That part where you talked about the split second conversation with yourself when the squat bar stops going up, it was an excellent description.

@rahul4288

4 жыл бұрын

Yup - excellent description. If you lose that discussion - the lift is over then n there.

@J90JAM

4 жыл бұрын

Like FUUUUUCK

@weslu313

4 жыл бұрын

Where

@weslu313

4 жыл бұрын

7:59 found it

@p.maesthetics7154

3 жыл бұрын

I know that feeling alot

I'm so proud of my son Dillon's creative skills in putting this whole documentary together!!

@bernardomattos8341

4 жыл бұрын

He’s incredible, always remember him that! Don’t have a good relationship with my mom so I know how important is little things like that!

@chinaboytag1

3 жыл бұрын

This guy is a next level editor!

@user-zy9yg2eu5t

3 жыл бұрын

Mama Milky Mama Milky plz Mama

@burlhorse61

3 жыл бұрын

very good editor-Bryce always mentions him

@eyeofthetiger666satan

2 жыл бұрын

My mother doesn't give a single care about my powerlifting and I really wish she did. I would take that over a million dollars I want it so bad. So seeing you be the way you are with your son almost brought tears to my eyes. I'm jealous....

Everyone has their own personal 400 kilo.

@flingflangflong7665

5 жыл бұрын

Ye mine is 240 kilos 😂😅

@KaokashinPlays

5 жыл бұрын

Mine is 400kg deadlift

@brandonk8403

5 жыл бұрын

@@flingflangflong7665 mines only 200kg and im proud of that , considering i was a 130lb heroin addict for 10+yrs and im 180lbs now, thats what i love about lifting weights ur really only competing with urself (besides competition) and i keep my blinders on i never really try to compare myself to anybody other than the old me and im always outlifting that guy 😆

@huebothedog665

5 жыл бұрын

@@brandonk8403 congrats man

@xinsanedefeatx

5 жыл бұрын

Mine is squatting 4 plates... Only 80lbs to go

Your editor needs a raise!

@volumedaddy6917

4 жыл бұрын

Yep

God damnit did I just watch the best powerlifting* video of all time. 👏👏👏

@Nimbusz

4 жыл бұрын

Sad..

@burlhorse61

3 жыл бұрын

@@Nimbusz i think it is-just so well made

@McLovin2115

2 жыл бұрын

Westside vs the world

"everyon has their own 400 kilos". hot damn. it be that way, ain't it? magnificent video you guys put together!

3 minutes in and I already give this 5 Screaming Bryce Heads out of 5.

@bmstylee

4 жыл бұрын

Can I give it 6/5?

This shit is so good, it needs to be on Netflix..

Saint Bryce with yet more free wisdom for the disciples of Calgaryism

Yea some people say powerlifting is easy you just gotta eat and lift. Bro you don't know what it feels like when you can't do shit good. When you can't lift that weight sometimes. It's a pure mind game

@brayden2295

2 жыл бұрын

it really is. especially when you have a goal in mind for that one session and you’ve been psyching yourself up about it and then you fail it

it's hard to explain power lifting to someone who has never experienced it... but you did a great job explaining it, and the difficulties that come with it

A powerlifting documentary and the all ads so far have been for pizza......I see you KZread.

@JacobSmith-fj1io

4 жыл бұрын

That's just you

Inspirational words on lifting and life. “Everyone has their own personal 400 kg” Massive respect to you Bryce on sharing this personal story

Dillon did a great job on this one

"Simplicity in form, but complexity in execution."

I recently fell into the addiction know as strongman. Hours and hours of work put into training and eating. Sacrificing my social, financial opportunities. For what? Well my 400kg is simply knowing i can say ive put 100% effort into something. And most people cant say that.

@user-zy9yg2eu5t

3 жыл бұрын

Just don't get fat. Because fat people all look the same, no matter how many barrels you can throw

“It’s about falling in love with trying to be a better version of yourself...” Inspirational. Great work!

who the hell is cutting onions? I'm not crying, I've something in my eye

Absolutely outstanding! On a side note, watching this right before bed is a bad idea. I already lifted today but I want to go lift again. #whatissleep

Clicked so fast, man. Only 20 seconds in but I wanted to say congratulations, dudes!

"put a ring on it before moving up a weight class" that made laugh so much. Great work on this documentary. Hope this will lead to maybe a long version.

First and foremost... give Dillon a raise. Amazing stuff from him as always. That dude is talented beyond limits. The part 8 minutes in where you talk about the split second during squats where you question why you do this and how you choose to win that conversation within yourself - you need to find a way to bottle and sell that prospective to the masses. So good man. Keep it up. And thanks for all you give to your channel.

@pacozaaskr14

4 жыл бұрын

I am looking for this comment. I am so relate to that.

Awesome video all around! Great production/cinematography and very true words were spoken Bryce!! Solid. Well done!

@ethanmeyer1764

4 жыл бұрын

You guys need to collab already!

@johnbendfeldt

4 жыл бұрын

Crush melons together.

I was expecting a half assed KZread 'documentary', not real documentary with great angles and editing. Good job!

The description/analogy of the squat was just beautiful.

That part where he was talking about that second you have a discussion with yourself when you hit that sticking point on a heavy squat had me in tears ... I don't think anything can compare to the feeling of victory when you manage to stand up and finish that squat even when your life was flashing before your eyes. I love powerlifting

Freaking amazing documentary. I wish you the best Bryce. We freaking love you man!

Excuse me, is this the nicest and most humble dude in Powerlifting or what?! I wanna go and hug that dude!

10 more powerlifters like you and powerlifting would become a mainstream sport!

“It’s not just about lifting weights.” This is a masterpiece.

"What would you think about me going up a weight class after nationals?" "hahaha" (oh god now I have to cook even MORE food!)

@dbennett4

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome to see such a supportive spouse.

@dbennett4

4 жыл бұрын

I can honestly watch that kitchen scene another dozen times and laugh even harder each one.

I am competing in my first powerlifting meet this Sunday and this was a masterpiece in everything about the game, this deserves more attention!

This is so fucking beautiful, I'm honestly almost in tears. Uploaded in perfect timing as I'm battling through this groin injury.

Turning off my adblock for this.

@CODE-BROWN

4 жыл бұрын

@Fast Car Ublock Origin. Haven't seen an ad on KZread in years. Only turn it off for people I like. Bryce is one of them..lol

You guys knocked it outta the park with this one. Very inspirational.

This is such a beautiful short film. Beyond moving.

Absolutely delighted you made this makes us all feel better thank you

Amazing. The story, the content, the quality, the editing... Just totally amazing.

So well done! You guys are really setting the bar high with this one.

Thanks for all the helpful and inspirational videos! Keep doing what you’re doing Bryce!

Outstanding fellas. Great job on the production Dillon!

REALLY WELL DONE!!!! very good editing and pacing. My highest compliment is that i NEED more!

Thank you for this deeper peak into your life Bryce, we're with you all the way! you're gonna own the world open!

I run your program Bryce, and I see improvement week after week. Thank you for your commitment!

Insane production. So glad Candito shouted you out a few years back, have learned so much from this channel since.

Really inspirational what you keep doing on a daily basis. I think I speak for every subscriber that you're the Man.

Video content is so touching. Fall in love with the process of becoming a better version of ourselves. Thanks for sharing

Love all your content. Super helpful. Thank you Calgary Barbell!

Man, you're so inspiring ... this kind of speeches just motivates me to reach top level and meet you one day on the platform

Outstanding. An eloquent and inspiring man. This documentary expresses many things I've felt, but never attempted to put into words! Well done!

This was awesome and inspiring to watch. Thank you for sharing your journey!

Man, you guys really managed to capture what feels so hard to describe for many people. Outstanding work to Dillon and Bryce and everybody involved.

The production quality of this video is something else. Unreal for KZread, keep up the amazing work ❤️

BRYCEEE so great to finally see this! Been voting for this to happen

Bryce you’re a role model man, crazy inspirational video.

I've been waiting ever since you announced it, I voted for it everyday, i'm so glad it came to be such an amazing documentary.

Been binge watching and came across this one. One sick documentary man, the knowledge, humbleness & editing is amazing. This should be on netflix really

Thanks Bryce for all you do. You are pushing the sport in a great direction.

I wish this video was longer. Great job guys! Good luck at Worlds man. Definitely a motivational documentary.

That is the most amazing documentary I've ever watched. I felt everything. This makes me so much hyped. I wish you all the best

Recently started powerlifting and I am completely obsessed. This mini doc was absolutely amazing. Super inspiring!

I am so happy I found this channel. Just got one of my videos on for form check friday and can't wait to hear what you have to say. This is pure and genuine. This needs more views!!!!!!!

Bryce, you are truly an inspiration & role model to many young lifters out there. Thank you for putting up this great documentary

Fall in love with the process. A simple yet very profound and powerful finding.

truly inspirational! A dedicated, humble and hard working man! Big up! This is what everyone who starts with powerlifting should see!

i may or may not have signed into each of my google accounts to give this video more likes. i have only done one meet but i relate to the injury and everything and this video man i swear… best thing i’ve watched in like 2 years

Ive been competing for 10yrs in powerlifting and this has been one of the most relatable things ive watched in so long. Thank you.

This is absolutely amazing. Cinematography/editing/just sheer vibes is outstanding and makes me wanna hit some new PRs

another great video on an amazing channel. loved the cinematography to this. awesome job you guys. 👍

Thank you, Bryce. I needed this today.

8:10 this i have to repeat in my head every day, expecially on those hard days... thanks bryce, you're very inspiring man

Your words on the pause in lifting and the discussion within yourself transferring to life... dude that’s awesome. I’m coming out of my first year of lifting at 35yrs old. Hit 410lb PR on deadlift for my last of the year. Stay healthy buddy. Thanks for sharing. -Owensboro, KY

One of the best videos ever made about our sport. Greetings from Poland, big thumb up!

Really well done! Great job by Dillon and Bryce. Share this so more people get to see this.

great preworkout motivation video man keep up the good work your deadlift instructional videos are the best

Loved it! You are a huge inspiration. I found you when I was first getting into powerlifting and I’ve been watching ever since. This was an awesome documentary. I loved hearing your thoughts on everything.

Thank you for this, I am literally dealing with the same kind of weird hip nagging feeling. And I watch your channel everytime I have any thought about not training cause it’s feeling bad that day. You’re an inspiration man!

Truly a well-done documentary. It has the right pace, love the editing and music. Kudos!

wow, falling in love with the process instead of the achievements and goals. So profound. Thanks, you continue to inspire me.

Such an inspiring video to watch. Wish him a best of luck for achieving his goal.

Your production quality (and its consistency) are phenomenal. Far better than many people with millions of subscribers. Seriously, hats off to Dillon

I have that discussion with myself every morning between 5 and 6 in my little garage gym.

As a powerlifter that’s getting ready to compete for his first time but I’ve followed a lot of people in the powerlifting community since I was 17 and nothing as motivating and as brutally honest as you. I love it. Keep everything you’re doing up. Nothing but support from Yakima, Washington.

Great video Bryce and sick editing by Dillon! Truly motivating !

High school power lifter here 🙋🏽‍♀️ Competing in only my third comp this February as a senior, and extremely excited. Hoping to keep training and competing into college, and your video was just so so inspiring 🙏🏼 Keep doing what your doing man ❤️❤️

Woooooooow this needs an Oscar award. So amazing and so inspirational. So amazing that your parents and wife are so supportive that is so special in it's very own way. I really wish for you to hit 400 soon at nationals that would be so awesome ❤❤❤. Dillon needs a trophy for this filming a medal ain't ever gonna be enough. You had my full attention from the very first second. I got insane goosebumps. Watching this has 100% strenghtened my commitment and I can watch this before hitting a PR and smoke the attempt. BRYCE SEINSEI FOR THE WIIIN ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥

42 year old newbie power lifter from Calgary here, you are an inspiration, Bryce! Thank you!

I love all the layers to this. Life lessons, adversity, overcoming, perseverance

Wins KZread. Holy crap that was awesome. Story, edit, powerlifting. Straight 🔥🔥🔥

Great doc guys. Congrats Dillon and Bryce. Your content is always top notch and it is great to see what you guys could create. Can’t wait to see more. Fan from Edmonton.

Absolutely brilliant! Really enjoyed it and I love how anyone could watch this and get a better understanding of what powerlifting is. Just because some of us don't lift world records doesn't mean we don't do mental summersaults to get our minds right before hitting a 1RM.

Super proud of you, this is truly inspiring 👐🏻

It's honestly moving to know one of the greatest of the world faces the same struggles I face on the day to day. Learning that perspective has changed things for me, and I walk away with a bunch of lessons learned from this. Thank you Bryce, Dillon and everyone involved. For teaching me there's nothing wrong with me and how it's perfectly normal to feel pretty much everything you described. It's so easy to forget we're all just humans. I promise you here, I won't stop until I'm at the world level.

Amazing documentary, personality, editing. Everybody involved please keep doing what you do

Truly an amazing production, Dillon. Thank you, Bryce, for this; and for making the world a better place to lift.

the first thing you said is exactly why i switch from bodybuilding to powerlifting !! its way better to quantify progress and keep a good mindset i think💓🔥

Great work Bryce and Dillon, really enjoyed it. Look forward to seeing you crush worlds.

Excellent film! Fantastic work! Keep pushing (and pulling)

This was the best video I have watched in a long time talking about powerlifting and its value

This video got me out of my funk... not just in powerlifting, but in life and business. You've helped me make the subconscious connection between progress in powerlifting and progress in life. Not that I couldn't make the connection myself, but something about your words has allowed me to remain conscious of that connection every day. Now I'm chasing down my personal 400kg relentlessly. Thank you for being who you are, Bryce. I look forward to meeting you some day!