you should do this at different job sites. Mechanic shops, construction sites, Lumber yards, etc. See which blue collar workers have the best grip

@wileecoyote5749

9 ай бұрын

Garbage men

@kobemop

9 ай бұрын

Good idea.

@codyfloydactor

9 ай бұрын

GREAT idea

@hamedhaidari8658

9 ай бұрын

Great idea, those guys who do constant heavy labour work got the dad strength

@justacupofcoffee1000

9 ай бұрын

Great idea

larry’s challenge “if you have stronger grip strenght than 99,95% of all humanity you win 500$”

@XxMarkelOcendaxX

9 ай бұрын

That's why it's a challenge and not a giveaway

@carnivorous_vegan

9 ай бұрын

Not a challenge at all. At least not for me.

@youareverysmartilikeyou5117

9 ай бұрын

I really doubt, that every 5000 th person has stronger grip than Larry...

@zizou357

9 ай бұрын

​@@youareverysmartilikeyou5117low key attempt to brag about your math skills?

@krish-ut9de

9 ай бұрын

lmaoo

The bigger I get in the gym the more I realize how strong Larry is

@savagegang4718

9 ай бұрын

Larry strong fr

@fusionz8795

9 ай бұрын

Facts

@DeanoSupremo1

9 ай бұрын

Larry that strong strong

@David-R.

9 ай бұрын

Bro, you literally summed up my long ass comment in one sentence 😂😂😂 I should have read yours before typing all that shit.

@DennisGr

9 ай бұрын

as a german it's always fun to compare myself to Leonidas Arkona. Frankly, it's ridiculous and you really start to appreciate that insane level of strength. Yeah, steroids and such are taken, but around 30 guys in my gym take PEDs and none of them comes close to Larry or Leonidas. They just built different.

How is Desmond just gonna walk away like that?! He could have tried his other hand and hit it with more intensity and easily gotten over 100

@MightbePettingmyCat

9 ай бұрын

most people dont need $500..

@lilmanq7746

9 ай бұрын

True he could easy got it, he wasn’t even trying that hard he had his arm straight too like tf

@maxk880

9 ай бұрын

​@@MightbePettingmyCatbullshit lol everybody would want 500 bucks for a 3 second squeeze

@KilluaWitDaBlicky

9 ай бұрын

Larry kinda didn’t give him a chance he was like “yup let’s wrap this up” I doubt big dude was gonna ask to go again after hearing that

@KilluaWitDaBlicky

9 ай бұрын

@@maxk880fax he for sure would’ve went again if he knew he could

first guy was capping so hard and he was serious about the pounds thing as well😂

@ronnana694

9 ай бұрын

lmao 63kg is like coc 1 i think

@greigite5191

9 ай бұрын

in middle school i had a good grip and got coc 2, then tore something in my hand trying to egogrip lol

@MRTOM-gh9pk

9 ай бұрын

@@greigite5191same man for some reason I can’t grip hard with my right hand

@itzthelight

9 ай бұрын

@@greigite5191 😂

@johnsmith3859

9 ай бұрын

to be fair, he did say he broke his hand and had not trained since.

First guy is the living definition of "I can bench 500lbs easy" then you see him in real life cant even do 225lbs once "oh I'm used to kgs that's why"

@HolyZionGaming

9 ай бұрын

Kg is heavier than lbs lol

@lenatunji

9 ай бұрын

@@HolyZionGaming1 kg is like 2x a pound

@Deffine

9 ай бұрын

@@lenatunji Not quite. If you are gonna use fast head math, just think of 100 pounds being 45 kg and do the math from there. So just 0.45x whatever kilogram unit you have.

@KimLudvigsson

9 ай бұрын

@@Deffine haha wrong. 0.45359237 kg = 1 pound. So 100 pounds is roughly 45 kg.

@death8114

9 ай бұрын

@@KimLudvigsson yeah if you have 100 pounds 100 x 0.45 equals 45 pounds

Larry laughing at the kid who got 20kg is his villain arch lmaoo

@dom5648

9 ай бұрын

calling it now, 10 years from now he beats larry at east vs west 42. Left arm

@Messi-102

9 ай бұрын

@@dom5648no

@LarryL3g3nd

9 ай бұрын

That kid gonna grow up to be the next Mark Felix

@GuyLogen

9 ай бұрын

Lol 😂

@Ceezy353

9 ай бұрын

He loves the confidence and probably reminds him of his younger self. Not laughing at him bc he’s “weak”

10:20 handshake

The huge guy who scored 94.8kgs would have clocked 100kgs but he didn't seem serious or prepared for it. Meanwhile, the young boy who squeezed 20kgs is brave. Kudos to all participants!!

@chuckf6163

8 ай бұрын

Brave? Wow, I'm sure it took great bravery for him to "risk his life" like he did. Especially with something that "Dangerous!"

@bychen5011

7 ай бұрын

@@chuckf6163Bro’s hating on a 10 year old 😂

@raymondcarter9810

7 ай бұрын

​@@bychen5011he's not hating. Just a fact. Brave was just the wrong word lol. If someone called me brave after doing this I'd look at them stupid.

3:28 The charisma on Michael with that move is crazy.

@rik9833

9 ай бұрын

michael is in his zone lol

@Maximus_TheGreat

9 ай бұрын

His name is Marco right?

@Angel-tw1ry

18 күн бұрын

Miguel ​@@Maximus_TheGreat

best part of the challenge is your great personality in encouraging those guys

7:04 Larry’s yell buffs everybody’s strength 150% in a range of 10 yards

0:52 most people (who don't work out, or never worked out) would be watching this part and thinking " If I tried hard I can probably do 3 plates at least"!! I tried free squats today for the first time in 27 years. I'm 47 now and have been working out for a couple of months now. Doing well, my back is very strong and my legs are ok, I can do 3 plates on the squat machine comfortably. Walked up to the squat rack, loaded one plate, did 10 reps, it was alright. did two more rounds then added a 25......I almost couldn't push it up when I squatted down and got light-headed lol!!!!! Free weight is another animal, but I'm going to start incorporating it and help condition my muscles for this. All I'm trying to say is that this shit is WAY harder than it looks and this man is a monster. You don't understand how strong he is and you won't until you try to get off your ass and try to push some weights.

@joostfloot5279

9 ай бұрын

Gl with your free weight lifting journey man! Make sure to have good form before upping the weight and you'll be alright!

@David-R.

9 ай бұрын

@@joostfloot5279 Thank you so much for your kind concern and advice bother. Will do. I can't risk it, although I'm crazy sometimes, but I won't.

Larry’s so humble!

@Auroras_901

9 ай бұрын

😮😮

@shivanshsinghiitbombay8407

7 ай бұрын

Wtf you doing here man 😂

Just got my Dynamometer in the mail, now I'm testing all my coworkers. Lots of Tradesman / and Ladies at work that use their hands all day. So far I'm wining at work :) but with an 79.1 kgs. Always good fun to test the random things like that. One day I'll get one of the more accurate ones like the one you have in video, make it official. Cheers and great video Larry!

Respect to the little dude who gave it a go and to the crowd that was cool about it.

Great video, great to see Larry interacting with randoms. Also like the camera man being involved too.

Love these challenges larry it motivates people 💪

10:20 Bro left John hanging on that handshake😂

Love this kind of content,it brings motivation,just keep doin it,next try in a mechanic shop.

Amazing to see how much Larry has grown over the years. Real comfortable in his skin now.

@jameslane9267

9 ай бұрын

Glad someone else has noticed this. Larry used to be very socially awkward, now he seems like a full blown extrovert, haha

@goldehh1069

9 ай бұрын

@@jameslane9267 I'm socially awkward. i want to be like larry

@jameslane9267

9 ай бұрын

@@goldehh1069 practice brotha. Larry is constantly surrounded by people and in front of cameras. That forced him to become more socially adept. Put yourself around strangers and talk to them, over time you will improve

If Larry pushed the big guy to pull harder, he would’ve got over 100 easily.

@KootBear

9 ай бұрын

ya, I think that too

@ravsinghrajput2105

9 ай бұрын

😂 .... that's why he didn't give him another chance!! Lol Would have lost $500 ...lol

@ZonZorZerx

9 ай бұрын

@@ravsinghrajput2105 Yup, he needs to afford those steroids and protein powder.

@Xpert2077

9 ай бұрын

@@ZonZorZerx I heard hes coming out with his own PR Peanut Butter Test Cyp Iso Whey 🤣😂

@alexaxy3328

9 ай бұрын

It doesn't work like that. The more you try, the more you get tired.

The intro is so damn sick. Gets me pumped up every time. That deadlift slam with the chalk on the ground causing the smoke effect is so cool.

I like watching larry alot because he reminds me ofmy brother.. he died when i was 17 he was 7 years older then me a semi ro football player and bodybuilder.. thanks for being u larry your a inspiration. Much love.

I remember when I hit 262lbs on the old analog grip test. I was able to close a COC #4 with the "old rules at the time".when i was 19. Cerified COC #3 when i was 17. Now I am 37. I should get back into it lol.

@degradated

5 ай бұрын

@lbc699 Dang, impressive! What is your name? I try to familiarize myself with some of the top names in grip. If you did all that back then, you should potentially be on the short list of 3.5 closers and the coveted #4 possibly. I encourage you to train again! 👍🏻

Great video. Most people do zero grip training. What brand of dynamometer is that in the video?

The best things that have helped my grip are pullups and dumbbell shrugs. Grip is the weakest link on shrugs. Some people use grips/hooks to take this weak link out, but I treat shrugs as a grip / arm / shoulder workout.

Larry: The guy I grew up with had an unbelievable grip that Tommy Kono learned after he had his gym on Maui in the mid-1960s - Tommy had weightlifting and strength demonstrations and in one of them at the Kahului Shopping Center, Tommy bent a railroad spike which Frank straightened out and gave it back to Tommy! Frank Jacintho could tear 3 US quarters at once into 6 pieces, tear apart a US quarter into 3 pieces with the middle piece falling to the ground, etc. Frank was featured tearing a US quarter into two, quarter after quarter, on a late September 1982 episode of ABC's "That's Incredible". Frank was able to tighten and loosen lug nuts on trucks, carry a whole cane hauler wheel into the shop for repair ... instead of using the fork life (!), etc.

I love Larry’s energy

I thought you put all of your stat points into strength, but actually you seem to be just as charismatic as you are strong. Keep it up and heavy!

These vids are always super fun!

Keep the grip challenges going! :)

If you want to see some impressive grip strength especially from sleeper builds then take it to a climbing/bouldering gym. It would be very interesting to see the results.

@JohnSmith-sj2dk

9 ай бұрын

iron wokers and sheep shearers would be cool too

@user-sc9ud8wh3t

9 ай бұрын

Climbers dont do very well on dynamometr in general. If you know who Alexey Rubtsov (world champion 2009, olympian) is - i can probably find his result (spoiler it's somewhere near his bodyweight)

@shakya00

9 ай бұрын

No, climbers don't develop their crushing strength that much. Their grip technique is mostly isometric and they have great endurance, nothing to do with peak strength crushing something in your fingers.

@jackfletcher7388

9 ай бұрын

@@user-sc9ud8wh3t that's quite surprising. Very interesting. I stand corrected.

@avenger3163

9 ай бұрын

@@shakya00thats extremely reductive. There are several forms of climbing, and hundreds of types of hand holds. To say that "climbers don't train (a form of grip)" would be like saying "powerlifters don't do sled pulls or farmers walks." Maybe its true on average but its a blanket statement that isn't true to all. I've watched climbers score extremely well on these tests.

The guy that got almost 95 deserved the reward

He played everyone in this video. World record grip strength is 150.5kg and that's a professional. He wanted 120kg to give $500, wasn't going to happen and he knew that.

@maxtylor1489

2 ай бұрын

No vitality latin , Armwrestler from Russia you can check his grip is 159.6kg which is world record

@degradated

Ай бұрын

​@@maxtylor1489 Vitaly is #3 now behind Yurkovets and Likhutev. But unofficially Nathan Holle has the WR @ 174kg

It is rare to see people like Larry so humble and positive

@Hoppeee

9 ай бұрын

what

@mads_williamm7256

9 ай бұрын

no?

@abhishekvishwakarma2756

9 ай бұрын

People like Larry who are not insecured are always positive.

@wileecoyote5749

9 ай бұрын

How so

@TheAdatto

9 ай бұрын

It's not rare.

Estos señores son de otra galaxia 🏋‍♂️💪

Lets go a new Larry Wheels video 🔥🔥🔥

We need more video like this wheels❤

I was legit pulling for that really young guy to bust out 70-80kg and shock larry 😂

To be fair to the first guy i was at armwrestling practice and my friend has a CoC 2.5 that i was able to close easily and i can barely rep a 1 for 10 at home. i think the metal gets worn out over time.

@degradated

2 ай бұрын

@dunnobagels Honestly I think it had more to do with my injury: not being fully recovered, not placing the tool in my hand properly for good technique, sweaty palms, etc. I own three of the top hand dynamometers now and I'm maxing out at 98.3kg after a few months of practice. Setting it in the proper part of your hand makes a huge difference. I also have good days and bad days and apparently in the video was a bad one. 😂

Need more of this

Larry the best. Always radiates love

Larry's laugh is legendary 😆

@TheAdatto

9 ай бұрын

It's like a female natty bodybuilder. 😅

Larry must be the most likeable mutant ever! Just hyping people up. Love it!

I use a grip strengthener every day, I love grip strength it helps day to day task frl

Please do try it at the gym!!! Loved the vid by the way man

Quagmire would make this device go over 9000.

Having larry screaming at you should break your limited power

I think everyone here had a good time I have a grip tester I've let my friends use and most get around the 50kg to 60kg range with some exceptions. My max I've ever got was 76.6kg with my right hand and I think 68kg with my left ( but normally I get around 73 with my right and low 60s with left as my left arm has had injuries

We wanna see you vs leonidas, on the table and on the gripstrength tool❤

I have one of these and did 112kg with my right hand once about two years ago. I am getting older and weaker so can't hit that mark any longer. At age 58 each year my grip gets weaker. Still far above average for someone my age. I also don't train my grip but worked construction for over 30 years. Most people don't like shaking my hand and will often comment on my grip once they do.....

@murozman

9 ай бұрын

112kg is incredible, even better than Larry! However, sir please stop crushing people's hands during handshakes, you may break their bones 😂.

@Joel-McConnell

9 ай бұрын

@@murozman lol! BTW I am 6'-4", 275lbs so that helps! My readings are in the high 80's low 90's now so people's hands and Larry's money is safe now! lol! Every year my grip gets weaker and weaker. :( Old age is a bummer.....

@degradated

14 күн бұрын

​@Joel-McConnell Good job, sir. Very respectable scores. Age is not necessarily a huge determining factor, at least from what I have researched, in holding anyone back from being super strong for grip. Odd Haugen is a great example. He holds several World records to this day, competing with 20 year olds and still lifting more (usually on the Rolling thunder or similar). He is well into his 70s. Now don't get me wrong, if there are underlying health issues then grip strength can start diminishing. You are only 58! That is not old by today's standards. Also, the strongest grip in the world in my opinion is Carl Myerscough and he is nearly 50. Use it or lose it. You have heard this many times. Go out and buy some inexpensive grippers and other grip equipment and I guarantee that your dyno scores will go back up, if you care. But please don't use age as an excuse. 😊

@Joel-McConnell

14 күн бұрын

@@degradated I get that but they train their grip purposefully, they are also outlirers for their ages. My grip was naturally gained over 30+ years of construction which I no longer do so my grip demises each and every year. I do have one of those high end Iron 80 grippers and can close the highest setting(I forget it's poundage?) but it is getting harder to do. I am not interested in wasting what time I have left on this planet training my grip, other things to be done with that time and limited energy before it is all gone along with my grip anyway. I use my gripper when I am watching armwrestling events and that is about the extent of my training to try and maintain what I have left, it does help to maintain it some but again other more import things to be worried about. Even my dynometer just sits in it's case collecting dust, rarely pull it out. I got it to check on my demises over time as I age like once per year......regards.

@user-sc8ph2ds2m

2 күн бұрын

Lying boomer 🤡

Every time Larry shows the meter to the camera, we all are like 🧐

Man, even Larry’s laugh sounds strong af 😅

I like these types of videos Larry 👏

Yes, yes, and yes!!! Glad to see that we encouraged you! Keep grinding!! We here for it. Have a great day!!

This event should be at the Carnivals and Amusement Parks.

I usually watch larey's intro more than his full video

I got a 200 lb grip trainer which at this point is light for me, I can do 25 to 30 reps in a row on a good day. I also have a 250 lb grip trainer which takes all I have to close once, some days I cant even close it fully.

I bet if Larry did this test here in TN where a lot more people work with their hands, some in addition to working out, he would have gotten a lot more higher readings and somebody that would have broke 100.

When I heard the first goal of 120Kgs, I about fell out of my chair 🤣. Im decently strong and the most ive closed was 185lbs. 120kgs is INSANE!!

@fearlesscheshirecat1411

4 ай бұрын

I’ve had these gripper things for 2 weeks and I can do 225 lbs fairly easy. But 250 lbs seems like I can’t even budge it.

@user-sc8ph2ds2m

2 күн бұрын

You are just not as strong as you think you are 🤡

Really enjoyed this one!

The intro always gets me jacked ASF...💪

When Mr Beast tries a fitness video

Do grip your body weight to win $

He really makes fun content ❤

Just had the chance to try this for the first time ever, and I think it was the same machine as well! The one I used only seemed to be adjusted 1 notch wider -- not 100% sure. I managed to hit 75-76 kg, and I think on a good day I could possibly break 80 kg. Honestly, I think my grip is pretty solid, so I am quite impressed by everyone who hit 80+ on that thing. Some of those guys were like a 100 pounds lighter than me. Larry definitely attracted a strong crowd. Many of my friends who are physically active were around the 45-55 kg mark, which I believe to be around average for a healthy 25-40 year old man. EDIT: My friend adjusted the handle and I tried it again. Scored 82 kilograms.

@user-sc8ph2ds2m

2 күн бұрын

You are just weak my dude 🤡

для привлечения большего количества желающих, вам надо спрашивать их вес и просить чтобы выжимали это число, если выжмут то награждать. а получается цифрой в 120 кг вы отсеете сильных легковесов, хотя они свой вес и выжали бы! а так респект Лари, спасибо что продвигаешь армреслинг в массы!

120kgs is a serious pull! I train grip specifically (have taken it very seriously) and see myself as somewhat of an outlier (hehe) and the best I've ever put out was 124kgs (so far 130kgs this year hopefully!). Anything over 90kgs is an extremely good pull likely 1 in 500+ people when tested in a randomized sample of men. You can never guess what a person's grip is by just looking at someone and that's the beauty of grip sport! Many people have trained their grips without knowing it whether they have broken loose lug nuts at their dads mechanic shop when they were younger or they work with their hands in their day to day job. Truly, 80kgs is a very strong pull. People who begin their grip training journey usually see the numbers rise quickly which is what makes grip so cool. More to say! Awesome video. Larry your a beast have been watching you for years. Thanks for the years of entertainment in strength sports.

@kingwillie206

9 ай бұрын

Yep, I palmed a 50lb dumbbell and closed the COC 2 at only 162lbs. I can close the COC 2.5 now at 195lbs BW.

@Casper_-_

9 ай бұрын

Vitaly laletin did 159 kg

@DjSselim

9 ай бұрын

and how train the grip?

@Nick-cp8wf

9 ай бұрын

@@Casper_-_ The strongest pull in the world on a different device to add. Vitaly Laletin in grip dynamometers is what Eddie Hall is to deadlifts. Is it worth mentioning eddie halls amazing deadlift when someone states they deadlifted say 800lbs?

@Casper_-_

9 ай бұрын

@@Nick-cp8wf Since the World of grip strength isnt as widely known as deadlifting, a lot of people might Think that you are the man for having higher grip strength on a dynamometer than Larry, when you are in fact not the man.

Where did you buy your hand grip tester from? I'd love to buy it, and show you in a video that I can break your record! 💪❤

Strong crowd! I’ve done some grip specific training for a few months now and my personal best so far is 72kg. I’d like to reach 80kg+ like some of these guys.

@degradated

5 ай бұрын

@losttracks2 72kg is very respectable. I did 63kg in Larry's video, but after about two months of solid training with the same Baseline dynamometer, Ironmind rolling thunder, pinch hub and grippers I peaked a few weeks ago at 96.6kg. haven't been able to surpass it yet but I'm telling you, massive gains are possible within a short timeframe. 👍🏻

@Losttracks2

5 ай бұрын

@@degradated That's insane! Definitely will have to pick those up or make my own.

@degradated

5 ай бұрын

@@Losttracks2 I took advantage of one of their sales. Black Friday might be a good time to get some stuff. That Baseline BIMS dynamometer is $126 Amazon prime right now. Well worth it - nice piece of equipment. Good luck in your grip training journey! 👊🏻

It would be fantastic to see this devise being tested in different parts of the states, or city with people doing different kinds of activities, work places, routines and ages.

@rookieman329

9 ай бұрын

Wait untill rock climbers show up....

@ognjen2757

9 ай бұрын

​@@rookieman329or visit calisthenics park

Uh oh, Larry’s been doing the death grip again…

@JessicaWilliamsIFBBPro

9 ай бұрын

❤❤❤LOVE🙏🙏🙏

This content is dangerous, the only type that gets me stuck binging.

There, for each hand, you need to adjust the device, because someone has long fingers and someone has short ones ..

If the first guy can close a 2,5 then I can close a 4...😂

@Ryan-wx1bi

9 ай бұрын

Knew he was lying right when he said he "broke his hand"... If it was true, his other hand would have gotten better numbers

@degradated

5 ай бұрын

​@@Ryan-wx1biHello. I am not known as a liar. I can show you scans of my two metacarpal broken in the right hand several months prior. My right hand was always about 1.5x stronger than left. The reason the results were so close between my two hands is because I was still in the recovery phase during the filming. A few months later, after plenty of training, I am at nearly 100kg now and back to full stength. 96.6kg is my highest peak performance that I have a photo of. I'd be happy to do a 90+kg pull on video if anyone wants to challenge me. Already did a CoC 2.5 close on my channel but people still criticize. It's easy to sit behind the computer (or likely on your phone) and pass judgement, but you will not always be correct. 🫵🏻

@degradated

5 ай бұрын

@cxvxcbcxn Ok. I posted a clip of a 2.5 close as promised, so it's your turn for a #4. 😂

@degradated

2 ай бұрын

​@@Ryan-wx1bi I have never been a liar about anything. I can show you scans of my two broken metacarpal in my dominant hand just months before the video. Anyhow, I responded to most of your comments and challenges by immediately posting a 2.5 CoC close on my channel if you care to look. My right hand had been approximately 1.5x stronger than my left at my peak before the break, which explains similar figures during the healing phase. I am now hitting 98.35kg on my hand dynamometer with right and 93.75kg with left (with low testosterone), after a few months of training both hands. Those figures will improve when I get testosterone therapy, hopefully soon.

i personally measured COC#1.5 up #2 and #2.5 the 2.5 closes at around 80kg . 1.5 at 40 kg and the 2 at about 60. so the guy who said can close a 2.5 was not warmed up so he did in the 60s

@degradated

6 ай бұрын

@antonbarkish5924 YES! Exactly correct. I ended up purchasing the same tool Larry used and did aroud 65-70kg initially but with a couple months of practice I hit 96.6kg recently. 🤙🏻I am closing a 2.5 pretty easily and credit card closing a 2. I'm training for the Crushed to Dust Challenge, but the rolling thunder is kicking my ass! 🙂

Definitely try another environment see what people can squeeze 👌🏼👌🏼 good stuff Bro

Has Magnus tried one of these? I'd be curious to see what he could do.

@alzym1803

9 ай бұрын

This machine specifically tests crushing grip, which Magnus has said his isn't amazing. Would love to see what his pinch grip is like as well

@user-sc9ud8wh3t

9 ай бұрын

​@@BirdPlanlink?

Lmao Larry set an impossible goal for the average non tester one person 😂to

Loved this

😂 you funny as shit Larry when OT got the squeezing he said that’s scary right there 😂

8:32 bro was cheating in all his tries. He pushed the gripper against his leg to get a higher reading. That's why he got a relatively high reading with his noodle arms.

@krisdzons

9 ай бұрын

Yes

This is something, that even though I am small, I would have probably surprised how much grip I had.

That intro gets me hyped every time!

Wholesome video Larry W 😊

That guy didn't close no COC 2.5. That's like twice what he did.

@dan2318

9 ай бұрын

The ratings that COC give their grippers aren't related at all to numbers being squeezed on a dyno. COC 3 is rated at 280lbs by the company, but closing one doesn't require you to be ANYWHERE near 280 on a dyno. Not sure at all how they rate their grippers, but COC 3s are actually around 150lbs of resistance to close

@anomanderrake440

9 ай бұрын

@@dan2318oc i think rates at the center of the handle. RGC rates at the very end, and neither of them are “accurate” relative to a human hand. But if you’re suggesting that closing a coc 3 and getting a dynamometer reading of ~70kg are approximately the same thing then that is wrong. Basically I agree with the first comment here. He was nowhere in the same realm as a 2.5. Not even close.

@agnidas5816

9 ай бұрын

@@anomanderrake440 the new COC's are way weaker rated. And they been around for like a decade now. Dude BROKE HIS ARM and was not training or taking any roids ... that 62kg seem about right if you look at the numbers of what other people do on grippers. Serioulsy ... I have a bunch of grippers at home too. Modern 2.5 is like an old 2.0 .... I closed that at 19 for reps with a 185 bench at the time , lol. It does not take much. Also the COC is all fingers while the grip tester is all thumb. You can train your thumb on COC if you do it consciously Dude was not capping. Just the reality of COC and BREAKING BONES AS A NATTY

@norseman8727

9 ай бұрын

I can do a 2.0 5 times in a row and 220lbs is 100kg so I probably could've closed it .

@online9161

9 ай бұрын

COC grip strength doesn't translate to grip strength on the dynamometer. They are different types of grip strength because they are designed differently. People with large hands usually do much better on the dynamometer then they do with COC grippers. I have all of the COC grippers and a dynamometer and I can close the 2.5 but I get 84 kg on the dynamometer.

Those guys were close, they needed just proper warm-up and proper form, if they knew they would beat this challenge

@MightbePettingmyCat

9 ай бұрын

yah and if i knew how to be a neurosurgeon i’d be one

@TengoMtchedlidze

9 ай бұрын

@@MightbePettingmyCat my point was that they have strength but not technique

@online9161

9 ай бұрын

As someone who has trained grip strength, only the big guy who got 94 was close. Trust me the gap between 80 kg and 100 kg is huge when it comes to grip strength.

@maxk880

9 ай бұрын

​@@MightbePettingmyCatbrooo you're so negative go to the psychologist

@MightbePettingmyCat

9 ай бұрын

@@TengoMtchedlidze i have the mental capacity but not the training nor technique

Manual labourers have good grips. Where do u buy those? Nothing like that in sport stores.

7:05 this guy and the guy before defo knew that they could increase the number by pressing it against your leg.

100KG is way too high high for the challenge for average guys. Make it $100 and 85-90KG.

@ony583

9 ай бұрын

He didn't intend on letting the money go, that's why he didn't let the guy that got 94kg have a second go.

@3n3rgy90

9 ай бұрын

True I think Leonidas Akona does 120 KG, so that is crazy high.

@drew388

9 ай бұрын

he didnt want to give any money out. just a vid for him to make money

Don't go to the gym next - go to a construction site or some kind of farmers exhibition

power twister may help for arm wrestling a lot

I love to watch grip strenght.

The first guy who said he broke his hand, looks like he’s made of pure milk

LETS GOOOO

@YourRealAce

9 ай бұрын

What

@tajvir

9 ай бұрын

@@YourRealAce are you not hype for a new larry wheels video

NEED A PART 2!!!!!

Que buen video me gustaría probar cuanto puedo hacer de presión

You should have given that big guy a that got 94kg a second go.

@zGJungle

9 ай бұрын

Yeah he should of gave him a few pointers and a retry.

@ony583

9 ай бұрын

@@zGJungle exactly, especially since many others had a second attempt, I don't think that was fair at all, and if he's that desperate to kept his money he shouldn't be playing the game in the first place. What makes it worse is he'll probably earn more from the video than what he was offering to give away.

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@YourRealAce

9 ай бұрын

This first