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@johnnyappleseed2277

Жыл бұрын

I don't think that's as impressive because when your legs are further apart you have a little bit of a better Leverage and your legs don't travel as far as of a distance which means there's less range of motion and some sort of sense the Sumo deadlift kind of helps make the wait easier to pull than having to bend all the way over with your feet shoulder width apart using your whole entire lower back and all your muscles your offering your lower body to stabilize the weight and pull the weight if the guy did a full straight leg or regular deadlift then yeah I would say that is a commendable effort and I look at that also as if he's trying to do it Sumo Style he's going to try to make other people think that this weight is going to be easier to pull next thing you know everyone else is going to be doing it Sumo and that's going to count as a full deadlift which is not if anything that's more likely to be half a rep so he should only get half the credit for doing half of rep. Does that make sense well if it doesn't to you. you have no sense. To begin with. I guarantee if that guy was doing a deadlift full range of motion he would be throwing up bleeding out of his eyes and nose like at all of us with a Jacked heart rate and he is not even the same weight as Ed Hall. Which doesn't deserve the video promotion and air time it received. It was not very impressive.

@johnlittle4519

Жыл бұрын

Im a conventional puller but I do pull sumo as well and they are very different muscle groups. It’s still pulling the weight from the ground too lock out . I train both because I don’t wanna be weaker at any lifts. I totally agree conventional is harder. But it’s evolution of the sport that keeps raising the bar no pun intended 😂

Classy statement from Hall. Also, I'm pretty comfortable saying that he would have pulled more than 400kg sumo if that was the stance he normally trained in.

@3ncore706

2 жыл бұрын

No doubt, but also he was extremely fat at the time and fat people usually do better conventional

@xYoshi4177x

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah well I’d hope you’d be able to lift more with the stance you normally train in , sumo or conv

@user-fz8hb7pv3w

2 жыл бұрын

nothing fucked up

@thananatgod8872

2 жыл бұрын

@@xYoshi4177x ooiii to us for any further

@thananatgod8872

2 жыл бұрын

@@3ncore706 for our meeting today to get

He's a real lifter, not an attention seeking keyboard warrior in the KZread comments. I'm really happy to hear this from him.

500kg is 500kg. There's less than a handful of people in the world that know what it takes to pick that weight off the floor regardless of technique. I'm not surprised at all Eddie Hall gave him respect.

@nayu6033

Жыл бұрын

Eddie, Thor, him and now Jamal!

@zoolander3052

Жыл бұрын

500kg is not 500kg when talking about a deadlift though! Don’t talk bollocks! The shorter ROM equating to lower TUT and less synergistic muscle group joint stabilisation makes moving it way easier. Don’t comment on stuff you clearly don’t understand!

@nayu6033

Жыл бұрын

@@zoolander3052 by your logic then, no one has pulled 500kg due to steroid usage, which stimulates muscle tissue to grow and "bulk up" in response to training by mimicking the effect of naturally produced testosterone on the body, meaning it’s all fake muscle. “naturally” so again, with that logic, has anyone truly ever lifted ??

@zoolander3052

Жыл бұрын

@@nayu6033 hahaha how did you get to that? Read back what you just wrote! Fake muscle? Larger, more dense muscle through synthetic anabolics mate, but muscle tissue is muscle tissue once synthesis occurs. So you’re talking as much bollocks as the first guy! What I’ve stated is based on peer reviewed biological, bio mechanical and scientific fact

@zoolander3052

Жыл бұрын

@@nayu6033 I’ll disclaimer my first comment, the sumo guys are still strong as fuck! But nothing on conventional, and again in that scenario, “500kg is not 500kg”

Browner just pulled 500kg a couple weeks ago and got pretty close to 510kg

@mikakoivisto6504

Жыл бұрын

No.

@mikakoivisto6504

Жыл бұрын

510 wasnt even close

@aaronmills4946

Жыл бұрын

@@mikakoivisto6504 he got it to his knees wym?

@robbiereeb5724

Жыл бұрын

OK, but this is America, and we use pounds. Why are you guys being extra and using kilograms in America? Makes no sense.

@chandlertenny8562

Жыл бұрын

@@robbiereeb5724 because every other country uses kilos, it’s also used in every single powerlifting comp. Americas systems aren’t the best, damn you’re dense

Credit to Eddie. Someone with his status in the lifting world putting the sumo haters in their place! Personally my sumo and conventional are the same "bUT sUMo is EAsiEr"

@chrishayes5755

2 жыл бұрын

Personally my sumo and conventional are the same k but who dafuq are you lol. is your dl elite?

@liamengram6326

2 жыл бұрын

Fairly big gap for me. 275 conventional, 305 sumo. That's an extra 66lbs. You have to keep in mind Eddie is a much larger, less flexible lad. His pure size gets in the way. That's why 160lb golfers can hit the ball further than big jacked bodybuilders. The bodybuilders can't get their biceps around their chest to get maximum trunk rotation. That doesn't mean the golfer has better rotational strength, because if a bodybuilder and a golfer competed in hammer throw it wouldn't even be a competition.

@liamengram6326

2 жыл бұрын

@Otherwise Healthy Oy, I did speech to text and for some reason it didn't put in the kg part (might have not recognized it because I said "kg" and not kilograms) but I figured I would put the difference in lbs since people really only care about the gap and I know not a lot of people are good at converting between the two.

@liamengram6326

2 жыл бұрын

@@mwansafitness9383 Jesus. I must be some sort of genetic freak pulling 275kg as a "beginner". Your name has Fitness in it and I guarantee I have more training/athletics experience than you. Especially if you think 275kg on a conventional deadlift is a beginner benchmark.

@mwansafitness9383

2 жыл бұрын

@@liamengram6326 You didn't specify kg.

Hey Matt, I know you are/used to be a grad student. Can you share a day in the life video? How did you manage your time? I've recently started grad school and it's been really tough.

@tassivemitties

2 жыл бұрын

Ooo rafee is here :) BPC khelba ebar?

@rafeeakand6801

2 жыл бұрын

@@tassivemitties Not sure man... Possibilities khub kom...

@IkesPimpHand

2 жыл бұрын

@@rafeeakand6801 bhai tora Bangladesh theke?

@haggis357

Жыл бұрын

Really late reply, but balanced discipline. Similar to lifting. Set a time to study. For studying, half hour of uninterrupted work, then a 5 minute break. Make sure you take time to relax on the weekend. By relax I mean fully veg out for a few hours, you will need it after studying and gym.

I train both, but my conventional is usually 10% stronger than my sumo, and raising my sumo has so far raised my conventional as well...all this to say, conventional is cheating and I am here for it

@jamisintheair6657

2 жыл бұрын

Impossible!

@viacheslavprokopev8192

2 жыл бұрын

Those just should be considered different lifts and holy wars on the internet will finally end. It makes no sense to use 2 different lift as substitutes to one another. Sumo is not better for everyone, no pint in those conventional vs sumo stats. But sumo is very very advantageous to SOME lifters.

@freefromthedark6784

2 жыл бұрын

Y'all are so dumb....if anything sumo is cheating. ..it's absoultey about leverages

@jmca_power

2 жыл бұрын

@@viacheslavprokopev8192 true, but like, do you also have a problem with lifters being allowed to choose between high and low bar squats or close grip and regular bench press?

@viacheslavprokopev8192

2 жыл бұрын

@@jmca_power there will always be some degree of variation. High/low bar is not binary, it's also a range of everything in between. So it's harder to regulate. Sumo/conventional difference is easy to define, so we can and should make it 2 separate lifts. In general, more precise rules will be better here, make it more like weightlifting, strict and presise rules about the form. The "lift the weight, does not matter how" mentality make the sport less interesting imo.

Def technique that is the difference. Even now im still trying to figure out how to get the sumo to feel "comfortable", and get that same tight spring like sensation like when I pull conventional.

@adonosssi

2 жыл бұрын

It will adapt

@Airidas778

2 жыл бұрын

Just like me trying to pull conventional. I do great with romanians but it almost feels like I can't even do conventional without rounding my back. My knees are just in the way, and if I lean forward in order to make a way for my knees it almost becomes a Romanian 😂😂😂😂 While sumo feels natural from the first time I tried it 10 years ago.

@moistmayonese1205

2 жыл бұрын

@@Airidas778 It is supposed to feel like a romanian deadlift. There is no stretch reflex, but it should be similar movement pattern, unless you do your romanians stiff legged.

@spencer2652

2 жыл бұрын

@@Airidas778 Widen your feet some on conventional to get your knees out of the way, should help hip drive too.

@Airidas778

2 жыл бұрын

@@spencer2652 sounds like solid tips, will have to try.

Matt, your takes on training are sobering and straight to the point. Don't change!

I’ve been annoyed at Eddie in the past for his lack of humility, it’s great to see him show that here! Much respect to the Beast 👍

@yourenotwrong3511

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I don't understand why we treat them as the same test of strength, they clearly have different mechanical demands. I understand it's inconvenient to have a powerlifting event where the deadlift is only in one style but the musculature is stressed differently. Anyways I love sumo, I think that 502.5 kg sumo pull is amazing, there isn't even a hitch and I think strongman should have a sumo event. Strongman has all these different styles....hummertire, car deadlift, elephant bar, conventional why not a sumo event too?

@gaminikokawalage7124

2 жыл бұрын

I think sumo events are plausible in middle weight and under divisions. 400 lb dudes usually don't have mobility for sumo, and are much weaker at it than conventional, so I don't think they need a sumo event

@Shvabicu

2 жыл бұрын

Strongmen aren't built for sumo. Watch the latest Jeff Nippard video about sumo where he shows the % breakdown between sumo and conventional across weight classes. The higher you go up in weight and height, the less you see sumo. At the top weight classes where competitors are usually also quite tall, nearly nobody pulls sumo. Skeletal structure and leverages decide what stance is best for each athlete.

@DavotheDemented

2 жыл бұрын

Strongman implements don't work for sumo because a lot of them are raised like a block pull, so some people would be starting their sumo deadlift above the knee. Size isn't the only an issue you have 80kg,90kg,105kg classes as well. Also I think strongman is more about putting a show on for the general population, Conventional deadlift just looks cooler while sumo looks kinda cringe.

Let's be honest, lifting 500KG off the floor is impressive no matter how you do it..

the difference between Eddie and your average sumo puller is that eddie is bigger then most sumo wrestlers

@dagtheking5739

Жыл бұрын

Sumo wrestlers? They're huge.

To be completely fair, I think there’s a very small chance that Eddie tried to truly max effort a sumo pull at the time of his peak deadlift abilities. There’s a good chance he’d have pulled over 400

Sumo is pretty damn difficult and all credit to guys that can pull both ways! Jamal and the other guy in this video are amazing deadlifters and can pull the world in both styles. Personally would like to see conventional but still insane to see 502kg pulled in sumo it is crazy!!

Seems Eddie was actually humbled by the beating he got in the ring.

@dennisruud825

2 жыл бұрын

he has always been nice tho?

@Nicosuessler213

2 жыл бұрын

people will always find something to hate

@Axe_Slinger

2 жыл бұрын

@@dennisruud825 Which goes to show you how much his feud with Hafthor is so strange. Eddie usually jokes around with EVERYONE - but not Thor!

@jamiep4674

2 жыл бұрын

@@Axe_Slinger Cause he’s a man child

@somber8233

Ай бұрын

​@@Axe_SlingerUnderstandably so.

everybody can go to the moon now but Neil Armstrong will always be remembered for being the first one. Eddie will always be remembered for his legendary 500kg.

@Dlorah-

Жыл бұрын

eddie is equipped lifting he use a deadlift suit not comparable to "raw" powerlifter. and even deadlift bar should not count as raw

@lashedandscorned

7 ай бұрын

​@@Dlorah-Deadlift suits don't make that much of a difference. Go watch equipped powerlifting competitions, and you'll see that their squats & bench press are very close to if not bigger than their deadlifts.

That is insane. Congratulations to ole boy. That's tough as Hell.

You know it says something that you expected Eddie to roast him rather than congratulate him...

Sumo is MUCH more dependant on skill/technique and mobility. Whenever I don't train sumo for a while, it just goes to shit. Conv on the other hand is never an issue. Also seen that with quite a few people, not being able to pull well sumo, that is. On the other hand, I only really know one person who pulls significantly more sumo than conv (as in more than a 10-15% difference).

Sumo can be much much easier if you can are willing to exploit the movement to the fullest. See Tony Sosa's 725lb sumo (fast) sumo deadlift vs his barely there 485lb conventional. Zack Telander made a video about it.

@Andreas16375

Жыл бұрын

Tony sosa has like a 1 inch rom.. even for sumo it’s ridiculous you can’t compare that to regular sumo. You don’t add 250lbs by going regular sumo

Hall has been humbled

Eddie showing some humility for once after getting his ass whooped

@sheadoherty7434

2 жыл бұрын

Boxing humbles men

@bee3690

2 жыл бұрын

He never lacked humility 😂

@Ont785

2 жыл бұрын

Yet you haven’t

@mikepagani6996

Жыл бұрын

Didn’t exactly get his arse wooped he put up a good fight and knocked down the mountain I bet you couldn’t knockdown a toffee apple mush

@kimborampage

Жыл бұрын

@@mikepagani6996 ok Mike you look like a badass

Who will be the first to lift 550kg?

Anyone who says sumo is easier should try it out. It’s not easy it’s just different. Some people get greater leverage in one method vs another. It’s all about the individuals goals.

If they really can pull 502.5 kilos, then they should have no problems doing it with calibrated weights at a strongman competition.

@Dlorah-

Жыл бұрын

they could probably lift more cuz strongman use deadlift suit wich add very large amout of kg on the bar. Thor best raw is around 380-400 and equipped 501kg. Jamal best Raw conventional is around 430-440 and ofc with 50kg less bw

yea but its probably a bigger gap because he pulled 1104 in a deadlift suit & he probably tried sumo without a suit...

Lmao Matt as usual with the bullshit. Kryzstoff weirsbicki only pulls 380 conventional. What was that gap you were talking about? AHAHHAAHAH

I got a herniated disc in L4 L5, sumo deadlifts put most of the torque on my quads instead of the lower back. I love deadlifting but the conventional way destroys my wellness. Sumo is a great way to deadlift, and should not be frowned upon. Enough with the stigma.

who tf premires a short lol

@blasfuentes

2 жыл бұрын

Matt Vena

@lmaolol9357

2 жыл бұрын

Only a chad would

@monicameitin6942

2 жыл бұрын

Who tf names their kid abhinav

@MarijuanaGuy

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's kinda gay but this is what he does. Short, concise videos. If you want long in depth stuff go to Calgary Barbell, Brian Alsruhe, Alan Thrall, Jonnie Candito, etc.

@tarunpratap017

2 жыл бұрын

@@monicameitin6942 millions of Indians tbh

sumo is sumo deadlift, it's like saying rdls are deadlifts. you have the wr for sumo deadlifts. not deadlifts, that's very impressive

I hear the Trap Sax in the back!

c'mon stop with the sumo and conventional. they are just two different things should be two separate records.

@mrmoth26

2 жыл бұрын

They're variations of the same lift.

I honestly can’t do sumo I just think it makes lifting the weight easier that’s why I stick to the regular deadlift cause it gives me a real challenge

@coonsbite

2 жыл бұрын

Then never do bench, only Larsen press. Don't do standing OHP, do z presses. Don't do squats, only pause squats etc.. see how that logic is stupid? Real challenge lmao, gtfo

@artiimuss1689

2 жыл бұрын

@@coonsbite damn who bullied you in the gym?

@coonsbite

2 жыл бұрын

@@artiimuss1689 I just showed you why your logic is stupid and you showed you've nothing to say for it.

@TheAnabolicPsychologist

2 жыл бұрын

@@artiimuss1689 With that logic, we should also not incorporate mixed grip, hook grip, or even incorporate accessory movements 😂. You “think”, as in assume; disregarding the scientific studies that show sumo and conventional are heavily dependent on mobility, hip structure, and limb length. Go watch Jeff Nippard’s video to educate yourself 😂

Anyone who lifts half a ton off the floor without a forklift deserves the most respect. No matter how they do it. 👊🏽👌🏽

Juice evolution is amazing.

@patootie3529

Жыл бұрын

yea yea juice this juice that. if that was the case we'd see way more 500 kg pullers if it's "just the juice" but in reality it's the juice injected into a monster. a specimen

@michaelchad6408

Жыл бұрын

after a certain point is it not a chemistry competition? Not taking away anything from anyone since we have been way past that point for decades

@danielbjors8460

Жыл бұрын

​@@michaelchad6408 the leap from the average human to these monsters is ever growing, it takes what it takes.

@brianfox340

Жыл бұрын

You know you don't HAVE to discredit others to feel good about your numbers. Just be proud of your own accomplishments.

I’m sorry, even if we accept it’s easier, which most people find it to be, this is still the largest deadlift ever, by a man SIGNIFICANTLY smaller than Eddie.

Sumo is not a deadlift. Differt categories

Sumo deadlift = from shin to kneecap, conventional = from shin to mid thigh. Conclusion = sumo deadlift is a joke!

@MannuhFestIt

Жыл бұрын

If you stop at the kneecap with sumo then it’s not a complete lift. You go past the kneecap with both styles.

Anyone who's followed Eddie knows he takes these things well. He's given respect to judges in competition for giving him no reps and when he does have an issue, it's with the principle e.g. Thor lifting 501 in his home gym, not sanctioned or in comp.

Where is the official confirmation (by an independent judge/organisation) that confirmed the weights?

I love sumo over deadlift mainly because it forces you to use more of your leg strength than conventional (at least for me). The differences in ROM won’t matter when you actually do heavy weight with both and notice how both give you a workout in different areas.

I mean, Eddie never ever trained for powerlifting, so he never had to get sumo technique down and that imo is the main thing for that much of difference

Jamal hit 500kg recently

Eddie was also impress that Krzysztof Wierzbicki lifted 502.5 kg at a weight of around 105 kg. I personally don't care about the conventional vs sumo debate because either way lifting that kind of weight off the floor is impressive. I say this as my sumo was much stronger than my conventional, but I still needed to lift my sumo the same distance as my conventional because I have super short arms on a 6 foot 4 body frame

I thought sumo is really easy, because everybody says it..but if eddie hall the beast himself says it like that, i will accept it :)

I have always done slightly better at sumo than conventional. Mainly because of my knee that will seriously hurt with conventional lifts. The wide stance allows less pressure towards the damaged meniscus, so I rather do that.

@jonahhenry1941

Жыл бұрын

Same for me. My knee injury gets aggravated if I pull conventional too much, but I'm fine in Sumo or with a trap bar. Trap bar is the easiest, then sumo, then conventional. PRs 565, 515, and 505 respectively. (All in pounds, NOT kilos, rofl. I'm definitely not world-class, just a big guy who likes to lift sometimes)

It's shit like this that makes me really respect Eddie

That should settle it.

There have got to be 2 separate lifts in comp. We need to expand the sport - the debate is getting old.

honestly any attempt at 350+ kg on a deadlift is impressive - ofc conventional is more impressive, but both still is

Stay natural and stay alive steroids aren't worth it.

“Eddie hall reacts:” Video: you.

Thats so cute how his woman runs over to hug him excitedly. I wish my GF cared about my lifts lol.

Finally someone look up for that Polish Beast !! Polska góra !!!!! Respect to all people !!! 😘

Why everyone surprised how Eddie acted y’all acting like he’s not a genuine dude…. Some of y’all don’t realize he’s joking most the time

People that weigh more than 90 kg seem to pull conventional deadlifts mostly because their mobility isn't good enough for sumo deadlifts

I think eddie grew up after the fight. I'm happy

@tobyanderson5360

2 жыл бұрын

idk why eddie gets a bad rep. What about Thor 🤣. The guy cried to the ref that he didn't win 2017 WSM because he got beat fair and square.

@basicmeme1040

2 жыл бұрын

@@tobyanderson5360 partially because of an event change

@colet4805

2 жыл бұрын

@@tobyanderson5360 Eddie got a bad rep for all the arrogance that followed that win. He talked an insane amount of shit, that he clearly could not back up. He talked about how he "conquering natural giants" even though he's like 1-30 against these "natural giants" He also said his deadlift WR wouldn't be broken in his lifetime, and it almost killed him to do. Went blind for some time, couldn't breathe properly ect ect. He compared what Thor said about his achievement in 2017 to rape, while doing the same exact thing to Thors deadlift WR. Not to mention all the tough guy shit Eddie talked. Claimed he'd been fighting his whole life, and Thor had no idea what was coming. Yet he can't even throw a proper punch, instantly becoming a meme with how bad he was. So yea, he's as delusional as he is arrogant. That's why he gets a bad rep.

@tobyanderson5360

2 жыл бұрын

@@colet4805 in fairness the guy did tare his bicep before the fight and you could see it never properly recovered. Be was using one arm most of the fight. I admit the he ain't perfect and talks a lot of shit but he's also a showman. The trash talk sells on paper.

@dokterkarel

Жыл бұрын

@@tobyanderson5360 he used only 1 arm because his technique was pretty poor.

Lets see a 505kg WR !

Deadlifts are specific you are better at what you train more, there is no harder option.

Competitors with nothing to prove have no problem with sumo. Keyboard warriors who don't compete and have no lifts to their name make up the vast majority of the people who trash it.

Sumo isn’t impressive lol people know its a clown lift like powerlifting bench

Eddie can’t pull sumo as strong because he doesn’t have the leverages and bodily weight distribution for it; that doesn’t mean people who do have a body built for sumo aren’t cheating the system. It’s like when super archers bench 100+ pounds more than when they do real bench press, it’s a different lift at that point.

I think it’s because in strongman the only event you need that wide leg position is a duck walk which is rare and for speed. Shows that you get what you train for.

@CeroAshura

2 жыл бұрын

Their squats are usually done with sumo stance though.

@parisferguson8654

2 жыл бұрын

@@CeroAshura true although I suppose that’s how you get the suit. Squat is only used sparingly though in strongman where as every contest will have a deadlift. It’s a shame

502 kg is not the heaviest hummertire deadlift record is bigger than sumo so why we say 502 sumo deadlift is the world record?

Sumo is below conventional deadlift like super arched flexible back is to minor arch on the benchpress

Seems Eddie Hall is a nice guy. If you look at powerlifters (I he's not), people don't usually have something against sumo... It's just a habit and a "what feels best"

i dont get your video?

How can sumo be cheating when everyone can choose to pull sumo?

@Flawgore

2 жыл бұрын

ROM also conventional looks nicer

@DavotheDemented

2 жыл бұрын

Technically it is cheating/banned in strongman and the deadlift world championships. It's not really comparable we should track world record sumo deadlift and world record deadlift as separate lifts.

@Nicosuessler213

2 жыл бұрын

@@DavotheDemented Strongman use deadlift suits which let you lift more, then we should track sumo, sumo without straps, conventional with suit and straps, without suit but straps, without suit AND straps.....

@maxalaintwo3578

2 жыл бұрын

Duh people don't do it BECAUSE it's cheating! Unspoken rules bro

@sheadoherty7434

2 жыл бұрын

@@maxalaintwo3578 Google the term cheating. If its an advantage everyone can gain then its not cheating. Don't cope.

the trap sax 😍

Very impressive lift. Wow.

No, Jamal trains both movements. Eddie only trains one. Using one example to justify what thousands of IPF statistics have shown is honestly hilarious. If sumo is going to continue to be allowed then hex bar deadlifts should also be allowed. Powerlifting is a circus show right now.

If those big boys worked on sumo, I am guessing they would pull more. Is sumo even a thing in strongman?

Why eddie acting like he owns the 500 ddlift

For me, the point of a deadlift is it's the maximal load a person can get off the ground. There's no cheating on a deadlift, it makes or breaks you. The vast majority of the strongest lifters get better PRs with conventional deadlifts anyways

@Dlorah-

Жыл бұрын

using deadlift bar is cheating and deadlift suit is cheating. Only Raw stiff bar deadlift somu or cenventional

Awesome stuff by Eddie

No straps!

I used to do sumo but switched so nobody could call me a cheater. now it feels like ass to do sumo

Yeah idk, I wouldn’t call it heaviest deadlift all time. I’d call it heaviest sumo deadlift all time, as differentiated from the heaviest conventional deadlift all time. Two different movements, with different roms and strength requirements.

I think its great but if you watch how fast Thor pulled the 501 he had way more in the tank. He just did it to be number one for a bit.

They should just be separate Lifts

who cares how you pull if you can lift the back end of a truck no ones gona talk shit no matter how you stand

Difference in Quad size between Sumo and conventional pullers is enough to convince me to lean towards sumo.

I have never understood the hate people have for the sumo stance. Get the weight up, that's the game. Nobody dumps on wide squat stances, or wide bench grips. Haters man...

Sumo isn't cheating, sumo with straps tho is like a rack pull or lifting from a block. Impressive but not comparable

Jamal just yolo it

If i train more sumo my sumo is stronger, if i train more onventional my convetional is stronger. Not always sumo is easier, ever such a great Strongman as Eddie Hall is agree with that.

@Req566

2 жыл бұрын

U would be surprised to know but training your conventional will ALSO IMPROVE your sumo and vice versa.

My sumo deadlift is 100 lbs more than my conventional

Theseasonorg explains the whole bible God bless

I sumo 550 max And 435 conventional Been lifting for 6 years Rip lol

@Tyson Ridenour to break the record in 4 years time

The thing that pisses me off is that whenever someone deadlifts 500 or heavier and posts it online, Eddie hall always congratulates them but when Thor did it a couple years ago he instantly called it fake and called him out.

@mrdune5479

Жыл бұрын

They've had beef from WSM for many years back where Thor claimed Eddie cheated or something like that. So it was just kindergarten bs

@komorikom6716

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theres a difference between casually posting 500kg lifts online vs actually competing for the official world record online, officially, in your basement. I guess your brain doesnt have the capability to think deeply yet, you'll get there buddy.

@mrdune5479

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@@komorikom6716 who hurt you?

@dylanjohns8409

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@@komorikom6716 you do realise Eddie hall congratulated someone who sumo deadlifted over 500kg in a gym 🤨

@danielblyth2841

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Didnt call it fake at all

When powerlifters daddy says sumo is ok, now they all on board. Pussaaboy

I love Eddie, but... Yes it's a heavy lift, but it is not impressive. It's annoying that you said he outpulled Bjornson. He didn't.

The reason Eddie's sumo isn't good is because he's trained the neural pathways for traditional deadlifts, changing up the CNS power output in an untrained way is going to have far less power. Tldr: he's overtrained for traditional,

That kind of lift needs alot of juice 💪💪💪💪

Not sure what's more impressive over 500kg sumo or counting to 10

@sareloka7167

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show us your 500 kg sumo then, we wait

@Macro_Abuser

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@@sareloka7167 I'm married, sorry.

@sareloka7167

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@@Macro_Abuser i doubt it, no one would marry someone like you.

@Macro_Abuser

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@@sareloka7167 Haha, that's where you're wrong kiddo. My wife deadlifts conventional too.

@sareloka7167

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@@Macro_Abuser yeah, your ''wife''. sure buddy.

You're only strong what you train for. If you trained Sumo your whole lifting career, you're not going to do well conventional..and vice versa. . Sumo is mechanically advantageous because it's less taxing on cns (better recovery), bar is closer to your center mass, and it gives you better floor position pulling with an upright back. If you're new in powerlifting, Sumo is the way to go unless you have poor bio mechanics to lift it

Sumo is not impressive no matter what weight.... It needs to be a separate lift as not accociated with conventional, just like we wouldn't compare and merge lifts from a smiths machine and free weights... as one is easier than the other 🤷‍♂️