you would not stand a chance against me so stop trying to fix your ego by posting dumb comments on videos. I saw your comment history and you are a disgrace to the world. I bet that kid in the video could wip your ass
@GMScorpion see Chimp iam tryn to give logic on this illogical conversation. if thats all you can say then its fine with me, i understand your ability capacity? lol youre basically defending yourself against what you said. ive seen your dragon ball vids where i enjoyed watching when i was 10. evlove man.
@blackreader19two - "Myostatin" isn't a disease. It is a growth factor beta protein that limits and controls muscle growth in normal individuals. Liam's myostatin receptors are defective. His muscles don't fully respond to myostatin released, allowing for increased muscle growth. There have been other human cases documented that are similar, but due to lower levels of myostatin rather than a defect in the myostatin receptors.
@blackreader19two Liam Hoekstra's abilities exceed those of the average black child. The average black child does NOT go on to the NFL or other professional or Olympic sports. Only the most exceptional do. Black people do, on average, have lighter bones and stronger muscles than white people, but Liam Hoekstra's abilities and potential far exceed those of a black child of similar age.
wtf this video doesn't show anything extraordinary. I was doin all that shit at 2 years old, and I was climbing over two baby gates stacked on top of eachother at 1 1/2 years, and I don't have any muscle disease/disorder and didn't get any special on the news. This is stupid
@bradleybravo you don't believe me?? I am naturally stronger than the average person just like this kid is but I'm no "super" kid and I don't claim to be. They never even confirmed any disorder that this kid has. This whole production only occurred cuz some parents noticed that their kid was a little unique and then decided to blow it way out of proportion so people would think their child was an amazing prodigy. You can't believe everything you hear on TV, even if it's on the news.
"Real life X man" - You are retarded and watch too many comics. His deformity is called myostatin and is caused by chemicals in the body not behaving properly. He will likely die early as an adult if not experience atrophy and muscle related complications. He is not, "lucky" ... He is deformed and it will complicate his life.
@MPSKWPG The mucle deformation with the heterozygous deletion cause the bones (which do not have altered density to compensate for the increased muscle mass) great stress and trauma, often resulting in slower movement speed and decreased mobility. His body will not remain in tact for very long due to his condition, look up Myostatin or "Bully Whippet" to educate yourselves.
@bradleybravo and if you'll notice, the evidence is all anecdotal where the kid is compared to only a few random kids who, chances are, are average strength. And since this kid is stronger than the average kid, he's going to blow them away in his performances. Just like any top athlete in any sport who is naturally way better at things without having any muscle disorder. Don't be so gullible, please.
@bradleybravo I need to look up nothing, if you could read you would have made the connection between my "Bully Whippet" statement and this video. He is not, "double mass" like you said, he is however double muscled as it is called. You need to educate yourself as you are clueless. It is not a good thing either.
@MPSKWPG Um...search for "The World's Strongest Toddler Part 1" and you will see he does, in fact, have a genetic anomoly that makes him stronger than his peers. He also has little to no body fat, and incredibly defined muscles.
PowerSprinter.... First things first stop going by what TV says. Do some damn research and STFU. I've watched the full program. Although it doesn't say he has the disorder it never said he does either. If you had payed close attention to it they clearly stated that the tests were indecisive and they'd have to watch his progression as he gets older to see if he does have some kind of disorder.. Oh and as far his parents being "obsessive" ..They just have high hopes for they're kid.
@PowerSprinter you must be really slow or something because all of this have already been proven and tested by doctors. Of course some other slow people are going to try to create some story based on nothing but a thought. I mean come on let's be serious you said he would only press 200 at 16...... HAVE YOU SEEN THE RESULTS OF HIS PHYSICAL TESTING? If you have, obviously you have no comprehention skills. I have a question for you how old are you and how much can you press?
@PowerSprinter you must be really slow or something because all of this have already been proven and tested by doctors. Of course some other slow people are going to try to create some story based on nothing but a thought. I mean come on let's be serious you said he would only press 200 at 16...... HAVE YOU SEEN THE RESULTS OF HIS PHYSICAL TESTING? If you have, obviously you have no comprehention skills. I have a question for you how old are you and how much can you press?
this kid is nothing, i dont have an agenda, im a 17 year old track athlete, and i can say this kid is a normal 3 year old, that is talented, not freakishly talented
this is NOT three year old skills. It is nothing about talent. It is a genetic mutation that causes him to have muscle and no fat like other young kids. He is hungry a lot because of no fat stores and that could cause problems with brain development if he does not get a high caloric diet.
Worked with preschoolers? Health sciences? They took a tissue sample? Watch the full program. Turns his head independent of his body like dancers. A one handed push up the trainer laughs with excitement did Not expect at all. 36 month old kids have belly fat and he does not. Toddlers do not get that kind of definition in their muscles. This is a beautiful story because it is interesting, adorable, and fascinating. Don't wreck it. He is a sweet boy with loving parents. Got the med chart?
ok..so you have more knowledge on this that specialized physicians..maybe you should show them how to do their job..have you watched the whole special?
which show did you watc h and which articles did you read because every article I have found has stated that he does indeed have a myostatin defficiency, or myostatin related hypertrophy..which is basically just saying his strength is due to myostatin production..do more research..your ignorance is obviously overcoming your research..sorry dude but I'll take the fact that I haven't been able to find otherwise over your word
yea..not at three though, hmm, well I am just telling you..i can't find anything that states that he does not have it..I've treid cause I'm curious about this disease..and nothing has come up...so..you tell me..or show me, cause i'd like to know otherwise
the only article I have found attempting to disprove his deffiency is opinion based..nothing else..there is NOTHING for articles that says he doesn't have it other than opinion..so the statements saying he does have it are far more concrete than some opinion based articles bashing his family..which is all i have found..which is FAR from evidence of him not having it
so they're just gonna say that he has " myostatin related hypertrophy" is not the same thing..that's THE SAME THING EXACTLY. The publishers of the story don't make up conditions..they get it from reports..if he did not have it they weould merely state that he is freakishly strong..and not single out a condition..get your fucking head out of your asshole and disprove this statement..I want to see ANY article that says that he infact does not have a myostatin defficiency
If you're not going to come up with something more concrete than all of these articles stating he DOES have it anjd TELLING YOU HIS CONDITION..then do what you said you were going to do and just shut up and quit bashing him and his family for something that you cannot back up. don't reply or comment on this unless you can show me he doesn't have it.
I showed you threee reports on him that all say " he suffers from a condition known as myostatin related hypertrophy" do you need to relearn to read? or are you just blind? what do you think myostatin related hypertrophy is? where do you think they got the story from? they didn't make up a condition..I showed you three fucking articles..get your mom to explain to you what it is if you don't understand
you think these reports are based on reporters opnions? these are not editors notes..they are articles on the kid stating he HAS it..not their personal opinions..jesus christ..did you not look on those links I just posted?
ummm..so iff they wrote an article saying it was a big fraud..wouldn't that also be a story? use some common sense..they're not saying he doesn't have it because they have already proven he has it..use your head a bit
not they all state he has "myostatin related hypertrophy" every single article says that..and it's not the journalists that came to that conclusion..that's not their job..read that " MYOSTATIN RELATED HYPERTROPHY" that's not "crazy strong"..an article doubting that he has it..but not disporving the other doctors findings..there is a difference..that's an editorial..show me that article..did the sources from that article get DNA tests done to prove otherwise?
because that's how they come up with conclusions on genetic defects..and it has been claimed! I just showed you! you think they are making up defects for a story!? and none of those articles were sourced through TLC..they are all independant from TLC..otherwise they would be TLC's articles..not their own..like i said..come up with something concrete..you've shown nothing except for the fact you're ignorant..still waiting man
if it was fraude they COULD say it's fraud..defammation is only if it's not proven..so if proven they could report on fraud..and it's easy to test for..like testing for any other defficiency..so how is this even debatable? if they can't say he doesn't have it..yet now you're contradicting yourself..i thought you said in the TLC special you claimed you watched..they said he did not have it..now you're saying you read a DIFFERENT article stating that TLCs documentation of it was weak
and you';re talking about an article DOUBTING..but not DISPROVING well anyone can doubt..I could doubt that the world is round..does that make it official if I have nothing to disporve others findings through TESTING OR OBSERVATIONS? no..it would be speculation on my part..and nothing more..so which is it?
so where are the facts? you're missing them..they tested him for a protein defficiency..and he has 40% more muscle than average theree year olds due to it..it was tested he was stronger than 85% of 6 year olds..THOSE are facts that were proven..tested with the same tests..aswell as DNA tests..the "facts" you just mentioned are your theories on his future..no facts whatsoever there..like I said..bring more to the table.
YOUR SPECULATION is that he does not have it..the FACTS proven by controlled tests including him, other three year olds and seven year olds ASWELL as DNA testing for this condition are FACTS..what are your theories based on? what other cases of this illness do you have to base this off of? what you theorize does not change the FACT that he does have this illness and I will take the words of a specialist and DNA testing over some kid with no eductaion on the subject at hand.
um..do you know what a myostatin defficiency is? if you read on the strength test they did on him..he is stronger that 85% of SIX YEAR OLDS that have been tested..so it's more than talent..
okay, well for all you people saying that ur three year old can do this too, i don't doubt you, but if you haven't seen the hour program that went into making his story known through science related research, u don't know everything. I watched this kid do 17 sit ups while his friend (whos is taller than him and weighs more) struggle with one. Your child might be strong, and u might have or might not have helped them, but Liam is totally natural. Even in his baby pictures he was (half) ripped...
Not sure what to think.. my 3 year old (38 months). Can do sit ups just fine, he did 10 on his kung fu fitness test, his instructor stopped him at that point andI never pushed him to do more... no point. I am a thrower so I live my 35 lb weight throw and 16 lb shot put laying around on occasion and he has no problem picking them up and walking around with them. I stop him when I see it as I don't want him to hurt himself. I don't think this kid is really stronger my kid... /shrug
Myostatin-related muscle hypertrophy is an inherited rare muscle disorder characterized by reduced subcutaneous fat pad thickness and increased muscle size with normal or increased muscular strength.
Without normal body fat a childs growth can be stunted, the central nervous system can be impaired, and learning can be affected.
just look at his legs evne, no more definition than normal
situps - easy as pie for a small child to do, very little weight (i remmeber as a 7 year old being able to do them nonstop as long as i wanted), not to mention he's doing them incorrectly and half the time using his arms
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When are these idiots going to be stopped from putting all this weight training stuff on children so young, and how can the child be having a say in any of this.
It is a form of child abuse and people should not be fooled..
So leave the kid alone you pig monster and let him have a life kicking a ball around , or whatever way he wants to play with his pals and you go find somebody older to play with.
This is all in aid of nothing. Pointless nothing. Let the child have a life.
liam hoekstra has a birth defect ! he has a lack of myostatin which is a gene that controls muscle growth or something of the sorth ! it has been found in cattle , mice and dogs ( the worlds strongest dog Wendy
really cool kid, but i had to point out. why is it every time i see a gymnastics coach its a fat guy? the only pull-ups that dudes gonna do are to the Mcdonalds drive-thru
there is already a myostatin inhibitor out there right now....it was released in september. it is not folxstatin which was released a while ago and failed. Myo-t12 check it out
aahh they only control legal drugs, if there is money to be made, and there will be they will be available amongst certain groups illicitly whenever they become available
What people doin't know is that baby's are born with a very strong grip.. IF they work out like this young they get to maintain that grip. Most baby's are pampered and don't exercise until they are like 5 or 6 by that age their grip strength is gone..
yes he is very strong my middle child is like that. dont know where they get their strength but like the pull up and flips on the bar which is very impressive from a child this age. Maybe I need to have my child checked out for this unussual muscle grouping.
Therefore, should someone have a lack of myostatin, there's a high risk for injury later in life; at Liam's age, he's experiencing growth and tissue regeneration at a high and constant rate, therefore like all children, he's more immune to injuries within the muscle for now.
If his strength carried over into adulthood, he'd have superstrength. Wow, a real life X Man. Some world, huh? I hope his parents don't exploit his mutation.
@SuperWillHatch It might already be too late. They have begun to study the kid and are thinking of synthesizing a drug from studying the kid so that they may be able to cure people with muscular dystrophy...or just give it to soldiers to make them super strong as well
I just wanted to add that I'm sure the birth parents didn't know he was going to be a superkid, but it makes you wonder if they had any other kids together who share this condition. He's an adorable little boy.
I didn't see the first 10 minutes, but saw the rest. Well, that makes sense, because he looked NOTHING like his parents. Oh and by the way, only people with empty lives call someone a dumbass on the net. Get a hobby.
So, some parents gave up a super kid. Wow. Imagine that.
muckraker is spot on his body produces normal levels of mayostatin even the docs dont know exactly what makes him so special. it'l be interesting to watch this kid grow up, the lucky bastered! wish i have what he's got lol
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indnpride 1 month ago
the perfect sport for him is gymastics. too small for football. I would not even think about my son going into any fighting sport like ufc. best bet is gynastics. they all have extremely strong cores and usually arent very tall
autobotlazi 2 months ago
@autobotlazi except if he wanted to, he could pile on muscle
badgey 3 weeks ago
At age 3 he can do as many sit-ups as me...
Yup, he's going to pretty much excel in whatever sports field he wants.
rodtheworm 2 months ago
he is on roids for sure ;-)
TheFreshbum 2 months ago
I got myostatin-related muscle hypertrophy to :) i was able to climb up rops in kendagradan and when i was five i was able to carry my teenage friends on my back and most were fat haha and also was able to pick up my big sister and dad when i was 5
Zomcrow 3 months ago
@Zomcrow You fucking liar shut up.
magicdustinc 3 months ago
@magicdustinc i swear to god and i swear to my life do you need a picture of my body now? and just know im 5"3"
Zomcrow 3 months ago
@Zomcrow If that's you in your videos then you are indeed a liar. Unless you were bitten by a radioactive spider then you are are probably weaker than the average human.
TheCrazyKakoos 3 months ago
@TheCrazyKakoos facebookdotcom/zomcrow yeah when i was 16 i won first place in a ADULT jiu jitsu tournament. I was up against people the age of 24 above with more than 2 years experience plus and me i only did it for a year. The reason i did that tournament is because i missed the teenager tournament.... Im not trying to be cocky but im just trying to prove my point.
Zomcrow 3 months ago
That's a beautiful little boy. However, my nephew's first pull-up/chin-up was before he was 1. He was either 7 or 8 months. I remember that night. He shocked the hell out of us. As soon as he learned to walk, he climbed on top of our manual treadmill and just sat on the handle bars. Hell, we have him on tape doing that. He's 6 now and still doing things kids his age can't do. Hell, some adults can't do them either. Lol.
ebonyladovia 3 months ago
If this kid does MMA, his opponents stand no chance.
betterdropdatdonk 3 months ago
they look like the modern day flinstone characters (((BAM BAM)))
NY4realz 4 months ago
another little kid besides my sister that can beat me up, oh the pain
nicholastang1100 6 months ago
I have the same condition it will cause joint issues. Also people will accuse him of taking steroids it happens to me. I was asked if I'm on steroids 3 times last week
Htown20XX 6 months ago
i just saw him yesterday:D hes so cute its crazy. he was playing the fuckin drums like a champ. this kid can do everything
xxmmmtastey13xx 7 months ago
@Gokugon1 Athelism and strenght are two diferent things. What others don't do shouldn't bother you. There are plent of lazy people and everyone gets lazy at times.
Damnationization 7 months ago
@Gokugon1 Black men do compete in worlds strongest men competitons. It sounds like racism and like you are very machismo.
Damnationization 8 months ago
@Gokugon1 What are you talking about? If that is true then why are most strong men not black such as Derek Poundstone, Mariusz Pudzianowshi, Bill Kazmaier, ect. It sounds more like you are racist or a wimpy white guy.
Damnationization 8 months ago
I hope the local pee wee football coaches are looking at this kid
dougman7170 9 months ago
he's so cute!!!!!
Supersaiiyin 9 months ago
@jokrol324 no,he will grow up and forget all this ,bored mother trainings',then he will work in a chicken factory
mitt37 9 months ago
@mitt37 We'll see. I think this kid is going to go on to do some incredible things.
kaldemvor 8 months ago
i think myostatin is there for a reason
sototajeri 9 months ago
He will be able to order a Big Mac at Burger King ...and get one
VintagedreamcarsV8 11 months ago 23
I wonder if he turns into a giant monkey when he looks at a full moon?
Sixx0809 11 months ago
@Sixx0809 nice one!
boysquad321 10 months ago
This kid needs to play the part of Goku someday! Not today, not tomorrow, but someday... I mean he is perfect for the role!! He just needs real training in martial arts to pull it off.
nomorerocketships 11 months ago
This little mulatto nigger will probably join the circus and became another Andre the Giant type freak. More proof than miscegenation is against nature.
TheBrewskiBaby 11 months ago
his height estimated by doctors wouldnt reach 6ft, i think with super strength he could be the worlds best fighter.
JIZZZification 11 months ago
This kind of kid is normal back in the 30's and less till the 90's
DemonXY2J 11 months ago
Actually people the kid has a defect in his myostatin receptor. So he'll grow to be bigger and stronger. Why do people insist that he's living an unhealthy life I have to idea. He's having fun and is strong.
GMScorpion 11 months ago
@GMScorpion fuking dumb stop pulling up your shit stories.... watch the documentary again stfu! it is currently a medical mystery said the doctors so stfu!
JIZZZification 11 months ago
@JIZZZification Yo smart ass. I'm just saying that it's good that the kid is active, myostatin defect or not. Most people start critisizing the kids parents and calling it an unnatural way of growing up, when in real life this is THE most natural way to grow up. They're so freaking brainwashed that children have to sit around and eat shit. If the kid is having fun it's good for his development. And just so you know, doctors don't always have an answer to things dumb dumb.
GMScorpion 11 months ago
@GMScorpion YO DUMB ASS! DO TRY TO SAVE YO SELF, YOU KNOW YOURE WRONG ..I.. HIS "MYOSTATIN" DISTRIBUTION IS NORMAL, SO WHAT DID YOU SAID??? EAT THIS 8==(,)
JIZZZification 11 months ago
@JIZZZification Do you even know about endocrinology and how a human body works? or you just talk trash?
GMScorpion 11 months ago
@GMScorpion you think you know alot ? dont move the topic... you should be guilty on spreading wrong info man^^ yo need to read a lot and talk less. kneel to me and make a sorry
JIZZZification 11 months ago
@JIZZZification Alright first of all chump you have no idea what you are talking about. Read, educate yourself and then talk. And further more you would not stand a chance against me so stop trying to fix your ego by posting dumb comments on videos. I saw your comment history and you are a disgrace to the world. I bet that kid in the video could wip your ass
GMScorpion 11 months ago
@GMScorpion see Chimp iam tryn to give logic on this illogical conversation. if thats all you can say then its fine with me, i understand your ability capacity? lol youre basically defending yourself against what you said. ive seen your dragon ball vids where i enjoyed watching when i was 10. evlove man.
JIZZZification 11 months ago
@JIZZZification LOL very funny
GMScorpion 11 months ago
@GMScorpion "Actually people the kid has a defect in his myostatin receptor." by GMscorpion,,, dont listen to this chimp.
JIZZZification 11 months ago
This is not special. This is how the average black child is born. he then goes on to play in the nfl.
blackreader19two 1 year ago 3
@blackreader19two lmfao
mattlencfc 10 months ago
@blackreader19two it is speacial....he has a rare disease called myostatin, and the average black child isn't born like this
Singer4lyfe123 9 months ago
@blackreader19two - "Myostatin" isn't a disease. It is a growth factor beta protein that limits and controls muscle growth in normal individuals. Liam's myostatin receptors are defective. His muscles don't fully respond to myostatin released, allowing for increased muscle growth. There have been other human cases documented that are similar, but due to lower levels of myostatin rather than a defect in the myostatin receptors.
cjsks1 8 months ago 2
@blackreader19two Liam Hoekstra's abilities exceed those of the average black child. The average black child does NOT go on to the NFL or other professional or Olympic sports. Only the most exceptional do. Black people do, on average, have lighter bones and stronger muscles than white people, but Liam Hoekstra's abilities and potential far exceed those of a black child of similar age.
kaldemvor 8 months ago
@blackreader19two How many black people do YOU know in the NFL? I know over 20 black people and I don't know any.
evilwarlockofchaos 8 months ago
He's gonna play linebacker and tailback for the Oklahoma Sooners in 2025!
TerminatorC 1 year ago
this happens when an american kid doesn't play videogames and eat trash.
Zephyroudret 1 year ago
they should send him to asia to study thai box and have a spiritual teacher aswell.
keegi555 1 year ago
He makes sit ups look so easy...
Catwiththehat103 1 year ago
Extraordinary kid! Is he adopted or did mom just step out on her hubby with a black guy? That kid looks mixed race.
jobw87 1 year ago
@jobw87 He's adopted.
SlashyBhoy 1 year ago
@jobw87 adopted
andy15769 4 months ago
too bad he doesn't get into boxing or martial arts
NebunLaCap 1 year ago
@NebunLaCap Put him in mma and boxing and hell whoop both asses
Master8laster 1 year ago
Its only a matter of time until hes kidnapped by the government to create super soldiers.
GunRyd3r 1 year ago
@GunRyd3r lol
panda123456789ed 1 year ago
were they supposed to have super-strength? they looked average to me
SolitaireLW 1 year ago
@SolitaireLW Yea just Liam, and super-strength for his age,he could stand two days after he was born
fillupy 1 year ago
With the proper training, I think he could be a superhero, or supervillian....What ever is most convenient
fillupy 1 year ago 45
@fillupy this should be highest rated comment
cantlandaswitchflip 1 year ago 4
train him to be an ultimate fighter i say
JackLefty 1 year ago
You should kill him. The Homo sapiens is screened, and there is the danger that new Homo sapiens rules over the world.
tirumitiru 1 year ago
@tirumitiru We should use him to design new drugs to make fat ass people super strong. Killing him would be a mistake.
NoogLeader 1 year ago
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You should kill him. The Homo sapiens is screened, and there is the danger that new Homo sapiens rules over the world.
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tirumitiru 1 year ago
If he goes into body building when he is older he will look amazing
miketysoncantpunch 1 year ago
wtf this video doesn't show anything extraordinary. I was doin all that shit at 2 years old, and I was climbing over two baby gates stacked on top of eachother at 1 1/2 years, and I don't have any muscle disease/disorder and didn't get any special on the news. This is stupid
cambow13 1 year ago
@cambow13 the hell you say
bradleybravo 1 year ago
@bradleybravo you don't believe me?? I am naturally stronger than the average person just like this kid is but I'm no "super" kid and I don't claim to be. They never even confirmed any disorder that this kid has. This whole production only occurred cuz some parents noticed that their kid was a little unique and then decided to blow it way out of proportion so people would think their child was an amazing prodigy. You can't believe everything you hear on TV, even if it's on the news.
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cambow13 1 year ago
"Real life X man" - You are retarded and watch too many comics. His deformity is called myostatin and is caused by chemicals in the body not behaving properly. He will likely die early as an adult if not experience atrophy and muscle related complications. He is not, "lucky" ... He is deformed and it will complicate his life.
MPSKWPG 1 year ago
@MPSKWPG The mucle deformation with the heterozygous deletion cause the bones (which do not have altered density to compensate for the increased muscle mass) great stress and trauma, often resulting in slower movement speed and decreased mobility. His body will not remain in tact for very long due to his condition, look up Myostatin or "Bully Whippet" to educate yourselves.
MPSKWPG 1 year ago
@MPSKWPG the myostatin that he has makes him stronger then his peers because he has the double mass effect of myostatin look it up
bradleybravo 1 year ago
@bradleybravo and if you'll notice, the evidence is all anecdotal where the kid is compared to only a few random kids who, chances are, are average strength. And since this kid is stronger than the average kid, he's going to blow them away in his performances. Just like any top athlete in any sport who is naturally way better at things without having any muscle disorder. Don't be so gullible, please.
cambow13 1 year ago
@bradleybravo I need to look up nothing, if you could read you would have made the connection between my "Bully Whippet" statement and this video. He is not, "double mass" like you said, he is however double muscled as it is called. You need to educate yourself as you are clueless. It is not a good thing either.
MPSKWPG 1 year ago
@MPSKWPG Um...search for "The World's Strongest Toddler Part 1" and you will see he does, in fact, have a genetic anomoly that makes him stronger than his peers. He also has little to no body fat, and incredibly defined muscles.
Marendigell 1 year ago
@MPSKWPG are you a doctor? the things you are saying are interesting
alexandra21eames 1 year ago
He will be banned from sports if true. it's an edge just like the african man -woman runner.
Thetruthishere11 1 year ago
lucky bastard, im jelous
BSChargeX 1 year ago
`You have such a beautyfull boy! Amazing little Angel. I wish you the great mother, Liam and the great father the best.
belleshaman 1 year ago
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PowerSprinter.... First things first stop going by what TV says. Do some damn research and STFU. I've watched the full program. Although it doesn't say he has the disorder it never said he does either. If you had payed close attention to it they clearly stated that the tests were indecisive and they'd have to watch his progression as he gets older to see if he does have some kind of disorder.. Oh and as far his parents being "obsessive" ..They just have high hopes for they're kid.
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angelEODspartan 1 year ago
He heard USC offered him a scolarship to be their quarterback in 2030
damianocunego7 1 year ago
@PowerSprinter you must be really slow or something because all of this have already been proven and tested by doctors. Of course some other slow people are going to try to create some story based on nothing but a thought. I mean come on let's be serious you said he would only press 200 at 16...... HAVE YOU SEEN THE RESULTS OF HIS PHYSICAL TESTING? If you have, obviously you have no comprehention skills. I have a question for you how old are you and how much can you press?
atl102091 1 year ago
@PowerSprinter you must be really slow or something because all of this have already been proven and tested by doctors. Of course some other slow people are going to try to create some story based on nothing but a thought. I mean come on let's be serious you said he would only press 200 at 16...... HAVE YOU SEEN THE RESULTS OF HIS PHYSICAL TESTING? If you have, obviously you have no comprehention skills. I have a question for you how old are you and how much can you press?
atl102091 1 year ago
i will be pissed off if he doesn't end up doing sports!
whats his condition
cynder18 1 year ago
I saw a tv show on him and he was awesome!
masterofdisaster1011 1 year ago
i hope people dont hate on him hes a good little kid
sk8forlifebitch 2 years ago
His story was on TLC last night. When this kid gets 16, he will be lifting 900 lbs.
Jerrime2009 2 years ago
So don't be saying, "Oh my kid can do that!" and "he's not so special!" when u have only seen two minutes of a 30-60 minute program...
kyubi4hokage 2 years ago 2
i watched the whole think
this kid is nothing, i dont have an agenda, im a 17 year old track athlete, and i can say this kid is a normal 3 year old, that is talented, not freakishly talented
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
this is NOT three year old skills. It is nothing about talent. It is a genetic mutation that causes him to have muscle and no fat like other young kids. He is hungry a lot because of no fat stores and that could cause problems with brain development if he does not get a high caloric diet.
iraqidolphin 2 years ago
he doesnt have no fat at all. he is normal, he is athletic, but not a freak. they actually even said that he does NOT have a genetic mutation.
he just has a high metabolism. he does not even come close to having a 6 pack.
he really isnt even very strong, just well above average.
nothing special, just parents bragging
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
Worked with preschoolers? Health sciences? They took a tissue sample? Watch the full program. Turns his head independent of his body like dancers. A one handed push up the trainer laughs with excitement did Not expect at all. 36 month old kids have belly fat and he does not. Toddlers do not get that kind of definition in their muscles. This is a beautiful story because it is interesting, adorable, and fascinating. Don't wreck it. He is a sweet boy with loving parents. Got the med chart?
iraqidolphin 2 years ago
nope, he never did a one handed push up, he just held himself up with one hand, which is very very easy to do.
he does have a fair amount of belly fat
nothing they did showed anything close to a conclusion, they said he doesnt have special genes.
all they said is that he could do 17 sit ups in a minute, which isnt really pure strength as it is endurance
so... not really impressive, and his parents are obsessive with calling him strong all the time
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
You can have a genetic disorder and not have a diagnosis. Do you really think you know more than these two doctors?
iraqidolphin 2 years ago
actually, none of the doctors say he has a genetic disorder
only the parents and coaches, because they want to brag about him
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
actually..they did conclude he has a myostatin defficiency..you should look into it a bit
friesngravy 2 years ago
no, they said he did not have the deficiency on the shpw
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
the strength tests were pathetic
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
ok..so you have more knowledge on this that specialized physicians..maybe you should show them how to do their job..have you watched the whole special?
friesngravy 2 years ago
and they don't just do strength tests..they do DNA testing to test for the defficiency too..and it's known what it does
friesngravy 2 years ago
i watched the show, and the professionals concluded that he did not test positive for the deficiency
the dna test were negative
and the strength tests didnt even test strength, so... basically this kid is just active with very bragadocious parents
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
which show did you watc h and which articles did you read because every article I have found has stated that he does indeed have a myostatin defficiency, or myostatin related hypertrophy..which is basically just saying his strength is due to myostatin production..do more research..your ignorance is obviously overcoming your research..sorry dude but I'll take the fact that I haven't been able to find otherwise over your word
friesngravy 2 years ago
i watched the TLC show on him
and it definately said that he did not have the deficency
they said that if he did, he would probaly die at an early age
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
yea..not at three though, hmm, well I am just telling you..i can't find anything that states that he does not have it..I've treid cause I'm curious about this disease..and nothing has come up...so..you tell me..or show me, cause i'd like to know otherwise
friesngravy 2 years ago
all i can say is too watch the TLC special on him. because other than that, there is not too much info on this fraud... huh, i mean kid
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
yea..actually there are lots of articles on him..like i said..look it up obviously you haven't looked into it if you haven't found much..odd..
friesngravy 2 years ago
well, thats true that there are alot of articles, however, there is not much info in these articles other than here say
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
the only article I have found attempting to disprove his deffiency is opinion based..nothing else..there is NOTHING for articles that says he doesn't have it other than opinion..so the statements saying he does have it are far more concrete than some opinion based articles bashing his family..which is all i have found..which is FAR from evidence of him not having it
friesngravy 2 years ago
there is no article that says he does have it.
show me an article saying he does, and i will shut up
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
now why don't you show me a non opinion based FACTUAL article that says he DOESN'T have it?
friesngravy 2 years ago
so you dont have one saying he has it
none will say he doesnt have it because that would make this a non story. they need something to report
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
so they're just gonna say that he has " myostatin related hypertrophy" is not the same thing..that's THE SAME THING EXACTLY. The publishers of the story don't make up conditions..they get it from reports..if he did not have it they weould merely state that he is freakishly strong..and not single out a condition..get your fucking head out of your asshole and disprove this statement..I want to see ANY article that says that he infact does not have a myostatin defficiency
friesngravy 2 years ago
If you're not going to come up with something more concrete than all of these articles stating he DOES have it anjd TELLING YOU HIS CONDITION..then do what you said you were going to do and just shut up and quit bashing him and his family for something that you cannot back up. don't reply or comment on this unless you can show me he doesn't have it.
friesngravy 2 years ago
i want yo to show me one article that says he des have it thats all im asking for.
just show me one
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
I showed you threee reports on him that all say " he suffers from a condition known as myostatin related hypertrophy" do you need to relearn to read? or are you just blind? what do you think myostatin related hypertrophy is? where do you think they got the story from? they didn't make up a condition..I showed you three fucking articles..get your mom to explain to you what it is if you don't understand
friesngravy 2 years ago
you think these reports are based on reporters opnions? these are not editors notes..they are articles on the kid stating he HAS it..not their personal opinions..jesus christ..did you not look on those links I just posted?
friesngravy 2 years ago
ummm..so iff they wrote an article saying it was a big fraud..wouldn't that also be a story? use some common sense..they're not saying he doesn't have it because they have already proven he has it..use your head a bit
friesngravy 2 years ago
no, because they cant say its a fraud
since no one has actually claimed that he has the disorder, its not a fraud. the articles just say he is crazy strong. which is highly debatable
i actually have read an article doubting it because of the poor detail given by TLC
but i doubt any writers is gonna go all out and try to tear down a 6 year old
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
not they all state he has "myostatin related hypertrophy" every single article says that..and it's not the journalists that came to that conclusion..that's not their job..read that " MYOSTATIN RELATED HYPERTROPHY" that's not "crazy strong"..an article doubting that he has it..but not disporving the other doctors findings..there is a difference..that's an editorial..show me that article..did the sources from that article get DNA tests done to prove otherwise?
friesngravy 2 years ago
because that's how they come up with conclusions on genetic defects..and it has been claimed! I just showed you! you think they are making up defects for a story!? and none of those articles were sourced through TLC..they are all independant from TLC..otherwise they would be TLC's articles..not their own..like i said..come up with something concrete..you've shown nothing except for the fact you're ignorant..still waiting man
friesngravy 2 years ago
if it was fraude they COULD say it's fraud..defammation is only if it's not proven..so if proven they could report on fraud..and it's easy to test for..like testing for any other defficiency..so how is this even debatable? if they can't say he doesn't have it..yet now you're contradicting yourself..i thought you said in the TLC special you claimed you watched..they said he did not have it..now you're saying you read a DIFFERENT article stating that TLCs documentation of it was weak
friesngravy 2 years ago
and you';re talking about an article DOUBTING..but not DISPROVING well anyone can doubt..I could doubt that the world is round..does that make it official if I have nothing to disporve others findings through TESTING OR OBSERVATIONS? no..it would be speculation on my part..and nothing more..so which is it?
friesngravy 2 years ago
ok, lets get down to the facts
how much will this kid lift in terms of bench press, squat, and deadlift
what do you think?
i think by 16, he will only bench 200 at most
PowerSprinter 2 years ago
so where are the facts? you're missing them..they tested him for a protein defficiency..and he has 40% more muscle than average theree year olds due to it..it was tested he was stronger than 85% of 6 year olds..THOSE are facts that were proven..tested with the same tests..aswell as DNA tests..the "facts" you just mentioned are your theories on his future..no facts whatsoever there..like I said..bring more to the table.
friesngravy 2 years ago
YOUR SPECULATION is that he does not have it..the FACTS proven by controlled tests including him, other three year olds and seven year olds ASWELL as DNA testing for this condition are FACTS..what are your theories based on? what other cases of this illness do you have to base this off of? what you theorize does not change the FACT that he does have this illness and I will take the words of a specialist and DNA testing over some kid with no eductaion on the subject at hand.
friesngravy 2 years ago
um..do you know what a myostatin defficiency is? if you read on the strength test they did on him..he is stronger that 85% of SIX YEAR OLDS that have been tested..so it's more than talent..
friesngravy 2 years ago
okay, well for all you people saying that ur three year old can do this too, i don't doubt you, but if you haven't seen the hour program that went into making his story known through science related research, u don't know everything. I watched this kid do 17 sit ups while his friend (whos is taller than him and weighs more) struggle with one. Your child might be strong, and u might have or might not have helped them, but Liam is totally natural. Even in his baby pictures he was (half) ripped...
kyubi4hokage 2 years ago
Not sure what to think.. my 3 year old (38 months). Can do sit ups just fine, he did 10 on his kung fu fitness test, his instructor stopped him at that point andI never pushed him to do more... no point. I am a thrower so I live my 35 lb weight throw and 16 lb shot put laying around on occasion and he has no problem picking them up and walking around with them. I stop him when I see it as I don't want him to hurt himself. I don't think this kid is really stronger my kid... /shrug
cew8703 2 years ago
he is puny -- what do they mean-- i was bulkier at his age...and the strongest in kindergarten too..but not superhuman...
massivebeatzz 2 years ago
Myostatin-related muscle hypertrophy is an inherited rare muscle disorder characterized by reduced subcutaneous fat pad thickness and increased muscle size with normal or increased muscular strength.
Without normal body fat a childs growth can be stunted, the central nervous system can be impaired, and learning can be affected.
Alyesha123 2 years ago
yea hes not bulky, hes got more efficient muscle and more muscle mass..most 3 year old are "bulkier" because they have more fat
friesngravy 2 years ago
that kid isn't lacking myostatin at all
just look at his legs evne, no more definition than normal
situps - easy as pie for a small child to do, very little weight (i remmeber as a 7 year old being able to do them nonstop as long as i wanted), not to mention he's doing them incorrectly and half the time using his arms
flinchey 2 years ago
His tendons most be brittle. Myostatin is require by the tendons for support and growth. -_-
OffNewGrounds 2 years ago
im wondering how he will look with only 10 years...
PoppinCheese 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
When are these idiots going to be stopped from putting all this weight training stuff on children so young, and how can the child be having a say in any of this.
It is a form of child abuse and people should not be fooled..
So leave the kid alone you pig monster and let him have a life kicking a ball around , or whatever way he wants to play with his pals and you go find somebody older to play with.
This is all in aid of nothing. Pointless nothing. Let the child have a life.
noeuro 2 years ago
liam hoekstra has a birth defect ! he has a lack of myostatin which is a gene that controls muscle growth or something of the sorth ! it has been found in cattle , mice and dogs ( the worlds strongest dog Wendy
Denmark1534 2 years ago
So this kid should play video games and watch tv and eat fast food like most Americans? There is a lot worse things out there.
ryno99 2 years ago 11
I AGREE!! just let this kid be a kid man..
MissGenelva 2 years ago
really cool kid, but i had to point out. why is it every time i see a gymnastics coach its a fat guy? the only pull-ups that dudes gonna do are to the Mcdonalds drive-thru
joemoefoe510 2 years ago
Many former male athletes are used to high calorie diets. When they stop their athletic regime the diet can be hard to drop.
ofir7786 2 years ago
dear god i cant wait for myostatin inhibitors!
digitalenigma00 2 years ago
you wont see them anytime soon believe me. not if the fda has anything to do with it.
robertdeuce 2 years ago
there is already a myostatin inhibitor out there right now....it was released in september. it is not folxstatin which was released a while ago and failed. Myo-t12 check it out
jhue0845 2 years ago
sad
SpongiformSpongee 2 years ago
does myo t12 work?
blackdawg43 2 years ago
aahh they only control legal drugs, if there is money to be made, and there will be they will be available amongst certain groups illicitly whenever they become available
digitalenigma00 2 years ago
What people doin't know is that baby's are born with a very strong grip.. IF they work out like this young they get to maintain that grip. Most baby's are pampered and don't exercise until they are like 5 or 6 by that age their grip strength is gone..
niggabartlebee 2 years ago
Cheat, cheat cheat! Argh, I have to admit I'm a little jealous of the kid who is gifted with genetical benefits.
I guess I'm stuck with this mudane body, sigh.
flickeries 2 years ago 16
@flickeries lol
ashleycgreen1996 1 year ago
yes he is very strong my middle child is like that. dont know where they get their strength but like the pull up and flips on the bar which is very impressive from a child this age. Maybe I need to have my child checked out for this unussual muscle grouping.
toldyaso71 2 years ago
3 year old doing a chin up, impressive
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Therefore, should someone have a lack of myostatin, there's a high risk for injury later in life; at Liam's age, he's experiencing growth and tissue regeneration at a high and constant rate, therefore like all children, he's more immune to injuries within the muscle for now.
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gregorygomes1 2 years ago
If his strength carried over into adulthood, he'd have superstrength. Wow, a real life X Man. Some world, huh? I hope his parents don't exploit his mutation.
SuperWillHatch 2 years ago 11
@SuperWillHatch It might already be too late. They have begun to study the kid and are thinking of synthesizing a drug from studying the kid so that they may be able to cure people with muscular dystrophy...or just give it to soldiers to make them super strong as well
ToBeCalledLovebug 1 year ago
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Lol, if only that were true.
SuperWillHatch 1 year ago
@SuperWillHatch lol they're already exploiting him...
didn't you see the gymnastics trainer and onslaught of cameras?
conjurer968 1 year ago 4
wow man , bribing him with cookies, let this kid , be a kid you fucking shits
icecreamteamVOL1 2 years ago 4
I just wanted to add that I'm sure the birth parents didn't know he was going to be a superkid, but it makes you wonder if they had any other kids together who share this condition. He's an adorable little boy.
ValleyGyrlTV 2 years ago
they have a teenage daughter, hot 1 2
Fendori 2 years ago
this kid should go in UFC when he grows up cause man he would kick some butt
907000009 2 years ago
I saw this documentary and that kid is pretty dark and doesn't look like his parents at all.
ValleyGyrlTV 2 years ago
I thought you saw this documentary, ValleyGrylITV. He's adopted, hence he doesn't look like the people that are raising him. Don't be a dumbass.
gettjess 2 years ago
I didn't see the first 10 minutes, but saw the rest. Well, that makes sense, because he looked NOTHING like his parents. Oh and by the way, only people with empty lives call someone a dumbass on the net. Get a hobby.
So, some parents gave up a super kid. Wow. Imagine that.
ValleyGyrlTV 2 years ago
muckraker is spot on his body produces normal levels of mayostatin even the docs dont know exactly what makes him so special. it'l be interesting to watch this kid grow up, the lucky bastered! wish i have what he's got lol
bentwigg1986 2 years ago
dont exploit children in this manner its wrong.
camirocz 2 years ago
What the hell is wrong with you?
CrossTheJuggalo 2 years ago
Gymnastics??? Kid should try wrestling
sereneflood 2 years ago 2
hey i live down the road from him.
cammo6901 2 years ago
pues vaya mierda. yo con esto no veo si tiene fuerza o no. qe me lo saqen levantando pesas de 20 kgs y me lo creere
fanlowaldo 2 years ago
cute kid. god bless
Freedomdave 2 years ago