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The way the older guy controlled the press on the way down and up was more impressive

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

I agree although he didn't pause it. I couldn't unfortunately find the footage of his best competition lift

@justeatingchipsandwatching

Жыл бұрын

@@StrengthUniverse well that leaves you the option of creating a follow up video. Thanks for the content

@ytsux9259

Жыл бұрын

That wasn't the correct clip, and with lower weight.

@dennissmith7214

Жыл бұрын

Slamming it off your chest is control! (Rhetorical) 🙄👈🏽

@justeatingchipsandwatching

Жыл бұрын

@@dennissmith7214 🗑

Suicide gripping almost 290 kg is not something you see very often

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

The official(competition) lift was not done with a suicide grip but this isn;t available on video

@donquixote8462

Жыл бұрын

It was 272 ... but the point definitely still stands haha

That old man has one of the cleanest and most beautiful forms I've ever seen, reminds me of Kiril

Old man Strength really inspires me. Really hoping to be strong until the day I die. 💪🏻

@skaizu

Жыл бұрын

well you arent strong anyways so you will die a weakling

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

I wish that to buddy

@Nirsterkur

Жыл бұрын

@@StrengthUniverse I think if we have the self discipline, motivation and a good circle around us, it's possible buddy.

@blablamann2973

Жыл бұрын

@@Nirsterkur and roids...lots of roids :D

@bikramdhaliwal2113

5 ай бұрын

@@Nirsterkurgenetics is the biggest fscotr

Much respect to the older gentleman. It takes a great amount of dedication to maintain that level of strength into older age. Your body has a harder time recovering and appetite usually drops as well. Very inspiring and makes me want to turn up the intensity! 👍💪

You know I’m an old man so I’m always going to be on any old man’s side🤣🤣🤣 thanks for another great video.

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

LOL

I competed in the same meet as Wayne at 2020 North Americas. I was in the same flight for bench..... but I'd bench first he was last! LOL I am just glad I squatted and deaded more than he benched. ;)

These short form videos will bring you more views, keep it up

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

You are correct, unfortunately. I say that because the longer videos such as my recent one on "The Giant" took me 5 days to make and I feel that the longer videos are "Real content" as in they require lots of research, long scripts and editing but the viewing figures make the level of work unjustifiable

@goldilox811

Жыл бұрын

@@StrengthUniverse exactly. That’s the tough reality of the algorithms

Old man Yamamoto, is that you?

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

😂

Extremely impressive great video

Old man strength. I heard it before But damn old guy is strong 💪 👏👏

Very inspiring!

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Wayne and Cole are beasts!

I know big Wayne personally and he is one of the strongest humans on the planet inspite his age

@user-jp7ni5xv1r

Жыл бұрын

inspite*

😮😮 DAMN!!!

I love how Larry on trt is refered to as his second form now

He really proved that age just a number 💪💪👍🌸

Yes sir Myrtle Beach pump house !

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Hell yeah!

His brother is Kramer in Seinfeld, a pert-time Doctor, no less.

I take offense at Old Man reference 😂

Old man with more test than 3x 25 year olds combined

is that dude suicide gripping 280+kg bench? wtf

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Yep, crazy and banned in most competitions

considering i see lots of older men still being extremely strong. i think its more impressive that larry pushed more at that age than the other guy.

I hate to tell KZread fans. Im sure there is a plethora of men that are stronger than Larry but they don't publicize themselves or lift for competition...

hes not really that old he just used a shitload of gear that made him old looking.

Old man strength 💪🏽

Holly fucking shit, I had no idea there were guys in the 50+ category that could raw 280 kgs. It's time to stop tho, being on the juice makes you feel invunerrable, but truthfully you're not, especially after taxing your body so hard for so many years.

@TheOddStranger

Жыл бұрын

Exactly not being envious of their PR's just wishing a good health.

@J.c410

Жыл бұрын

@@TheOddStranger Let's just say not everyone has the same goal in mind. But once you're past your prime, that you are not gonna gain any more money or status from it because you are in the nobody categorie in an already very very niche sport, maybe it's just time to assess your priorities. The thing is, PEDs are acceptable when you are still young because the possible outcomes overpass the negatives. But after some point, you just become a full blown drug addict that cannot accept to quit. Exact same thing as biggorexia from gym rats who cant accept that it is time to stop and literally kill themselves because their entire personnality revolves arround the fact that they are the "big dude walking arround". It's never worth dying for it. The only thing that separates street junkies from pro athletes is the benefits of being at the top of a well paid discipline, if you are a 50 year old pursuing strength, you're basically a steroid addict turning into a wamlking heart attack. When you go from a full cycle to pct, your hormones are so massively fucked that you automatically go into depression. These guys just cannot afford to quit even for their own good. Being big and pushing heavy weights is the only thing they know about life.

@bojanh66

Жыл бұрын

Maybe the man has bulletproof internal organs to endure heavy gear usage at that age, big props to him.

@J.c410

Жыл бұрын

@@bojanh66 obviously to still be at such level at his age he has exceptional genetic for PED usages. But as a paramedic (in France), i guaratee you all his vitals and blood work, without a shadow of a doubt, are absolutely atrocious. He is a 55 ish years old man injecting tens or even hundreds of times the natural testosterone production level in his system. That plus all the others coumpounds, espacially oral such as anadrol, and taxing his central nervous system way way beyong what's medicaly acceptable. You arent making it to your mostly, pre-determined older years based on your genetic, if you abuse drugs to such extent. I cant see how it is worth the risk for a guy like him who has virtually nothing to gain from keeping such size and stregth. Being big and strong isnt a marker of good health, it's quite the opposite actually. I dont know anything about him or his personnal life but dying early isnt something anyone should be looking for when you have family and friends around you.

@PREDATEURLT

Жыл бұрын

​@@J.c410 You probably never lover any activity with passion, more than average family or friends.

U didn’t get me in there! I’m hitting 300kg @ 43

Larrys was in competition. Strict rules no bounce. But the age gap is insane

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Waynes lifts were both in competition too but there was no video footage available of the 287.5kg so I used the gym lift, sorry for the confusion

Am slightly older than the "old man" featured in this video. I'm on the juice (orange, *not* from concentrate) & bench 1/2 what he does.

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

"(orange, not from concentrate)"😂

@kolecarterbenches

Жыл бұрын

I am 61 and Wayne is always following behind me breaking my damn world records! Lol Great guy and a hell of a lifter

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

​@@kolecarterbenches You're a tough act to follow

So when did 54 become old?

juiced old man*

You know why you old man bench more than him it takes time to be strong there's a lot of strong older guys out there believe me

Probably Larry's real dad...

You say an old man is stronger than Larry wheels and then show a bench press of a guy who is 45 years old. 45 isn’t old for a strength athlete, especially one who is on steroids to keep their test levels up. You lose some athleticism by that age but many guys peak strength wise especially On the bench press after 40.

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

I showed Waynes bench press of 280kg at 50 years old and went on to show that his best ever was 285 at 45. In both instances he was over 20 years older then Larry. Destroyed Larry on TRT (albeit we don't how much wayne is taking) and was very close to Larry's All Time 308lb World Record. I thought that was very impressive.

@willdomac3180

Жыл бұрын

Pourquoi tu crois vraiment que larry vas rester sous TRT LONGTEMPS toutes ses barres sont grave en train de s écrouler literalement larry a 2 bras et 2 jambes comme tout le monde 👍

Well. You forgot to mention the pause. Big diff.

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Why would I mention it when it clearly states on screen (Lift not on Video)

@davidselawsky6620

Жыл бұрын

@@StrengthUniverse bc u asked who should win regardless of age. VanNo. Did a touch and go near end of video, Larry did a comp. Looooong pause w more weight. Its close, very close, if practiced i believe Van No has a shot at equalling or beating him, hes a specialist in bench, a damn good one but nothing more it seems, Larry is well rounded. This was a verh good comparison. Well done

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

@@davidselawsky6620 As I stated before, the bench press shown towards the end of the video was NOT Wayne’s 287kg competition bench press because that lift was not available on video. The real lift would have been paused. I agree that in all round strength Larry is far better.

Tbh take 20 years off the guy and have hims start younger he'd smash Larry no problem

The 8nternwt sensation wins the title of biggest steroid transformation of all time. Thats about it

Like larry?

Never underestimate old man strenght !!!

well... he is not 20... but i sure as hell won't like being called an "old man" when im around 50.

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Whether you feel it or not once you are over 40 (probably over 35) things go down hill; more injurys, niggles, pain, reduced strength, speed, flexibility.......

@DANA-lx8cv

Жыл бұрын

@@StrengthUniverse Guess everybody has different experiences, but at 51, I'm far stronger and more muscular than I ever was, and setting PR's quite regularly. Been working out since college and my bench is about double what it was then.

I mean old man but has several times higher testo levels than us 20-30 years olds lol , i don't think it is a fair contest tbh , if you show me a 50 year old natural guy who can outlift most younger people then hats off but people on heavy juice are pretty much ageless strenght wise, look at Brian Shaw , his strenght these days is literally better than 10 years ago , all of his static lifts are better now

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Brian is currently 41 and hasn't achieved a new static PR since 2018 when he was 36 which is generally considered the peak age for a strength athletes. Strength usually declines rapidly from 40 years old which is why there are masters divisions for 40+, 45+ 50+ etc etc

@gumlus1257

Жыл бұрын

Larry isn't natural either dumbass XD Testosterone doesn't magically remove the effects of aging lol. It DOES help, but a 25 year old with that test is obv. going to outlift a 50 year old with the same test...

@bigdre912

Жыл бұрын

​@@StrengthUniversewait. Brian deadlift, squat and bench prs aren't recorded. Before his last strongman competition he was the strongest he has ever been

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

I will rephrase, Brian hasn't achieved a new static PR in competition since 2018

The deadlift is what matters most when it comes to strength.

@jD-je3ry

Жыл бұрын

Gay

@brentlionakaboldchamp

Жыл бұрын

@@jD-je3ry Nah....its what men do. Only gay dudes would say its gay.....

@oy3930

Жыл бұрын

Deadlift is what is mostly affected by leverages and limb lengths. True strength is better demonstrated by squats and presses

@J.c410

Жыл бұрын

Even tho deadlift is very important, it doesn't have to be all about it. Not everyone spoecialize for it, not everyone care aboiut it, not everyone ha the perfect biomechanics for it. Just because some guy has the best deadlift doesn't mean he's overall stronger than a guy who beats him in virtually every other lift. There was a massive rise in deadlift rise when strongmen started to go for it, namig Jerry, Eddie, and Benny after entering equipped deadlift. But at the end of the day, if that's the only thing you're good at, it doesn't automatically makes you the strongest guy out there.

@brentlionakaboldchamp

Жыл бұрын

@@oy3930 Lifting is your greatest form of strength, next to pulling, or perhaps they are nearly equal. We rarely have to squat things in the real world. Or bench them, lol. Plenty of people can bench more than me since i stopped benching. When people have tug of wars....the bench is unimportant, as well as the Squat and press. Im good at the press for my size, but you dont need much pressing strength in your every day life, but we lift things every day.

54 is NOT old at all 🙈

The old man ? He's more man than younger guy's....chest press done with thumless grip.... WTF

Shouldn't be a comparison, Larry does all lifts and not just a BP specialist.

He's super strong but ain't stronger than Larry Queals. 😂 Larry could also squat and dl 900+.

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

In all round strength definitely not, but then not many are, Larry was a powerlifting monster.

Larry definitely takes the victory

@D9Wx

Жыл бұрын

Lmao no

Hahahahaha Yea older guy with TESTOSTERONE levels of 25 ,25 year olds

Imagine how strong he could've been

Larry is stronger and you can tell he is only on TRT if you compare his past lifts to now. The old guy is impressive yes but hes always geared the whole time to the gills and not only on trt as Larry is. Larry had a 600 lbs incline when he was geared and pressed as much as 675 snd even came close to hit 705 at 282 lbs back 3 years ago. So what are you talking about that old guy is stronger than Larry??

@StrengthUniverse

Жыл бұрын

Larry's 675lbs was an equipped lift, as was the 705 which are simply incomparable. I have compared raw competition lifts only (there was no video of Waynes best ever hence the use of a video of a gym lift). He Benched more then TRT Larry, despite Larry being 25 years younger and only off cycle for about 5 months, lets not forget he was still on supraphysiological levels of test. Even taking Larrys best ever bench of 292,5kg at 25 years old and on loads of juice there was still only 5kg between them. I thought that was damn impressive especially considering Wayne s age and the fact he didn't start competing until he was 43 years old