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  • pause at 0:13 LOL!

  • why the chains?

  • @growchronic overload at the top. makes you work harder, as you go up, the lift gets easier, so they add chains, which progressively adds to the total weight, making the easy part (the top) that little harder.

  • This dude goes to my gym in Memphis. Actually just saw him about an hour ago..he is beast.

  • I hate when people wear suits, like those bench suits.. If your body can't naturally handle it and all that jazz. 'twas a pretty sweet lift tho

  • @wtfmayhem666

    I agree, particularly with respect to bench suits. They not only look ridiculous, their usage doesn't allow for examples of true, natural power and strength. Having to rely strictly on God given talent (including strong ligaments and tendons) is in my book, far more impressive. An elbow or knee wrap or weight belt, fine; anything else...cheating.

  • @daluke61 Raw is the way to go....

  • LMAO 6PLATE!!! 6 PLATE!!!!!!!!111

  • this guy needs a stronger gravity xD

  • i thought he was jus gonna do it once, then he started repping it out and my jaw dropped.......

  • Steroids are awesome.

  • What are the chains for?

  • @samnelso chains make a squat much harder as you go up, another link is added and the weight gets heavier. working with chains is a key tool for a good squat.

  • holly crap!! how tall is he?

  • The Byrd byrd byrd is the word.

  • Strong dude. But the whole gear deal has gotten out of control. I mean, this guy does over 1,000 in equipment. What does that tell you? And again, I am not suggesting the guy isn't hugely strong. He is.

  • @TheTrueFortress Thats still a guy who weighs less than 200lb repping out 540+chains easily without seeming to break a sweat. Yes, the gear does definitely boost your squat (obviously) but you have to be strong to use it! And I hate to think what this guy could do raw at his bodyweight for a 1RM

  • @pisswizzard

    Well, of course. This guy's mega strong. But you're wrong in suggesting one has to be strong to use equipment. Why? If what you say is correct, who judges what is "strong"? Nonsense.

    Anyway, my comment on gear had nothing to do with a sub-200 cat squatting 5-600 pounds for reps, raw. Clearly VERY strong. Drugs or not. Although drugs add an incredible amount to one's cababilities. Done correctly, 1--300 pounds on a compound lift, easy.

  • @TheTrueFortress Sorry, I may not have been clear. To reach depth in even a single ply suit, you have to be using a large amount of weight to stretch the suit. Once you are past the initial assistance of the suit, you still have to very strong to a) keep the weight moving and b) support your spine and stop the weight from crushing you! Somebody who hasn't squatted before couldn't jump in a squat suit and do 400lb....:-)

    Anyway, as you say, the guy is a beast!

  • he must get a ton out of gear! The reps don't add up to 1,000lb squat, Good job anyways Sam

  • 5 comments WTF? that was damn impressive and he looks like a normal dude at the gym. Very strong. Goes to show, don't judge a book by it's cover.

  • @westy44cal he has a weight class world record

  • That totally is a crapload of chains. I could probably crap the weight of all the chains he had on there in one defacating sitting. As for the other weight on the bar, that's freakin impressive.

  • lol that's not a crapload of chains

  • lol yea. id say like 20lbs each side

  • @critietaeta HAHA

    

  • that was an awesome show of strength by Sam Biggity Byrd..

  • shit i thought he was only gonna do it once

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