This comment is dumb, many people workout at home with just a barbell(like me), and some gyms may not have it or someone is already using it. The perfect failure has a technique, which is important if you're into weightlifting.
@@AppleOfThineEyesorry it’s insensitive to idiots. You would never catch me doing squats with enough weight for me to potentially fail WITHOUT safety pins to catch the weight if I can’t get it. The potential gains aren’t worth my life. The guy in the video got lucky. If he reacted even a millisecond slower the weight probably would’ve crushed him.
I don't understand why you wouldn't squat in a safety rack when you are using near max loads. The only exception I can think of is if you are competing. This actually looks pretty reckless and even stupid to me.
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Bro squat canceled into a slide dash 💀
Bro was so smooth 💀
bro exited the squat and went right for a single leg
Somebody has to make that video
That's an eliko weightlifting platform weights can be dropped there. Also he could do Olympic lifts on that platform.
bro pressed the eject button
It's almost like they make squat racks with built in safeties for a specific exercise
Not every rack has those, this is the correct way to do so without the safeties
It’s almost like you’ve never been into a gym in order to realize not every rack can be adjusted
This comment is dumb, many people workout at home with just a barbell(like me), and some gyms may not have it or someone is already using it. The perfect failure has a technique, which is important if you're into weightlifting.
@@adamvebaloisnotavailableThanks for making this comment. OP's comment is totally insensitive to those who do squats at home.
@@AppleOfThineEyesorry it’s insensitive to idiots. You would never catch me doing squats with enough weight for me to potentially fail WITHOUT safety pins to catch the weight if I can’t get it. The potential gains aren’t worth my life.
The guy in the video got lucky. If he reacted even a millisecond slower the weight probably would’ve crushed him.
Should be “correct way to bail out”
same diff
Bro really said (yeet)
I don't understand why you wouldn't squat in a safety rack when you are using near max loads. The only exception I can think of is if you are competing.
This actually looks pretty reckless and even stupid to me.
u look stupid
Maybe they doesn't have those in this gym or they are at use
He's squatting high bar, it's a very safe way to bail out of it. This is how actual weightlifters squat, powerlifters couldn't compare
Safety bars
Not every rack has them
@@elijahemmerevery squat rack does
that's hard to do damn ima just not squat too heavy
Practice it at lower weights it’s an important skill get used to bailing out from under the bar
or you could use a rack
use a rack nd adjust the safeties to your depth so you just need to relax and let the bar go. u dont have to do this crazy sh if you use safties
I failed a squat like this before with only 270 lbs and it broke my barbell
damn, smooth
Took one for the team
How to annoy everyone at the gym, especially the owner
by lifting?
By dropping the barbell, you cant drop the weights at most gyms
@@nikhnikh9806dude was stuck what you want him to do? 😂
I laughed so much
Just out of curiosity why do squad on death lift area?
Just out of curiosity were you bullied growing up?
@@devogord9593 just out of curiosity can you shut the fuck up
@@failvail2399 I'm serious why? trying to learn something here.
@@hanguyen5101997 bc he let it fall so the floor doesnt damage on the impact
its okay to squat on a deadlift platform.
😂😂
Yeah or you could just use safety racks
that’s also how u bail on safety racks 💀
@@haowo.c huh?? tf no its not. your safties are way too low then. it should be an inch below ur depth so you dont need to drop it and damage the rack
Learn what weightlifting is