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Tom Haviland 6'8" 350lbs Freak Of Nature, Farmer Walks 820lbs | Joe Rogan And Derek
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2023
- The Joe Rogan Experience 2073
Joe Rogan and Derek talk about the freak of nature Tom Haviland
I'm 5"10, 150. Today I start training with goal of reaching 6"8 and 350. To put on 200lbs of muscle and 10 inches height, I will need at least 3 months. Maybe 4.
You better get a rack. Not the exercise equipment...the torture device.
Instagram it bro
10 inches of height are you fucking serious
Time to saw your shins off and put some wooden dowels between the top and bottom shin.
you're gonna get a lot of ppl saying it's not possible. ignore them, it's all about mindset bro
Guys. This dude isn’t complicated, he just likes to lift heavy sh*t and sometimes record it. I do believe it’s that simple.
Haha same thing I get from seeing his videos. He's just a huge dude who has a passion for lifting heavy ass weight in unconditional ways and sometimes records himself doing it for others to see. You can tell he isn't the type who is full of themselves or a sell out.
I do farm work since six..i can do squats with 450 pounds in the bar
@@harlock321 It is also his brand though. He does something different thus he is successful. We've all seen the strongest men in the world work out in the gym, his attire and unconventional lifting style sets him apart from the crowd.
Except he posts online, so he obviously wants attention. Yet, he doesn't compete despite allegedly lifting elite weights, so yea it's a little sus.
@@Goremachine He has competed in the past. It's a weird thing that people out of the bubble always assume everyone who is very strong must be competing.
He’s working out in jeans and work boots
Average construction worker: “Are you not supposed to do that?” Lol
i do, seriously That why i watched one of his vids
I come home from doing drywall and workout in the same clothes regulary
Exactly, it's practical
yeah we dont wear tight stretchy pants, usually loose durable carpenter jeans i assume.. nice bros😁
The only reason you wear that stuff on a job sight is to protect yourself. In a more controlled environment like a gym it just makes more sense to wear anything else
Joe seems like he wants Tom on his show. He has mentioned him several times now.
What is Joe not understanding? This dude is doing the ultimate in functional strength training. He exercises in the kinds of clothing he would be wearing out in the field. Training asymmetrically like that also guards against injury.
Joe doesn't understand why he is wearing blue jeans and heavy shirts to exercise, and why he is hiding his face. It's not to hide his identity, because there's plenty of video out there of him exercising normally, face out, normal workout clothes. You say "He exercises in the kinds of clothing he would be wearing out in the field.", which is true, but it doesn't answer the question, "why?". Why does he lift insane weights wearing clothes he would be wearing while farming? Does he farm vegetables? Does he need to lift 1000 lbs while farming vegetables? You haven't answered the actual questions. It's not that you can't come up with reasons for him to do what he's doing. The more reasons you come up with, the more Joe's question makes sense. Because Joe wants to know which of those reasons are the actual reasons. The only person who can answer Joe's questions here is Tom Haviland. Joe could have asked different questions, that you could have answered. But he didn't.
@handlsarelame No.
Why does anybody do anything? Of course, we can't know why unless he tells us, but we can still speculate. Technically, yes, I could come up with hundreds of random reasons for why Tom is training this way, but not a lot of reasons that make sense. He trains very methodically, and keeps detailed records of everything he is doing. That makes me think he's not just trying to get attention for doing weird lifts (like Kyriakos Grizzly).
If this guy is ex-military, maybe he is trying to develop a program that can produce the most physically capable soldiers that have ever walked the planet. He was a soldier, and the types of training he is doing looks to me like it was designed to mimic all of the random shit that can happen in battle. For example, carrying a huge weight in front while dragging another weight from one shoulder (but not the other). Maybe you are wearing all your gear, and you only have one hand free to pull your buddy to safety. Maybe you have to move debris and it doesn't have anywhere easy to grip it (like a barbell), so you have to bear hug it like an atlas stone or a log. Anyway, it seems a lot more likely that he would be trying to create a super-soldier than a super-farmer. It just so happens that a farm is a really good place to build strength that you can actually use.
The clothing just seems obvious to me. Instead of setting everything up perfectly so that he can lift his absolute maximum possible, he is training in a way that he can lift huge amounts under less than ideal conditions. He wants to be able to perform when he is uncomfortable: too hot, too cold, in heavy clothing, etc. It's another way to make the exercise more difficult, and it also builds the psychological strength to ignore discomfort and focus on the task at hand. Who cares what he is wearing? It's like those weekend warriors that wear full cycling spandex and ride a $2000 bicycle. You're not in the Tour de France, dude.
If a guy says "I can lift 1000 lbs", and you ask him to prove it, but he starts talking about "I didn't eat breakfast. I don't have any chalk. I'm wearing the wrong clothes. I have a sore finger." etc. etc., then you probably wouldn't be as impressed. It's like when your jacked friend helps you move house, but he gets exhausted really fast. Gym muscles are for show; this guy is not training for show. I know that much for sure.
Functionality.
Real world application.
Excellent points, subliteral, especially regarding the injury comment.
SOF = Steroid regimen.
The guy is on a farm and using whatever the local junkyard offers up...I love it! This is training for functional strength. Also wearing training kit whilst lifting greasy and sometimes sharp steel implements does not mix. Old jeans and toe tectors are the way forward! Enjoy Tom!
Yeah it actually isn't complicated. He's just dressed like a farmer and wants to be strong for real world situations lol
And what people don't realize about steel toe boots, they're actually fairly heavy and they add that extra couple pounds per boot to your feet. It's called real world weight training am I wrong
The marketing is perfect: he wears ZERO poseur gear, it’s all about what he does physically.
Thank you for spelling poseur correct!
@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 The french way is correct? Naw.
@@jameson3500 it’s the original spelling
@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 I speak English, not French.
@@jameson3500 it’s a word in common English usage borrowed from French. There are tons of words and sayings like that, we still spell them the original way: naive, ménage a troi, etc.
Incredible. The man is doing what he loves and living his life his way. Kudos
Honestly him being as mysterious as he is draws more people to want to know more about him so in that sense he's pretty smart.
He's the real life Reacher !
HAHA I was thinking the exact same thing!
And me
That's really cool!
I think the reason Tom trains in normal clothes is he trains to get busy in normal life
That’s my thought. You can train in shorts and a tshirt all day long, but when you have to wear steel toe boots and jeans and do something you’re much more uncomfortable. I think that why he lifts unconventional things as well. Prepare for real world situations
Exactly
Dude picked up 820lbs. like I pick up my 20s off the rack. Holy shit! Crazy shit!
You carry heavy weights that are off-balance because it forces your body to deal with awkward, difficult exertions. It causes your body to work much harder than if the weights are balanced. Just staying balanced is a major exertion.
The man is a genius.
I mean....... perhaps genius is a bit strong?
Genius is a bit much, most free weights exhibit that behaviour, even when doing them symmetrically.
back in the 80s and 90s guys would go straight from their job to the gym and work out in work boots and jeans, camo shorts, flannel shirts and tank tops and then head home and get cleaned up.. Some of the guys were monsters.. It did not bother them because they were use to doing manual labor in those same clothes.. These gyms were filled with chalk dust and sweat, heavy music and free weights everywhere. Those were the best days.. Did not half to ask for a spot and could rotate in with anyone. No head phones required.. Miss it.
True.
I miss that type of gym. It was all business. You worked out hard, no distractions.
I'm twenty eight and I was a diesel mechanic and forklift mechanic for five years combined I'm saying this all to say there's some truth to carry heavy s*** around and you will get strong.
I used to farmers carry forklift steer tires around factories & warehouses ect...
I don't do any of that anymore but I still have ridiculous grips strength and I'm strong as hell For no reason I don't gym anymore either😢
The working man especially labourers and farmers have insaaane strength. Some of the strongest boys I've personally seen were railroad workers, and they don't' even look built.
Concrete workers are the strongest men I have met. Their handshake grip strength is unreal. I'm a Military Vet and I would think 3 or 4 times before ever messing with one of those guys.
@@chapel3339being anything doesn't qualify anyone to mess with anyone else.
@@mattmarzula Calm down literal Larry. You kids are so touchy these days.
@@chapel3339. I was a thin kid that graduated high school at about 145 lbs. I hand milked cows since very young and never had to fight with anyone in high school. I just grabbed their forearm and squeezed. When the bones started to bend together all thought of struggle left their mind.
I just watched their face and let go as soon as it changed. No fuss, bother or embarrassment, and they never tried again.
“It’s weird marketing, working out in jeans and boots, never showing his face”
*website is call No Frills work out
It’s genius marketing. Every other “kid” I see at the gym is a mirror image of some trendy workout influencer whose trying to hawk merchandise. Same shoes, outfit, hairstyle, hats. Everything.
This dude is no nonsense lifting and the results are there.
Everyone wears crocs now looks like
hes managed to carve out a distinct image by seeming as though he doesnt have an image. Its very well done
Real life Reacher, thats the book version in my head cannon
Definitely book version
Cast him for the next Jason or Michael Myers. Or he could have his own movie. He already has a backstory. Former SF guy that workouts with unconventional methods. He uses his gym equipment to kill his enemies. Doesnt show his face. LOL Sounds good right?
Dudes just showing real world results.. no spandex or shorts when you gotta carry something heavy 😂
I'm no expert but the guy reminds me of what's called "Real world strength" The kind of crazy strength body builders struggles with, yet comes naturally to seasoned farmer or lumberjacks.. i've seen professional power lifters way smaller then this guy.
Agreed. There are "gym muscles" and real world strength muscles. Real strenght will kill gym muscles in about 5 seconds.
@@alfredhernandez9799Ronnie Coleman and Franco Columbu enter the chat. Both are gym muscles and bodybuilders
we had lifter guys on the job sometimes....lift a hundred lb sack of portland cement... yep, unload the pallet stack ?? gone
@@alfredhernandez9799 No there aren't. Any gym rat who does farmer walks would crush "real world strength muscles"
Proper old school working out. Our ancestors probably had to hike 15 or so miles to kill something then butcher and carry all the meat back. Natural evolution means he’s huge in comparison but he can get the 9k calories intake easy, whereas the folks back in the day were probably super hungry on their hike for food. Appreciate how easy we have it.
Stone Henge has huge burial pits of animal bones. They ate tons of meat. They farmed animals and had plenty calories.
@@mefobills279 Weve been farming for 10,000 years. Weve likely been eating meat for over a million.
@callanc3925 Modern Human only 50K years ago, with fully developed jaw. Cro Magnon. Before that was others mostly hominis, who ate meat too.
@@mefobills279 modern human has been more like 2-300,000 years mate, cro magnon is a type of modern human. And i stand corrected, meat eating in our ancestors actually dates back to around 2 and a half million years ago.
@@callanc3925 Cro Magnon is the first homo erectus erectus and the out of Africa theory is BS. Caucasians don't have African ghost species in their DNA code...mate. The Cro farmed animals, they were not really hunter gatherers. That is why they had such robust skeletons and a larger brain than we do today. Mate.
"Hey yeah. Yeah wow. Wowww. That's craaazy." - Joe Rogan, modern philosopher
This guy is a Monster and he's way different than these body builders he's the type of guy you would want on rescues where there's heavy material needed moved to save someone because the kind of workouts he does like if you have a tractor rolled over on you get this guy because all of his body points where there would be pressure if he's lifting heavy material are built up he could roll a car without even straining himself and his muscles look different than a body builders his look natural to where a body builders look fake
The "gears" are drive sprockets off a small tracked vehicle of some sort - like a skid steer, excavator or bulldozer.
Jason Voorhees
Honestly i think this guy is more impressive than Thor and Brian Shaw as he is just as big as them as strong as them but looks WAY MORE agile and that is scary as fuck. HOW? Seeing this guy on a battlefield 3000 years ago would make me fucking regret im not an archer. Man... holy... a living legend
I know right. Dual wielding battle axes.
@@attilahunk9379 A fast giant is the deadliest thing. haha
Farmer. Bet he's used to hucking bales of hay weighting 100 pounds 10-20 feet on a stack with a pitchfork. Full body workout.
Dude looks like he shops at the same store as Jason Vorhees!!
"Jailhouse Strong" is a prison term. It means you are locked in solitary and have to use your own body weight and resistence training to not only maintain your strength so you aren't killed when you get out of solitary, but to actually become stronger. Some guys intentionally get sent to solitary so they have time to get strong enough to survive prison before they get sent to GP (general populatioon).
It's a different world.
The RUclips channel called JailHouse Strong is NOT Tom's channel it's his trainer's.
Obviously not what Tom does with all his weights and equipment.
He wears those clothes so he doesn't get cut. Dude lifts metal and wood on his forearms. Have you ever tried lifting a heavy sandbag? It destroys your forearms. The heavy Zercher stuff Tom does with iron, definitely need something to protect from getting cut.
Dude is so low key he’s drawing attention to himself
Introvert, nothing wrong with that
He's not trying to show you his strength. He's showing people how you can work out with things other than weights.
The attire is old school powerlifting. The guys wore a lot of overalls or coveralls back in the day, and some guys wore jeans, it's mainly because they'd come straight from work on the docks, warehouses, or as longshoremen.
There is no sales gimmick with this guy. He seems legit. 👍
He’s making a statement
No fancy workout gear or brand name clothes
No gym memberships
Just old fashioned hard work. The Bruce Lee method
Train every part of your mind and body
Lately my girlfriend and myself have been doing survival training, war training as bestbwe can and various emergency situation training. Being too stable in everyday life can be the deciding factor in living or dying.
Good on you and your GF. Hopefully, you are collecting a months food storage or more and cycling through it.
Have you been watching The 100😂😂
@@donquijote6030 It sounds extreme. But learning to love how we have, more off the grid, not totally off the grid but as much as possible really cuts down on the grind of “living in your means” Life is great the further you get away from our government. There is many better ways to live. And you don’t even have to hustle to live comfortably. I tell everyone to quit their jobs and go try different things and get more outside.
Giving off Micheal Myers vibes here
Bro is a human main battle tank!
At first glance I read it as "Tom Holland 6"8 ft 350lbs" and thought what kind if gear is Tom Holland taking?? Lmao
Tom is strong AF
I think he just likes being efficient. You save a lot of time, take less trips moving stuff, don't have to get help from friends or machines.
Aside from the hiding his face I think the idea behind the clothes he works out in is to show you won't always be in your gym gear when you actually need to be strong.
The Barbarian Brothers used to wear boots and baggy clothes as well.
Because training in your normal gear is training in and of itself. It's training for real life and not a gym.
I saw an article where someone interview Tom Haviland. The reason he uses odd things is he grew up fairly poor on a farm and used whatever he could to train. He ar about encouraging people that anyone can find a way. He wears everyday cloths to hide his physique so not to distract people from what he is doing and send a message to them that anyone can train. He doesn't show his face for the same reason, to say, this isn't about me. He isn't hiding his face so people in Australia won't know who he is on the street.
Bro doesn’t care about the fame just wants to inspire.
Ive met him
The storys and rumours about what he does is fucking hilarious!!!
The first time i met him he worked at a IGA store stacking shelves
Now he is a salesman for a protien store
He isnot a hells angel or a fucking army guy lol
He's 580 years old. That's why he hides his face so no one IDs him
Bro is fucking huge and his heart is gonna blow out
He's trained, you have no idea what this man is capable of.
Lmao it definitely wouldn't be the first time a fitness influencer lied about their past
@@jr28778 you have no idea mannnnn
When he said "his FACE" at 00:32 😅
It's not hard to believe that he trains in what he would be wearing as a normal dude everyday..... honestly training like that is smarter because this whole training in comfort doesn't apply to your everyday functions. Resistant honestly is better in my eyes just makes you that much better and not then always fixed on comfort and always the best scenario. I.E. (loose comfortable best feeling situation) dude is hella smart in my eyes. Bravo sir
Tbh i dont wanna work out like that mainly because of all the extra laundry id have to do.
since when are shoulder shrugs awkward?
The gear he is wearing is what spec ops guys wear, they are also military boots. His carrying is to mimic real life situations, and to be prepared at any minute for anything. Thats probably why he also works out in jeans.
It's special forces training, in the army, you train with you equipment on or cloths, swim, run, climb etc...
How does Derek not know who jailhouse strong is ?? He coaches Deathgrip Derek and Julis Maddox
I hope my wife looks at me the way joe looks at strong men
I hope my wife looks at me the way my wife looks at strong men
Like Arnold from the opening of Commando, just doing strongman stuff.
Many of the men on my mothers side of the family are this kinda strong. I dont have it like I did in my 30's, but up unitl then, I could do some amazing things with my shoulders and back.
so he went from 6'5" 300 lbs to 6'8'' 350 oh ok, oh and i heard 6'9" now
Was he really liated at only 6'5?
Work boot are very comfortable once they are broken in. You can wear them all day.
Dudes got a Jason Voorhees type of vibe
That’s the man you send to hunt Jason Voorhees from Friday The 13th 😈
He wants his anonymity, BUT HE'S AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT A WARRIORN SHOULD BE!
Yeh I lifted a lot of heavy shit working construction I'm 52 now and my body is shot
To not be scandalous. Humility.
This dudes training for real life situations, special forces he trains in full gear.
Somebody needs to get this guy a Sasquatch costume and scare people by just silently walking into field of vision of someone lol and then walking away and just vanish lol
The RUclips channel called JailHouse Strong is NOT Tom's channel it's his trainer's.
Dude trains in the pasture because he's a _beast._
Some of his weights look like he ripped apart a clock tower with his bare hands and just made it into workout equipment.
The jeans and boots. Every farmer I knew growing up wore jeans and boot (mostly cowboy). The stuff they lifted, climbed and crawled around or under was why. Sometimes itd be 98degrees but they always wore boots and jeans.
They didnt care, didnt stop them.
I work out in my work clothes ( I work Maintenance) because my theory behind it is that I'm busting my ass in those sweaty, hot, constricting clothes during work so maybe if I work out wearing the same clothes my next shift isn't so bad lol. Seems to work great! Never know when you need to put in some work wearing whatever you have on.
I work on computers all day, I can break a pencil.
Some would say this equipment was pioneered by Paul Anderson.
Training for a fight. Soldiers don't wear gym clothes in combat.
Man I’m 6’1 and 220 and I’m about 20 lbs overweight. The best I’ve looked was 203-5 and being cut up. How df is this guy real????
I love how we call people freaks but it truly is a compliment.
The reason he wears the clothing and boots is because of his time in the SAS. I imagine his mental state when lifting is the same as when he was on deployment. The clothing replicates the same kind of feelings he had back in the day. Those boots are very similar to the actual Australian SAS boots.
Dude is the real life Reacher.
If he was special forces it would be hard to keep that kind of weight on
yep, especially the aussies, they like to ruck long distances and would tend to make you lean
former he long out
@@stellarmella9557he rucks long distances currently. He’s very ripped with low body fat
I'm not sure he was special forces. Think about it, he'd stick out too much among local populaces.
The calory intake to maintain that body and strength has to be insane. If he was a car he'd probably run 2 gallons to the mile.
one person you never want to mess with is a iron worker.. they might not bench 400lbs but physical strength will put body builders to shame
That dude is doing the Jason Vorhees workout lol.
It's interesting to me that they don't understand why he dresses that way. I'm pretty sure it's a train the way you fight sort of thing. Same reason it's common to see soldiers and marines training in BDUs and combat boots instead of gym shorts and a pair of sneakers.
Train like you fight is exactly why he trains like that. Any military person would see that.
if it was brought out to them they probably would agree.
I respect the guy. He’s not in your face about what he does. He keeps it simple.
Joe reminded me of Jiminy glick when he said "what is his deal" 😂
Looks like Jason Voorhees getting ready for a killing spree 😂
It’s probably FOR functionality, because he’s wearing every day clothes. Most people would crumble under pressure in real life having to do something because they don’t have a t shirt and shorts on.
Here I am a 5’6 manlet, I can move some decent weight but man being 5’6 sucks.
Why does being 5'6" suck? I'm 6'3" broad shouldered monster. I bet you don't bump your head on stuff as much.
@ihcman9130 I am 6 feet, so we're basically the same height.
I do jiu-jitsu and the scariest person I've ever rolled with is a 5'6 dude with vide grip hands. Embrace it
@@dayofdecay433 I have baby hands so can’t grapple either
@@ihcman9130 would rather bump my head on stuff than be an easy victim
Why are your videos only 360p Joe?
I did drywall and lifted heavy 6x a week. Now I have a cushy IT job but still work out 6 day a week. I’m gym strong but functionally I’m weak. I would love to get some land and just get after it carrying some heavy shit
I work out with jeans and boots on because I don't require special clothes and I'm not there for a fashion show, I don't care what anybody thinks about my attire. anything bigger than 5 10 is just a target in my opinion.
Id work out in jeans but i am yet to find a pair of jeans that fits in the waist and doesnt massively restrict my movement, nor do i want to wash the sweat out of 3 pairs of jeans every week.
Zurk-urr squats.
Jailhouse strong is run by well known power lifter Josh Bryant. Josh has trained Haviland and current bench press record holder Julius Maddox amongst other strength athletes.
Those are final drive gears from bulldozers and excavator
The real bane in Batman
Final drive sprockets from a piece of heavy equipment was the gear thing Joe talked about.
A Real man Joe Rogan
Work out as you would work , developes all different muscles all different ways. Im an average 5'7 , 200lb guy but did physical labor most of my life , drove truck everywhere for years and developed back issues. Went back to lighter but plenty of labor job then had to breakdown and fix back. I wasnt superman but was pretty strong , but after 2 surguries with hardware , on dissability , Im a limp noodle. Use it or lose it. But care for yourself , things breakdown or get injured and theres no way around it. The difference in strengths are just so much its depressing.
Makes me think of that old RUclips video where the guy says "I lift things up and set them down."
David and Peter Paul, who went by the name The Barbarians were bodybuilders in the early to mid 80s who worked out in jeans and boots 40 years ago.
I think a lot of people don’t talk about how dialed in Tom is bro has everything to a science his diet and training all strategically done for superior results. He has real data on his diet and trying😂 like little notes and everything about his appetite, energy, mental and physical state. It’s crazy 😂
He's showing how he could do it on any day, in any situation. Anything that he comes upon that requires immense strength and unconventional mobility. Anyone can lift weights in a gym. He can use everything anywhere.