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Feels like I cheered you on for getting 1M subs just a while ago, and suddenly you're at 3M subs. Grats Mike and the boyz! Talk about blowing up. If only my lagging shoulders could blow up in the same way... ugh...
My absolute favourite Eddie Hall video was a workout vlog on his channel. He started with squats, realized he wasn't at his strongest that day and stuck with a "light" working set of 600lbs or whatever, then he told us the importance of listening to your body and knowing when not to push yourself beyond your limits. Not 5 minutes later, he leg pressed 1000kgs, shit himself, and passed out.
Mike’s most underrated degree is his doctorate in ad reading. He is the master of not overwatering and weaving them into the videos where they don’t feel shoehorned. Bravo.
If he didn't say that it was an ad, I wouldn't have noticed it was an ad. Remember kids, the best advertisement is advertisement you don't realize is advertisement.
Thor or Brian Shawn could not match Eddie in deadlift competition in same race, that being said, putting one kilo extra to 500kg deadlift is pretty gay when eddie broke his own record with almost 40kg like from 462kg to 500kg.
I’m from Stoke and I remember seeing a young Eddie Hall do a strength challenge at half time during a football match with a better-known (at the time) strongman. We were all cheering for the local lad and he goes and crushes the challenge with ease. A few years later, he’s the strongest in the world. Also, the Stoke (Potteries) accent is worlds apart from the cockney-esque. We’re much more likely to call you Duck than Guvna!
I used to train at the same gym as Eddie when he was 19 (Total Fitness, trent vale). He asked me for the occasional spot. I used to think, I hope he's got this cuz I can't see me lifting this off his chest.
Huge miss not doing the 345kg full depth squats for a set of 7 with a pause on the last rep. Or the 420kg deadlift pyramid. Two of the most insane feats of raw strength ever recorded.
I saw a video of the whole prep of the lift with buildup and cinematography. Brings a tear to my eye every time. Such incredible power to smash the record by so much
Such a legendary event. A dude who put it all on the line to do something once thought impossible. Even by the time he did it, he was thought way too short to be able to bulk up enough to be able to move that weight. He ballooned over 400 lbs to be able to be the same weight as substantially taller people
I think another big part of how crazy Eddie's lift was is how much he jumped the record by. Usually it's just one or two pounds, but he beat the prior record by like fifty pounds? Honestly, I feel like that's just as big a deal as the lift itself.
"The pronunciation of emphatic/stressed 'my' was [mi:] in Middle English (before the Great Vowel Shift) and its unstressed/unemphatic form was [mi]. The Great Vowel Shift was a vowel change (1400-1700) that shifted almost all the long vowels to diphthongs but it did not affect short vowels. So the pronunciation of emphatic 'my' shifted to [aɪ]* but the short vowel in 'my' [mi] in its unemphatic form remained unaffected in some accents (Northern British, Irish, some Australian accents etc)."
There are so many great edits from Eddie doing these 500kg Where he talks about how he trained himself to believe that he lifts a car from his kids And the slow motion footage of his face where you literally see like Idk the Devil or Something in his eyes and he's just on another level of existence for a few moments So fucking epic man gives me chills every time 😂
I thought he didn't talk specifically about the visualization he did because this was rather violent, since he talked about something involving his wife in there, too. I think the lifting the car off the kids was the common example of fight or flight overriding self-preservation from the proprioceptors.
@zacharylaschober thanks for pointing that out, I haven't look really deep into it, so thats very possible to be true, but I think either way it's Goosebumps Inducing crazy shit 😂
You are correct sir, the "lifting a car off his children" is just an example, Eddie has said the actual mental scenario is much darker and more personal. Whatever that is, it's for him to know, and for us to wonder how the f**k did his eyes change color 😂
Eddie is pretty active on his RUclips, you should reach out for a collab. Would love to see a vid of him trialling a hypertrophy workout with the RP team, as he said he was trying to transition to body building. Reckon the banter would be well good too! X
Congrats on the black belt Mike! Got mine at the end of 2024 too. Keep up the great work dude, love the channel, I'm a professional coach and find it invaluable.
Subscribed! 1/ I like Eddie Hall which is what pulled me in to watch the vid 2/ You talk alot of sense 3/ Your few self adds are very quick flash ups unlike other channels.
I have been waiting for this for a very long time, thank you! This was awesome, I hope you do some more content with Brian Shaw and Eddie in the future, strongman is a fun sport. Keep up the great work!
@@nkonig1 Born and raised in east london-newham. U can tell he's not from london if u are from the uk. If you are not british you have to concentrate to hear the difference. Only exception is queens english or high rp but i dont count those as just london accents
@@Lifeisgood-bv2tg ok. Well I was born and raised in Beckenham South East London and can hear a huge difference between all the London accents when compared with a Stoke accent. Not sure how you can’t but there you go. You’ve got your stance, I’ve got mine.
Love to see that dr mike is keeping up the tradition of shoving the topic of "I'm a jiu jitsu black belt" in every conversation Parabéns pela faixa preta!
5:08 I learned to actually think that the thing is UNDER the floor, and I’m using that ball to get through it. I do 5-7 reps with about five breaths in between them, and by the gods it feels GOOD to just unleash hell every throw.
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You should review the videos of Prime Fat Eddie, fat Eddie is my favorite Eddie. His training weights were absolutely insane, and everything controlled to the max. He might be one of the strongest humans ever.
YES FINALLY! I've been waiting for you to review Eddie and I agree with Eddie they weren't official plates and it was in his garage that his dad setup, not on an official stage in front of the world! By the way you're awesome Dr. Mike, thanks for doing what you do.
11:35 brit here, I’m pretty sure we use ‘me’ instead of ‘my’ because it rolls of the tongue easier and honestly we’re just lazy and want to say things as quick as possible as saying ‘me’ is quicker than saying ‘my’. Some other examples are instead of ‘alright’ we say ‘ight’ and to punctuate our sentences we say ‘innit’
i would say ight is not really a british thing as a total but more of a new generation thing bc alot of younf americans say ight also. but i agree with saying me instead of my tho bc i do it its more of a northern dialect but yeah
UK accents are much more prone to cut words or shorten words then american accents american accents are more prone to use exageration to emphasis while Uk accents are more prone to use ommission to emphasis an extreme example would be "i went down to the shops" a UK accent might end up sounding like "a-wen t shop" while an american accent might end up sounding like "i WENT down to the SHOPS" because the UK accents basically cut everything that isnt "necesary" its why you also get "me nan" not "my nan" cos its not "me" nan its "m' nan" all the extra sounds are cut out, and only the important ones that you need for context are left unfortunatly, its also why stronger UK accents are harder to understand for non natives, cos they cut out all of the extra sounds that a non native might need to hear to know what was said
Nice! Love seeing you analyzing people with other sets of values than body builders... no offense! Lol To my understanding, body building was essentially a way to get visibility in the training space. You could be one of the greatest contributors to changing mentalities of a demographic of people who were damaging their health without putting much thought into it and into the values behind their reasons. Loved the amount of science in this video!
I would just like to say that your app is the best most Jewish work around to having to pay Apple a portion of your revenues. So well done I didn’t even know that was an option. You should advertise that it actually functions like an app you just don’t get it through the App Store. Well done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Scott missed out his best lift's 😢 Like when he made 217kg Axel Press look like a pice off piss. His plane pull at WSM 2017 was insane aswell. Prime Eddie Hall was just different gravy.
Mike usually has sick playlists for his in-gym videos. There's obviously some thought put into this. Mike--can you do a video on the role music plays in your training and recommend some of your favorite tracks for a workout playlist?
From what I understand, the main crux of the argument against Thor's deadlift was that it was at his own home gym on his own timeline under "ideal" circumstances, whereas Eddie did it in an official competition against other competitors. Both are incredible no matter what, but there's a very solid argument against Thor's being an "official" record. FWIW Brian Shaw thinks Thor's lift should be an "unofficial" record but Eddie's should still be the "official" record
Except a lot of those arguments are either untrue or deliberately misleading, because Eddie has worked overtime to propagate misinformation and delegitimise Thor's 501 ever since it happened: 'Thor did the lift in his gym' ... he did. As part of a sanctioned event with set rules and timings he had to follow. In front of the Head Referee from World's Strongest Man, and a wall of sponsors. While a television camera-crew broadcast the whole event live on ESPN. 'Thor's dad weighed the plates' ... Thor's dad put the plates on a scale, in front of the Head Referee from World's Strongest Man. The scale weighed the plates. 'It wasn't in competition' ... competition lifts follow set rules and get judged by a referee, which this did. It was performed to competition standards, and there's documentary evidence that Thor did all the same weight-jumps under the same time-restrictions as Eddie did. 'It was only one kilo more' ... world records are broken by very small margins all the time, whether it's one kilo heavier or one second faster or one inch further. Eddie himself broke the axle-press world-record by a single kilogram, so he knows from personal experience that this is a silly argument. ... it's worth bearing in mind that Eddie's basically built an entire career off the back of the 500kg deadlift, his reputation depends on him saying Thor's lift "doesn't count".
@@GODOFHELLFIRE3 If you applied all these rules to track and did it in a private event it would not be a world record, neither if it was a swimming pool. Hope this helps!
@boxingvanilla5960 It... wasn't a private event though... so how would that help literally anything..? Broadcasted live, completely planned, everything set in stone as to who, what, where, when, how, all of it. Swimming and Track tend not to have records broken outside of competitions because they don't get paid for that. An athlete will do their best during competition and break the records during competition so that they can get paid and also get their bonuses for breaking the records. If you break the record in practice and submit that for your world record, you're not getting any extra money for it and even costing yourself money if you can't beat that again in the actual competition. Most also don't have all the recordings for outside of competitions. This guy, however, had officials from competitions, had his scales tested by referees, had his weights measured on those scales, and followed the rules of the competition lifts to qualify for the record break. It was no different from being in a competition other than the fact that it's only you competing. It wasn't at that competition specifically, but it used that competitions rules and referees much like how an Olympic Trial isn't the Olympics, but Florence holds the Olympic record for her 100m run during a trial run and not her Olympic run that would've also been a world record and Olympic record break if the previous did not count.
@@GODOFHELLFIRE3 I'd say the opposite actually. Thor's entire reputation rests on that lift far more heavily. Without breaking it he has no world records and was only able to win WSM after Eddie retired, so it would be a career in the shadow of Eddie. And while i think Thor had the strength to make that lift in competition setting, i don't think it should stand as home gym lifts aren't counted as records in any other setting.
Hey Dr Mike, Great video. UK Northerners often use "me' instead of 'my', particulary Scousers! Eddie is from Stoke, middle England, on the cusp of the 'me' 'my' divide 🙂
Dr Mike - "Me shoulder" or "Me Nan" is something you would hear in Northern England (where folks are proper). They say "my" in the South where folks are not as cultured. 😁
bruv ur english, you should be the prime example of spelling and making conversation in dat launguage, not the worst one after the scottish 😀 It dont matter wich part of england u point at
The 'feeling like you're really hydrating' is so real for taking on electrolytes during/after endurance exercise. I'm a runner, and I actively crave the salts in my electrolyte drink during and after my run. I can down 1L of my electrolyte solution in an instant when I've been sweating, but when I've not been sweating I struggle to drink a sip of it. It tastes salty when I'm good for electrolytes, and it doesn't taste salty at all when I'm depleted of electrolytes. My body is really good at telling me when I do/don't need electrolytes.
8:43 for 1000 ml of water 8% solution would be like 87gm. For 80g to be 8% the total size of the shake would need to be 1000 ml. So you would have 920 ml of water.
you'd be right if the 8% were "volume by volume" so to speak, but when people describe aqueous solutions as "x%" without any units they almost always mean weight by volume. the nomenclature for w/v is "x grams of solute dissolved in 100 ml of water is an x% solution". not very scientific imho but widely used
eddie hall is also descended from viking like thor- hes from the north of england. most of the rest of his dna will be from the Angles, who came from the same place as the vikings, but left a few hundred years before.
hahaha plot twist, every elite strongman is secretly a Viking descendant. It's no coincidence that Vikings discovered America before Columbus. On Their way back to Scandinavia, they were like, Oh shit we forgot Björn he was still looting that church, and whoops we got Brian Shaw a few generations later.
@@nocbvideos6458 brian shaw is likely largely english in origin (because all white american are european in origin), so he is probably descended from vikings as well one of the main strength genes comes from the indo-europeans, a group from thousands of years ago orignating in russia and kazakhstan. they are the ancestors of modern euroeans, indians and central asians. the indo europeans were incredinly muscular, and tall compared to the other europeans and asians at the time. the amount of indo european dna varies between countries and people. the regions with the most are scandinavia, the british isles, the baltic states, and the caucasus s, and eastern europe. this regions are all known for strength. every elite strongman (excluding those of african and polynesian decent) are strong fue to high levels of indo european dna, some of which was inherited through the vikings, who were descendants of the indo-europeans
Hahaha loving your 'English'. So like across your states we have very distinct accents like very 15 miles, it's that crazy. I drive to work and they speak differently to where I live. I say 'my' but yeah Eddie says 'me' and others say 'ma' in that context. I can't even understand some of the accents. If impersonating a Londoner people either go very posh or very common guv' innit. Anyway, great vid and I'm loving the impressions mate.
Eddie's 500 and Lasha's 225 snatch stand pretty much equal in that regards, in so far as they're so absurd that it's likely impossible their magnitude will ever be surpassed.
@thomasbaughman9941 lasha and his 225 isn't even in the same league. Especially as a moment, because lasha for all those major events was just going for the goal of chipping the world record. Eddie absolutely smashed it. That 225 lift was beating the record of 220. If you count that the same as Eddie, that would put every all time record on the same level.
@@thomasbaughman9941 So rather then using logic, you just say some dumb shit trying to insult? Do you need me to slowly explain how breaking a record by 5 kilos is not in the same league as breaking a record by 35kg? You understand that's 7 fucking times more. You apparently are so biased towards a guy who doesn't know you exist, you lose all ability to have logical conversation. Grow up kid.
I think it's worth noticing that Eddie's 500kg lift was at the end of a heavy competition, while the other lift was specifically trained and planned for and done under ideal conditions.
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Eddie is from Northern England, like myself (West Yorkshire). No idea why we say "me" or "mi" instead of "my"; probably because it's easier and quicker to say. Typical local dialect and culture shit lol. I think you'd hear it less in Southern English accents though.
Eddie hall is an absolute legend im honoured to know him personally him being a good friend of my uncle had change to work out with him few time 2010 he is such a nice dude and very clever guy you wouldn’t believe it lol great video :)
Regarding the accent. Eddie Hall is from Stoke which is in the north of England. So less likely to sound like Dick van Dyke in Mary Poppins. The key to the Stoke accent is the weird pronunciation of the o sound. Check out how he says Rogue. Anyway great video
It's not correct to say he was the first to move that amount of weight from the ground and all the way up. Yes, it's the first time it's done in what we call a regular deadlift, but the 18" deadlift broke this barrier in 1983. over 40 years ago. And that is also moving weights from the ground and all the way up. If anyone wants to become technical about this, the bar on regular deadlift is also above the ground. It's the wording that is wrong, as it might give people the impression that this was the first time anyone ever lifted this amount of weight, which is false.
Also, Žydrūnas "Big Z" Savickas broke the 500kg mark in the Hummer Tire Deadlift in 2012. And the weight wasn't that unheard of in strength sports. Outside the deadlift Strongmen were carrying around 700kg Yokes in the same year.
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I start mma training today , got shot at twice this morning, and they ran off before I could pull my weapon, and then it hit me, if I was to get out. And try to whoop their ass, I have no skill,
I say that to say I appreciate your videos my man, good distraction AND some informative content.
UDMan
Still waiting on the Denis cyplenkov video
Please rate Eddie's squat, deadlift pyramid and axle press as well Doc
Jiu jitsu is too easy man..
Feels like I cheered you on for getting 1M subs just a while ago, and suddenly you're at 3M subs. Grats Mike and the boyz! Talk about blowing up.
If only my lagging shoulders could blow up in the same way... ugh...
My absolute favourite Eddie Hall video was a workout vlog on his channel. He started with squats, realized he wasn't at his strongest that day and stuck with a "light" working set of 600lbs or whatever, then he told us the importance of listening to your body and knowing when not to push yourself beyond your limits. Not 5 minutes later, he leg pressed 1000kgs, shit himself, and passed out.
Aspirations
Haven’t seen the video but your description made me laugh my arse off
Lmao
Lmao I remember that one 😂 Squat feeling a lil off? Better stick to some casual 2200lbs leg presses to be safe!
The twist at the end 😂 @@villevalikangas1814
Mike’s most underrated degree is his doctorate in ad reading. He is the master of not overwatering and weaving them into the videos where they don’t feel shoehorned. Bravo.
If he didn't say that it was an ad, I wouldn't have noticed it was an ad. Remember kids, the best advertisement is advertisement you don't realize is advertisement.
Last time I was this early Eddie Hall was still hydrated
I call my dong Eddie Hall so I can make sure he stays hydrated
😂😂😂😂
Eddie can never escape dehydration😔
The “very, *very* … dehydrated” meme clip lives rent-free in my head 😂
Thor or Brian Shawn could not match Eddie in deadlift competition in same race, that being said, putting one kilo extra to 500kg deadlift is pretty gay when eddie broke his own record with almost 40kg like from 462kg to 500kg.
I like that these "critique" videos are really praise videos for the greatest strongmen - and I'm enjoying the positivity.
Shocked that Dr. Mike didn't comment on eddie not controlling the weight on the way down for that 500 kg lift.
😂 that would be level 1000 trolling
You know it was a good lift, but I would have love to see a better ectric control of the bar.. lol
Best comment 😂😂😂
Haha Eddie’s Monster pause at the top zapped all his oxygen. He needed pure oxygen before the lift like those free divers.
".....as if another...."
I love how Dr. Mike thinks everyone in the UK has a 19th century London chimney sweep's accent 😅 Eddie's from Stoke which is a very different accent.
Stoke own trant
well yes but also no .
It’s yes but yes.
Is that a river or some shit killed me 😂
Well considering he heard Eddie talk in this video, I don't think Mike thinks that
The dude spotting for the incline must have been so relieved he didn't have to help in an emergency
Like «yeah, we both know that I'm not gonna make it, right ?» hahaha
I know what you mean but Eddy is so strong he would never need more then 10% help and that's doable.
Dude isn't a spotter no more my guy since he's elevated and promoted as a WITNESS.
He would have been fuuuuuucked 😂
@@henksjoerdson9729 what if he tore something and got injured??
I’m from Stoke and I remember seeing a young Eddie Hall do a strength challenge at half time during a football match with a better-known (at the time) strongman.
We were all cheering for the local lad and he goes and crushes the challenge with ease. A few years later, he’s the strongest in the world.
Also, the Stoke (Potteries) accent is worlds apart from the cockney-esque. We’re much more likely to call you Duck than Guvna!
Thats pretty damn awesome
I actually root for Stoke when I see them on, good club nice people
I used to train at the same gym as Eddie when he was 19 (Total Fitness, trent vale). He asked me for the occasional spot. I used to think, I hope he's got this cuz I can't see me lifting this off his chest.
Huge miss not doing the 345kg full depth squats for a set of 7 with a pause on the last rep. Or the 420kg deadlift pyramid. Two of the most insane feats of raw strength ever recorded.
That deadlift pyramid video makes me sore just thinking about it.
The deadlift pyramid yes mate
damn i came here hoping for that one
I think his 216 Axle Press is his most impressive lift. Full controll 0 legpower. Very impressive
I love the deadlift pyramid because if you just watch the last set it's like Eddie dies from a 1 plate deadlift
Absolutely loving the athlete oriented content and analysis. Keep these coming please!
Dr Mike and Eddie collab would be the best thing ever
Omfg yes, those two together would be hilarious.
Absolutely need Eddie to get through a workout guided by Dr Mike
@@Rope257 both dressed as princesses, priceless.
The comedy would be legendary.
Mike would hand Eddie the lighter weights for a set and he would start juggling them
Honestly, best ad read I've ever seen on YT...I'm 100% interested in the product because of the science you mentioned leading up to it...
I saw a video of the whole prep of the lift with buildup and cinematography. Brings a tear to my eye every time. Such incredible power to smash the record by so much
Such a legendary event. A dude who put it all on the line to do something once thought impossible. Even by the time he did it, he was thought way too short to be able to bulk up enough to be able to move that weight. He ballooned over 400 lbs to be able to be the same weight as substantially taller people
I think another big part of how crazy Eddie's lift was is how much he jumped the record by. Usually it's just one or two pounds, but he beat the prior record by like fifty pounds? Honestly, I feel like that's just as big a deal as the lift itself.
I run long distance. The part about intra-workout nutrition, was unbelievably helpful and such useful information. Thank you
"The pronunciation of emphatic/stressed 'my' was [mi:] in Middle English (before the Great Vowel Shift) and its unstressed/unemphatic form was [mi].
The Great Vowel Shift was a vowel change (1400-1700) that shifted almost all the long vowels to diphthongs but it did not affect short vowels. So the pronunciation of emphatic 'my' shifted to [aɪ]* but the short vowel in 'my' [mi] in its unemphatic form remained unaffected in some accents (Northern British, Irish, some Australian accents etc)."
Where was this copy/ pasted from😂 Good job!!!🎉
Interesting; thanks for sharing!
Nerd
I mean I was just going to mention Irish and tup north, but you googled the he'll out of it 😂
love this
14:12 Longer and uncut, the polar opposite of Dr Mike
There are so many great edits from Eddie doing these 500kg
Where he talks about how he trained himself to believe that he lifts a car from his kids
And the slow motion footage of his face where you literally see like
Idk the Devil or Something in his eyes and he's just on another level of existence for a few moments
So fucking epic man gives me chills every time 😂
I thought he didn't talk specifically about the visualization he did because this was rather violent, since he talked about something involving his wife in there, too. I think the lifting the car off the kids was the common example of fight or flight overriding self-preservation from the proprioceptors.
@zacharylaschober thanks for pointing that out, I haven't look really deep into it, so thats very possible to be true, but I think either way it's Goosebumps Inducing crazy shit 😂
You are correct sir, the "lifting a car off his children" is just an example, Eddie has said the actual mental scenario is much darker and more personal. Whatever that is, it's for him to know, and for us to wonder how the f**k did his eyes change color 😂
It was actually him imagining ripping a guy off of his kids who was sexually assaulting them
I reckon you and Eddie would get on so well with your similar senses of humour. Would like to see a joint training video.
Now he’s making hilarious content for social media. He won in life.
He's fucking hilarious too 🤣
This is def worth the follow. The comedy in this video is at a gold standard. Great Content.
Love listening to you choking on burps and struggling with indigestion
Iknow right? He's so fucking hot
Eddie is pretty active on his RUclips, you should reach out for a collab. Would love to see a vid of him trialling a hypertrophy workout with the RP team, as he said he was trying to transition to body building. Reckon the banter would be well good too! X
Humour was hitting right on this video, good work
Yo shit dude congrats on the black belts that's tremendous
When he said “blacky beltchy” I felt at home. He’s been around my people haha.
Congrats on the black belt Mike! Got mine at the end of 2024 too. Keep up the great work dude, love the channel, I'm a professional coach and find it invaluable.
Why TF did Scott not include prime Eddie's lifts??
This was a really wanted video, Thank you.
I was waiting for this exact video for so long. Thank you Dr.Mike
Loving the production quality guys!
How did Scott the video guy forget the legendary Deadlift Pyramid video
Yeah, that was probably the most badass thing i've ever seen.
I think he did it twice that day too. He said, "ah, let's do it again and record it."
It's just not acceptable
It might be in the longer members edition.
@@davidcoulter1058how long does ones member need be to see?
Subscribed!
1/ I like Eddie Hall which is what pulled me in to watch the vid
2/ You talk alot of sense
3/ Your few self adds are very quick flash ups unlike other channels.
I have been waiting for this for a very long time, thank you! This was awesome, I hope you do some more content with Brian Shaw and Eddie in the future, strongman is a fun sport.
Keep up the great work!
very respectfull comments sir - pleasure to listen ...
I feel an increase in strength having watched this!
That AD read was incredible well done.
6:55 devious place to freeze frame on Eddie there 😂
Lol very good eye, i need to blow this up into a poster to hang in my room to be strong like eddie hall
@ShermanWilliams-ri4fy better yet, put it on a shirt and send it to Brian
You know who else was from Stoke-on-trent? Lemmy. That place produces legendary figures apparently.
And Slash was raised there for a few years
@@pantoqwerty Slash is garbage, Lemmy lived in the US far longer than he did Stoke
I don't know why we say it Mike, but your me favourite RUclipsr.
The editing and scott stuff is just gettin better and better
Eddie Hall's video on how to deadlift is amazing too.
Former Professor? Are you full time youtube now? Love the videos brother!
Eddie being from Stoke would be so offended by your impression of him having a London accent! 😂
Stoke accent ain't THAT different from most london accents
It really is lol @@Lifeisgood-bv2tg
@ you’re clearly not from London or Stoke
@@nkonig1 Born and raised in east london-newham. U can tell he's not from london if u are from the uk. If you are not british you have to concentrate to hear the difference. Only exception is queens english or high rp but i dont count those as just london accents
@@Lifeisgood-bv2tg ok. Well I was born and raised in Beckenham South East London and can hear a huge difference between all the London accents when compared with a Stoke accent. Not sure how you can’t but there you go. You’ve got your stance, I’ve got mine.
Love to see that dr mike is keeping up the tradition of shoving the topic of "I'm a jiu jitsu black belt" in every conversation
Parabéns pela faixa preta!
Get Mitch Hooper on for a critique Mitch Hooper ep!
Mitch can’t handle being critiqued
Mitch is too short
I watch your channel and has helped me out in many ways, in working out and supplements, I am English :)
you did Eddie dirty with that freeze frame @ 7:00
Mike, the intra workout shake information deserves its own video imo. really interesting
9:27 Rich Pianas 8 hr arm workout 😂
Gotta confuse the new viewers, right babe?
5:08 I learned to actually think that the thing is UNDER the floor, and I’m using that ball to get through it. I do 5-7 reps with about five breaths in between them, and by the gods it feels GOOD to just unleash hell every throw.
There are goblins in the floor boards, and they fear you
@ HULK SMASH WITH BALL
@@Moose92411 in you I trust Hulk Bulkan
Eddy's strongman diet is life goals
Thank you for the upload baby bro! Regarding the info you communicated at around: 08:40 concerning consuming isomolar solutions. You missed some essential science details:
An isomolar solution has the same osmolarity (number of osmoles of solute per liter of solution) as human body fluids, typically around 285-295 mOsm/L. This means that a solution with 8% nutrient solutes in 1000 mL of water would need to have an osmolarity close to this range to be considered isomolar for human physiology. The human gut absorbs nutrients through the intestinal lining, which relies on osmotic gradients to move substances. If a solution is isomolar, it means it won't cause water to move into or out of the cells lining the gut, which helps maintain proper hydration and nutrient absorption.
The osmolarity of milk is approximately 300 mOsm/kg. This value can vary slightly depending on the specific composition of the milk, including the presence of nutrients like lactose, fats, and proteins. Milks osmolarity is quite close to that of human body fluids, making it effective for rehydration. Additionally, milk provides a rich source of electrolytes, such as sodium and potassium, which are essential for maintaining fluid balance in the body. Plus, it contains proteins and carbohydrates that can aid in recovery and provide sustained energy.
Water, while essential and effective for hydration, doesn't contain these extra nutrients. That's why athletes and people who need to rehydrate after intense activity often turn to beverages like milk & those that do not should!!!
Peace & Love!!!
P.S. good to see you come around to the advantages of Burpees & inline with what I mentioned in the comments the last time you "critiqued" them :::))
You should review the videos of Prime Fat Eddie, fat Eddie is my favorite Eddie. His training weights were absolutely insane, and everything controlled to the max. He might be one of the strongest humans ever.
Him and Brian Shaw are inhuman 😂
TF you mean might? This guy is, WITHOUT A DOUBT, one of the strongest people ever lmao
He repped out 6 plates on his own flat and incline, no spotter, full paused reps for multiple sets, it’s mind boggling
YES FINALLY! I've been waiting for you to review Eddie and I agree with Eddie they weren't official plates and it was in his garage that his dad setup, not on an official stage in front of the world! By the way you're awesome Dr. Mike, thanks for doing what you do.
11:35 brit here, I’m pretty sure we use ‘me’ instead of ‘my’ because it rolls of the tongue easier and honestly we’re just lazy and want to say things as quick as possible as saying ‘me’ is quicker than saying ‘my’. Some other examples are instead of ‘alright’ we say ‘ight’ and to punctuate our sentences we say ‘innit’
i would say ight is not really a british thing as a total but more of a new generation thing bc alot of younf americans say ight also. but i agree with saying me instead of my tho bc i do it its more of a northern dialect but yeah
Come on now... You all just want to sound like pirates. Innit. ;)
I'm also a brit, I say "mi" it's just laziness
@@torchmark66 and you americans want to butcher the language innit
UK accents are much more prone to cut words or shorten words then american accents
american accents are more prone to use exageration to emphasis while Uk accents are more prone to use ommission to emphasis
an extreme example would be
"i went down to the shops"
a UK accent might end up sounding like
"a-wen t shop"
while an american accent might end up sounding like
"i WENT down to the SHOPS"
because the UK accents basically cut everything that isnt "necesary"
its why you also get "me nan" not "my nan" cos its not "me" nan its "m' nan"
all the extra sounds are cut out, and only the important ones that you need for context are left
unfortunatly, its also why stronger UK accents are harder to understand for non natives, cos they cut out all of the extra sounds that a non native might need to hear to know what was said
Nice! Love seeing you analyzing people with other sets of values than body builders... no offense! Lol To my understanding, body building was essentially a way to get visibility in the training space. You could be one of the greatest contributors to changing mentalities of a demographic of people who were damaging their health without putting much thought into it and into the values behind their reasons.
Loved the amount of science in this video!
Thank you Mike. Thank you Gregg.
Best Eddie Hall video I've seen was called Big Gym Monster. It's a super cut of his best lifts at his peak strength. Cool analysis
"Rich Piana's 8 hour arm workout" 😂😂
Best add transition ever dude
Thank you greg.
😂
Great and respectful video, nicely done
11:33 - s'easier innit
Doing a cockney accent for someone from Stoke :D Love it; great video, hope big Ed has seen it.
6:21 MINIATURE!!!?!? That’s at WORST average besides i bet it has a great personality
Underrated comment😭😭😂
Mike I love you and all your videos! You’re hilarious! Eddie Hall and that lift was truly legendary! So inspirational
21:49 Basically Eddie is so strong that you have to work hard for a long time to even pretend to be half as strong as him
16:15 I almost spit out my pretzels 😂😂
Imagine if the aliens came and we sent Eddy and Thor as Earth’s representatives.
Aliens would know wassup real quick 🦍
To be honest, if they have been to earth then they would be the first to get probed lol
They’d end up scrapping each other before they got to the aliens
@ even better man , scare them aliens off . Who’d want to be close to those two going at it?
@ now why you gotta take it there bro ☠️
Hell yeah Doc. This was a fun one
Now that you have done Brian and Eddie, you have to cover their arm wrestling training for their match tomorrow…
That ad read got me bro, nice work
As a geordie, you'd be baffled with our local dialect and accent. None of the cockney governors bollocks
I would just like to say that your app is the best most Jewish work around to having to pay Apple a portion of your revenues. So well done I didn’t even know that was an option. You should advertise that it actually functions like an app you just don’t get it through the App Store. Well done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Scott missed out his best lift's 😢 Like when he made 217kg Axel Press look like a pice off piss. His plane pull at WSM 2017 was insane aswell. Prime Eddie Hall was just different gravy.
Mike usually has sick playlists for his in-gym videos. There's obviously some thought put into this.
Mike--can you do a video on the role music plays in your training and recommend some of your favorite tracks for a workout playlist?
From what I understand, the main crux of the argument against Thor's deadlift was that it was at his own home gym on his own timeline under "ideal" circumstances, whereas Eddie did it in an official competition against other competitors. Both are incredible no matter what, but there's a very solid argument against Thor's being an "official" record. FWIW Brian Shaw thinks Thor's lift should be an "unofficial" record but Eddie's should still be the "official" record
Except a lot of those arguments are either untrue or deliberately misleading, because Eddie has worked overtime to propagate misinformation and delegitimise Thor's 501 ever since it happened:
'Thor did the lift in his gym' ... he did. As part of a sanctioned event with set rules and timings he had to follow. In front of the Head Referee from World's Strongest Man, and a wall of sponsors. While a television camera-crew broadcast the whole event live on ESPN.
'Thor's dad weighed the plates' ... Thor's dad put the plates on a scale, in front of the Head Referee from World's Strongest Man. The scale weighed the plates.
'It wasn't in competition' ... competition lifts follow set rules and get judged by a referee, which this did. It was performed to competition standards, and there's documentary evidence that Thor did all the same weight-jumps under the same time-restrictions as Eddie did.
'It was only one kilo more' ... world records are broken by very small margins all the time, whether it's one kilo heavier or one second faster or one inch further. Eddie himself broke the axle-press world-record by a single kilogram, so he knows from personal experience that this is a silly argument.
... it's worth bearing in mind that Eddie's basically built an entire career off the back of the 500kg deadlift, his reputation depends on him saying Thor's lift "doesn't count".
@@GODOFHELLFIRE3 If you applied all these rules to track and did it in a private event it would not be a world record, neither if it was a swimming pool. Hope this helps!
@@GODOFHELLFIRE3 Eddie hasn't made his whole career off that lift. Don't type bollocks. His reputation doesn't depend on that what so ever,.
@boxingvanilla5960 It... wasn't a private event though... so how would that help literally anything..? Broadcasted live, completely planned, everything set in stone as to who, what, where, when, how, all of it. Swimming and Track tend not to have records broken outside of competitions because they don't get paid for that. An athlete will do their best during competition and break the records during competition so that they can get paid and also get their bonuses for breaking the records. If you break the record in practice and submit that for your world record, you're not getting any extra money for it and even costing yourself money if you can't beat that again in the actual competition. Most also don't have all the recordings for outside of competitions. This guy, however, had officials from competitions, had his scales tested by referees, had his weights measured on those scales, and followed the rules of the competition lifts to qualify for the record break. It was no different from being in a competition other than the fact that it's only you competing. It wasn't at that competition specifically, but it used that competitions rules and referees much like how an Olympic Trial isn't the Olympics, but Florence holds the Olympic record for her 100m run during a trial run and not her Olympic run that would've also been a world record and Olympic record break if the previous did not count.
@@GODOFHELLFIRE3 I'd say the opposite actually. Thor's entire reputation rests on that lift far more heavily. Without breaking it he has no world records and was only able to win WSM after Eddie retired, so it would be a career in the shadow of Eddie.
And while i think Thor had the strength to make that lift in competition setting, i don't think it should stand as home gym lifts aren't counted as records in any other setting.
Hey Dr Mike, Great video. UK Northerners often use "me' instead of 'my', particulary Scousers! Eddie is from Stoke, middle England, on the cusp of the 'me' 'my' divide 🙂
You might already know this Mike but i think that red bar is an extra long whippy bar Eddie Hall trains on specifically to make it harder.
Thankyou for this video. Eddie hall is one of my favorite people in general. Just seems like an awesome guy. And Brian Shaw.
Dr Mike - "Me shoulder" or "Me Nan" is something you would hear in Northern England (where folks are proper). They say "my" in the South where folks are not as cultured. 😁
Starting a subculture war are we? 😁
bruv ur english, you should be the prime example of spelling and making conversation in dat launguage, not the worst one after the scottish 😀 It dont matter wich part of england u point at
I’m from the south and everyone I’ve ever known says “me”
Are you confusing London with the whole south?
Including Stoke-on-Trent as the North is a stunning and brave move.
Northerns are true “Brits” 🏴🏴🏴
Love the work man
Former professor? They must have found out about the cadaver lab.
The 'feeling like you're really hydrating' is so real for taking on electrolytes during/after endurance exercise.
I'm a runner, and I actively crave the salts in my electrolyte drink during and after my run.
I can down 1L of my electrolyte solution in an instant when I've been sweating, but when I've not been sweating I struggle to drink a sip of it.
It tastes salty when I'm good for electrolytes, and it doesn't taste salty at all when I'm depleted of electrolytes.
My body is really good at telling me when I do/don't need electrolytes.
Who's here afer the Coach Greg video 😂😂
surely do a video on armwrestlers like checking out their training but also some of the insane lifts they can do
8:43 for 1000 ml of water 8% solution would be like 87gm. For 80g to be 8% the total size of the shake would need to be 1000 ml. So you would have 920 ml of water.
you'd be right if the 8% were "volume by volume" so to speak, but when people describe aqueous solutions as "x%" without any units they almost always mean weight by volume. the nomenclature for w/v is "x grams of solute dissolved in 100 ml of water is an x% solution". not very scientific imho but widely used
Saw the promotion on IG! Congratulations on your black belt!
I’m at purple currently, I’d love to struggle snuggle with you 😉
eddie hall is also descended from viking like thor- hes from the north of england. most of the rest of his dna will be from the Angles, who came from the same place as the vikings, but left a few hundred years before.
hahaha plot twist, every elite strongman is secretly a Viking descendant. It's no coincidence that Vikings discovered America before Columbus. On Their way back to Scandinavia, they were like, Oh shit we forgot Björn he was still looting that church, and whoops we got Brian Shaw a few generations later.
@@nocbvideos6458 brian shaw is likely largely english in origin (because all white american are european in origin), so he is probably descended from vikings as well
one of the main strength genes comes from the indo-europeans, a group from thousands of years ago orignating in russia and kazakhstan. they are the ancestors of modern euroeans, indians and central asians. the indo europeans were incredinly muscular, and tall compared to the other europeans and asians at the time.
the amount of indo european dna varies between countries and people. the regions with the most are scandinavia, the british isles, the baltic states, and the caucasus s, and eastern europe. this regions are all known for strength.
every elite strongman (excluding those of african and polynesian decent) are strong fue to high levels of indo european dna, some of which was inherited through the vikings, who were descendants of the indo-europeans
Hahaha loving your 'English'. So like across your states we have very distinct accents like very 15 miles, it's that crazy. I drive to work and they speak differently to where I live. I say 'my' but yeah Eddie says 'me' and others say 'ma' in that context. I can't even understand some of the accents. If impersonating a Londoner people either go very posh or very common guv' innit. Anyway, great vid and I'm loving the impressions mate.
Eddie broke that record by 35 kilos that day. The record he broke, was his.
Literally the greatest lift in strength sports history.
Eddie's 500 and Lasha's 225 snatch stand pretty much equal in that regards, in so far as they're so absurd that it's likely impossible their magnitude will ever be surpassed.
@thomasbaughman9941 lasha and his 225 isn't even in the same league. Especially as a moment, because lasha for all those major events was just going for the goal of chipping the world record. Eddie absolutely smashed it. That 225 lift was beating the record of 220. If you count that the same as Eddie, that would put every all time record on the same level.
@@brandonhoover2120 😂 can you even deadlift 225
@@thomasbaughman9941 So rather then using logic, you just say some dumb shit trying to insult? Do you need me to slowly explain how breaking a record by 5 kilos is not in the same league as breaking a record by 35kg? You understand that's 7 fucking times more.
You apparently are so biased towards a guy who doesn't know you exist, you lose all ability to have logical conversation.
Grow up kid.
I think it's worth noticing that Eddie's 500kg lift was at the end of a heavy competition, while the other lift was specifically trained and planned for and done under ideal conditions.
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Oompa Loompa doompety-dee
If you are wise, you'll listen to me Loompa doompety-doo
I greg my doucette hard than last time..
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Mike israetel thinks he's better than me
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Mike is gonna take that??
Thoroughly enjoyed this mate, ME mum loved it too 😂🇬🇧👌🏾
Eddie is from Northern England, like myself (West Yorkshire). No idea why we say "me" or "mi" instead of "my"; probably because it's easier and quicker to say. Typical local dialect and culture shit lol. I think you'd hear it less in Southern English accents though.
Eddie hall is an absolute legend im honoured to know him personally him being a good friend of my uncle had change to work out with him few time 2010 he is such a nice dude and very clever guy you wouldn’t believe it lol great video :)
I do believe at his peak Eddie was the strongest person to ever live. Static lifts. Unbelievable.
Regarding the accent. Eddie Hall is from Stoke which is in the north of England. So less likely to sound like Dick van Dyke in Mary Poppins.
The key to the Stoke accent is the weird pronunciation of the o sound. Check out how he says Rogue.
Anyway great video
It's not correct to say he was the first to move that amount of weight from the ground and all the way up. Yes, it's the first time it's done in what we call a regular deadlift, but the 18" deadlift broke this barrier in 1983. over 40 years ago. And that is also moving weights from the ground and all the way up. If anyone wants to become technical about this, the bar on regular deadlift is also above the ground. It's the wording that is wrong, as it might give people the impression that this was the first time anyone ever lifted this amount of weight, which is false.
Also, Žydrūnas "Big Z" Savickas broke the 500kg mark in the Hummer Tire Deadlift in 2012. And the weight wasn't that unheard of in strength sports. Outside the deadlift Strongmen were carrying around 700kg Yokes in the same year.
Your plug game is proper these days