BRIAN SHAW'S WORLD RECORD 733 LB STONE LIFT | The Strongest Man in History | History
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- In Scotland, the strongmen attempt to lift and carry the legendary 733 lb. Dinnie Stones a record breaking 8'2" in this scene from Season 1, "Stronger Than a Scotsman". #StrongestMan
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This was my favorite moment from the first season! It was really amazing to break this record on the show and with the guys there! Thanks for all the support! 💪💯
Killed it big man!!
It was awesome to see it in person!! Well deserved Brian!
Top notch dude, big respect, love the show. Is there any advice you would share for a big guy like yourself but is just starting out after years of not working out really? Like, what I should focus on, goals to reach or set, or ideas on how to maximize strength if you were born with a good amount already?
You were the only guy not to show your hands afterwards and they should have been the worse off being under pressure the longest. Dinnies showed respect!
Man you nailed it damm!!
I would personally hire Robert to just stand by my bedside and yell "GET UP" as an alarm.
YES.
MysteryGame Fanatic but...?
That would be terrifying the first few times.
You could rip the audio from the video and set it as a ring tone/ alarm / etc on your phone lol
*flips your bed when you try to turn over and snooze more*
Me, when I carry every bag of groceries inside on one trip...
No likes making multiple trips
Multi-trips is for b*tches. Finger hook those f*ckers and haul it.
Then go back without shoes because a piece of bread fell out
It’s impossible for me because I have 3 brothers so the amount of bags is insane
@@thelegando4281 theres always somthing.
Brian is such a massive and powerful guy, but he seems so gentle
Walter Plinge you don’t think he’s just a nice guy
@@bMegalyth Well, he wasn't always this size. Who's to say he wasn't bullied as a child, and perhaps it's a small reason he is who he is today. People that have been bullied (Intelligent ones) tend to not bully others because they can empathize. Food for thought.
Probably wouldn't test him lol
@@spacepioneer4070 or you know, he could have just been raised correctly, with a happy upbringing?
@@salty1564 I absolutely agree.
This guys are among the strongest men in the world and sound so friendly and approcheable. Breaking that stereotype all the way.
TechYK you should check out their channel lol
Yeah, I was watching this and thinking this is nothing what their like on their own channels haha
@@i3izzle they are still super friendly on there channels tho
Umm. What stereotype?
Starting Axis yeah I thought they would be like aggressive bikers
"You guys ready to eat?"
" always"
That touched my soul
These four guys: Walk into a restaurant
Manager: [dies]
Always ready to eat
I would like to see them eat
@@garyevans3421 me too
What touches my soul is when poor starving families sit down to eat, especially young children.
Imagine the fear and terror in a manager at an all you can eat when these guys show up.
😂😂😂
What tf is a manger?
@@TravelerVolkriin It's french for eat
@@KlaasBaas lol that'll do
The business loses money haha
"You guys ready to eat?"
"Yeah"
Owner of a buffet: "why do I hear boss music?"
VastSpartan 😂
Wow amazing comment
🤣🤣🤣
Nice
I think I woke the neighbors with sounds of low pitched hyena laughter
This is unbelievably wholesome and I don’t know why
Lol
It's def the skirts.
Just some dudes moving rocks.
Jack McIntyre i honestly think it was his smile right after he finished the walk it was so great
It's from the history channel for one.
These guys need to have Gordon Ramsey cook them a big burger.
I agree🔥🍔🥩
they well deserve it!
I think only epic meal time could make a burger that would satisfy these giants 😂
"Season the burger both sides"
I'd like them to meet Gordon Ramsey, and they cook for him
This guy is tough enough to go to the Salty Spittoon.
Best comment I read so far
Bruhh 😭 I just watched that episode 🤣🤣🔥
He owns the place
@@AdamasutojrAJR This meathead isn't the world's strongest man, I would slump him with a smooth two piece. Now guys who actually competed on the real World's Strongest Man tv show like Yoko Ahola and Magnus Samuelson, those are dudes you don't wanna scrap with, but just because this guy can pick something up doesn't mean he's got hands.
LMAO
Love how chill he is about breaking the record. Everyone is so awed by him and he’s just like “cool🙂”
This is just a regular Tuesday for brian
Yall need to know these dudes are on steroids though, it's easy to tell
“ you guys ready to eat?”
“Always.”
Lol wow these guys are legends.
Basically everything about brian shaw is intimidating except his face lmao
And voice
Nah his voice scares me too
Brian Shaw is a beautiful man who nobody can doubt.
"GRRRR AHHHHHH"...*finishes the lift*.."aww geez guys that was great"
His face is friendly, and his demeanor is beautiful.
4:54 Everyone cheering and happy "umm so who's going to help me put these stones back" as strongmen walk away.
Rico Yla bout to say the same thing😂😂
notice with each men trying, the stone is back to it's place
Im assuming they have some sort of machine that can lift them from their hooks if you consider the fact that just lifting the stones get you in the record books, or maybe if you have several people lifting them one at a time its possible, still though thats not fun
This meathead isn't the world's strongest man, I would slump him with a smooth two piece. Now guys who actually competed on the real World's Strongest Man tv show like Yoko Ahola and Magnus Samuelson, those are dudes you don't wanna scrap with, but just because this guy can pick something up doesn't mean he's got hands.
@@RobbieStacks90 I doubt you could beat up a woman, let alone 2 piece a giant💀
"Hey what's the most historical thing in strongman history?"
Strongman: *"rock"*
Are you guys ready to eat
Yeah of course
That question is insulting them already
Oh my God I love how they always end off the videos like that!
You guys ready to eat?
Always
Brian said it was the hardest part of the training.
@@goku445 yep eating is definitely hardest part I train for bodybuilding and eating same thing everyday makes you sick
And thats the bottom line because tamazovic said so
@@tazosiamashvili3651 I hope you eat more healthy than Brian does..
Eddie: You guys reaedy to eat?
Guys: Yeah
Scotland: Preparing for year of famine.
this made me chuckle a lot
Weakkk 😭😂😂😂
More like a month at most
argiN duoL r/whoosh
Lol
Eddie was dehydrated so his hands hurt so much.
Hmm
Just put some gloves on...
@King Graveth Eddie would talk a lot about how he's not drinking enough water.
It's become a running gag within Eddie's fandom that anything he does or doesn't succeed at is dependent on whether or not he was hydrated, It's gotten to the point where we like to say Eddie could perform unnatural feats of strength if he was hydrated like idk juggle the denny stones or bench press a planet XD
Arnold
😆
Yall need to know these dudes are on steroids though, it's easy to tell
I love how massive these guys are and they still call each other “Buddy”😂
Royer Sopal yea 😂😂
Royer Sopal I don’t get it ...
What else are they going to call each other, "yo muscles good job on the lift," "hey I appreciate that big chest." I think buddy or pal sounds better don't you? I mean I guess they can use their names but after awhile imo that's boring when they are friends anyways.
The REAL strongman is the guy who brought the stones back to the starting line
2k2Reallife that’s the machine
They were probably rolled
2k2Reallife they used a machine
Hahahaa
I was there and it was actually the bookkeeper lady at the end. She agreed to do it on the condition they wouldn't film her, as (god bless her) she's terribly uncomfortable with her own strength...
Teacher: “Alright I need some strong boys to pick up the textbooks off the floor”
Me and the boys: 1:17-1:30
Charles Ford Jr 🤣🤣
I laughed so hard, so underrated 😂😂😂👍
Lmao
Thai needs more likes!!!!
🤣🤣🤣
Brad Castleberry carried them the whole length of the bridge.
Mitjitsu and curled them 200 times each
that's cap
Between his buttcheeks
I heard brad threw them across the length of the bridge.
They said he swung them and dropped every step. This was the record for one carry
For those who don't know 733 pounds is 334 kgs
You are a messenger of God thank you
It''s 332.483 to be exact. How did you come up with 334?
@@46wireboy sorry just calculated in my mind
Jusy try to imagine that weight in your hands 😩😂
The toughest part is that it's not evenly distributed, one arm holds more weight than the other which can trip you over easily, these guys did a good job!
Who else was worrying about someone’s toe being crushed ? 😂
People who don't deadlift heavy
@@seheadhunter50 toes are nowhere near the plates when deadlifting lol
@@goonerinSP Except for sumo deadlift on the gym fail compilation... Ye Ouch!
I think it would break if it fell on Shaw's foot
Strongmen: lifts weight
2 mins later: "LETS GO EAT"
That's just what you do as a strongman. Eat and lift ad infinitum.
*eat like Goku
No one:
My mom waking me up for school: 1:55
thicc boi: OMG 😂😂😂
Dis good
Yall need to know these dudes are on steroids though, it's easy to tell
*2nd graders when they carry 2 chairs*
GunScott HDgaming me in high school carrying one
This whole series is to show that Brian is stronger than everyone on the show.
Ultradian fax
Ultradian not in static strength
@@scherebeatle lol none of these dudes beat Brian in static strength, Eddie could of 3 years ago but only for that year
Imagine that only 2 years after this episode was aired, that a 140lbs young woman was able to lift those stones. Granted she couldn't walk with them, but the fact she even got those stones up despite being like 300lbs lighter than these guys is insane.
Chloe Brennan, absolute Legend.
5 times her body weight, really mindblowing stuff 😳
@@iwantaplushia8307 You know what's more mindblowing? That I later found out Chloe Brennan (the 140lbs woman in question) actually lifted up those dinnie stones twice and just recently lifted up a new pair of stones weighing 771lbs/350kgs.
Brian Shaw is a legend. Will be talked about for hundreds of years. Eddie Hall has some feats that will also keep him in the conversation.
Nobody's going to beat Eddie's deadlift record in this lifetime, he'll be the name in the book for another 100 years
@@TrenbologneSandwich Oh, so you have time traveled?
If the earth still exists in a hundred years.
@@TrenbologneSandwich i dont know man, heard thor was pretty close? Maybe he will break it in a few years. But not as much like eddie breaks a record with like 50kg difference
Doyle Nonsense. Hafthor will break it in the near future and other lifters will also hit 500+ before Eddie dies. That’s just how it goes, strength evolves over time
Imagine one of your hands slip and the rock fell to your feet
They would probably have to amputate idk
Nope!!!
@@jester0297 No reconstruction can be applied for bone or can it be?!
Eh not to bad.. I’ve had many horses step on my feet (Which is around 1000 pounds) it would hurt but you probably wouldn’t have to amputate it.
@@sam-qg2ql You are right, unless your bones turn into a bag of dog treats, in that case you wont need to worry about socks that keep disappearing
Whenever this 62 yr. old man needs inspiration, I watch a Brian Shaw/Eddie Hall video. Maybe one day I'll get to meet one or both of these gentlemen in person. Eddie always pulls a hearty laugh out of me with his antics.
Dan cockerham hey man nick best is one of the strongest man in the entire world and he is almost 52 age doesn’t matter in sports it’s your mind that matters
Sword scar age does matter sorry, my 87 year old grandma shouldn’t even lift a groceries bag. 52 and 62 is a decade apart
Feraldo Rozanandy I guess every case is different I said age doesn’t matter because my dad is 64 and can do 2 times my max on pretty much anything and I consider myself strong for my age
@@feraldorozanandy1114 sorry no your wrong my man you are wrong
@@swordscar6278 well no age does matter in sports. But that’s not an excuse to stop exercising at higher ages
Only reason Brian Shaw won was because he knew how to utilize the power of the kilt the best.
Rumor has it Brian wears a size XXXXXXXL skilt
Nah, Eddie was dehydrated
If anyone deserves to do it, it was Brian Shaw. Genuine legend. 4 times worlds strongest man, course he was gonna do it.
heˈlō, həˈlō the rock is nowhere near these guys' level
This was probably even harder just because of the 100 lbs difference
World record: *exists*
*Brian Shaw has entered the chat*
What about Eddies deadlift world record? Lol chat closed
seheadhunter50 deadlift isn’t the ultimate lift that determines all quality’s of strength so flawed
Andrew Amora that’s an incredibly vague statement to make
Nothing vague about my statement , you deadlift more than me doesn’t indicate you’re stronger than me overall
Andrew Amora you don’t get to decide what constitutes as “strength”. You didn’t provide reasons for why something is flawed. All you really did was make a sequence of criticisms with zero supporting evidence for why your criticisms may or may not be valid, which is inherently what “vagueness” is.
The notion that “x person deadlifting more than me is not indicative of strength” has so many inherent problems, because then, YOU, the critic, need to provide an agreed upon definition for what “strength “ should look like.
Well, the next thing we'll know about Brian Shaw's grip strength is that he probably compresses coal into diamond.
Hahaha lol
Like Hanma Yujiro
Brian went last because he was late to the set.
When the “little guy” is 318 lbs 🙀
Shortest here is 6' 2" lol
Brian keeps proving he is the strongest man on Earth. He has super strength. He also keeps proving he is the coolest person ever
@Nick Beilstein
No to what...?
Yes he is humble as one can get
Maybe the strongest man in human history
Brian looks happy as a child! He's such an innocent beast! Wonder when he'll be cast as Shrek. 😃
He's too big LOL
At the same time you get the role of Ghandi I imagine.
I almost wish Brian would go after records the last couple years of his career, instead of competing. I'm not sure he'll ever be able to win a big show again. But he still has insane strength.
I hope that he's able to get his 5th WSM, and then yeah, would love to see him just break records after that.
@@heatherthehermit1857 man im on edge right now lol, i hope he wins so bad
*breaks world record*
Eddie: Alright, you guys ready to eat?
History Channel ‘90’s: The Battle of Midway.
History Channel 2019: strongmen carrying rocks.
I guess it's still interesting, but definitely not something that should be on the History channel.
The network formerly known as The Hitler Channel.
its basically showing the history of Strongman.
It's closer to history than some of the other programs, considering that the stones are historical.
@Tyler Durden yes, it started to go down hill when they shortened the name to Nat Geo
Brian Shaw one of the strongest men to ever walk the face of this earth. Truly God given talent. Keep braking records!
Donald Dinnie didn't Weigh over 400pounds and wasn't taking steroids
@@stevelajoie5682 ... so man given talent it is!
@@stevelajoie5682 He also didn't carry them across all at once, he set them down after every step
@@jennytwohands6863 Most of the competitions that Shaw attended have strict anti-doping policies and administer drug testing under suspicion. They can do this randomly as well. Brian Shaw was never known to be tested for using steroids. There is no concrete evidence showing that Brian Shaw was ever tested for steroids, let alone gone through drug testing. So it's up in the air. However. If he were to be tested and found positive, he would have been banned from future competitions and many others. Even if he had been tested and found to use a potential masking agent (which could imply a usage but not necessarily be) that would be a temporary ban. He has participated every year since 2009 for context.
But, by being one of the loudest anti steroids voices on the strongman circuit it casts into doubt any usage. He could’ve achieved the same results by using natural supplements formulated to create the optimal anabolic effect in your body. Had he used steroids, some of his events he's traditionally lagged behind others in the past he likely would have had a better showing, which leans towards him using natural supplements with his meals of low end 8k-high end 10k plus calories. Especially given his efforts the last couple years to reduce his body fat and lower his target weight significantly, something not as plausible with steroid abuse given his size. Many of those who use also start showing certain health habits as they get older, none that have been readily found in Shaw who is inordinary public with his video posts photos etc. with his fans.
A masking agent wouldn't hide those outward changes. So to me it leans towards him not using them, but others may see that as they wish.
@@Gungho73 if you really bielive that eddie isnt on PEDs this alone proves tht you know nothing of the strongman world and the strongman competitions
Brian's grip strength has always been out of this world, and this video proves it as well as anything.
I was gritting my teeth wanting Brian to cross that record line.
These guys are *S T R O N G*
@Beau Primeaux They all compete in the worlds strongest man and other strong man competitions that do rigorous drug testing, so no.
Nick: I hold the record in the shield carry
I like how respectful they can be. They want to beat each other but also want one another to succeed. Never thought id like watching something like this
Anyone who has torn open/off the calluses on your hands know what kinda pain these things must've caused. Yikes.
Climbers know this feeling all too well.
Especially when you wash your hands🤢
Wasted calluses lol time to rebuild em
I eat my calluses off because I am a worthless animal.
Nothing worse than a flapper at the beginning of a long day.
I'm more interested how they were able to put the stones back from the starting line.
It's easier to do one at a time
Glad someone said it
Probably a couple of guys from the production crew. 200 kilos isn't that much if you don't have it dangling from one hand.
You can roll it ya know?
Pole through the loop and two average people can lift it with ease.
Now I really enjoyed this show. Hope History Chanel has more like this.
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All of these strongmen are so underrated it pains me!!
They need to get more recognition!!
(salute)
I changed my comment so you will never know how I got 1.1k likes
Hahaha!!!
hahahaha
This is a under rated comment
I logged in just to put a like on this comment. Very underrated.
lol
Very impressive, but can the Dinnie Stones lift the strongmen?
They look about 400 pounds apiece... maybe if you gave the stone leverage but not on a pulley
4 of the nicest fellas on the planet, and they could literally rip a person's head off, but they wouldn't. Great job Brian, Eddie, Nick and Robert! Keep up the good work.
Brian is an absolute unit. I love watching the things he can do and the things I only aspire to do.
If this was a daily show on tv, you best bet I would watch it
Yeah I bet you would
I would as well considering I follow them on instagram haha
Me: sleeping 💤
My dog at 5am: 1:55
I love how motivational and supportive they all are torwards eachother
Brian shaw is like a super sized stone cold steve austin
He looks more like the Big Show
More like a powerful Dom deLuise or BamBam Bigelow
Joke: Brian and the Big Show walk into a buffet.. owner has an aneurism
Nah, Shaw is a teddy bear and Stone Cold is a rattlesnake.
@@borgl_2 Bro, Nick looks way more like Goldberg, just compare their faces, they are almost like twins.
I got a little teary eyed watching this. Great job Brian. It is one the coolest things I've ever seen. Bucket list and another world record, check!
Dude, when Brian broke the record I got goosebumps. So inspiring!
I knew Brian was gonna succeed given how strong his grip strength is. Everyone had a problem holding the weights up , even Eddie had a few blisters and tears on his hands. You guys are all awesome !
Sometimes when I’m carrying groceries, I grab as many bags as I can and I fantasize about being the world’s greatest grocery carrier. 🤷🏿♂️
That would be a hilarious video with these guys... See who could carry the most groceries into a 4 story apt building
THE DAD GAMES
@@TILEROB yes!!! I want this!!!
Lmao!
Sometimes when I read comments I think, “Why isn’t this person my best friend!” Your comment is one of those.
But how did the stones get back behind the white line?
Brayan would move them everytime
Brian*
Brain*
Bryanne*
Brani *
These men wearing kilts while lifting huge stones. These guys rock.
Those are Kilts Donald
Literally
Don......is that really you? Please come home.
Can you take $1,000,000 and turn it into several billion?
Who's here after Uncle Loz just broke the record? Amazing stuff!
And Brian breaks the record AGAIN
I knew from the start Brian would beat because out of all of them he has the strongest grip strength, which was the most important factor in lifting those heavy rocks. Good guys and especially Brian!
To anyone who has tried carrying something heavy with those types of handles, you KNOW how painful it is. The pain + weight is indeed a superhuman showcase of mental and physical strenght.
”You guys ready to eat?”
Never screamed ’YES’ to a video before.
Chloe Brennan's lift might be the most impressive feat of strength I have ever seen, based on this clip.
Shaw is a legend, Truly one of the strongest men to ever live, what a beast.
Imagine their feet gettin caught under those stones while dropping them
I was thinking same the way they move out of way when dropping them worst nightmare imagine the pain
That's not gonna happen. They're not 11 yrs old
You'd be surprised how much weight your feet can take before breaking.
Well, no more feet
@@TimDaOne I guess u didnt watch the video. And since when did 11 yo do a farmer walk.
Another record: Brian just became the first strongman on youtube to break a million subscribers
I met Brian the other day, I am a welder and we build some of the world’s strongest man competition challenges for Brian! I swear when he walks through the shop, we all look like kindergarten kids standing next to him, but he’s so respectful and doesn’t crush your hand shaking it! Although it does feel like shaking hands with a baseball mitt 🤣 mad respect to that guy man
My question is who moves the stones back at each turn lol
Forklift
When they move natural stones in strongman competitions they roll it onto a net with handles then 3 or 4 guys pick up the net and carry it
they prob all help taking it back. wouldnt be difficult
Eddie, when he's hydrated.
Eddie: a world record?
Robert: a record of the world?
I can't even carry my mum's bag without taking a break
10,000 subscribers without a video challenge
I’m scared of dolphins 🐬
Same :,)
This meathead isn't the world's strongest man, I would slump him with a smooth two piece. Now guys who actually competed on the real World's Strongest Man tv show like Yoko Ahola and Magnus Samuelson, those are dudes you don't wanna scrap with, but just because this guy can pick something up doesn't mean he's got hands.
Zenigundam oh yuck 🤢 what ?
Yabba dabba doo.
I m j u s t C A T I scared sometimes to open my eyes.
That was fuggin awesome! Incredible feat to carry those stones that far! I recommend everybody check out Chloe Brennan's Dinnie Stones world record lift as well. I'm not belittling what Mr. Shaw did, but Chloe is a 140lb woman who lifts both stones at the same time.... 5x her body weight.... Very much worth a watch.
I want to see the camera guy casually putting the stone back at every take.
At first I thought they said they were “Demi-stones” as in you must be a Demigod to carry them
Anymone else worried about them crushing their feet ?
Brian Shaw is by far my favorite strongman. met him in Dubai at WUS in 2019 and he is so humble, so nice, and f n huge.
Me and my brothers discussing about how heavy the grocery bags are: 1:01
“Alright you guys ready to eat?”
“Always.”
Every episode in a nutshell:
- His buddies attempt but fail
- Brian breaks world records
- Guy with beard says "that was the coolest thing i ever saw"
😂
These guys are so humble . True warriors
I thought I was doing well lifting 50 Lb dumbells with each hand for my exercise routine. Only about 650 more pounds to lift, and then I can go to Scotland too.
Drank biggest red bull there is today and lifted a 95 LB dumbell up off what it was on that was a few inches off the ground just to hold it(I pretty much look like gumby at 125 lbs.) put it back down and switched hands did it a couple times lol I'm looking forward to someday dewing same lift with the additional 638 lbs. :P
For me it’s between Brian and big Z. I love Eddie but over all these two boys for consistency. Thor obviously gets a mention, and the great polish M P.
I’m sorry you’re telling me that some guy carried these 17 feet?
One at a time and not continuously. He basically would hopscotch with each one to get them in place. Still was a beefy strongman feat for that era.
Bryan, breaks World record in a calm manner & doesn't mention hand pain.. wowza. 👏
Brad Castleberry actually has the Dinnie Stones world record at a quarter mile
Much further than a quarter mile. Camera angle shorted him. That was a smooth .5...
Brian is constantly doing the impossible...
Eddie:that was the most painful thing i've ever had to do in my strongsman career
500kg deadlift:Am i a joke to you?
Grip helps a lot.....if you lift heavy.....bars are way easier and are meant to be held and lifted that way.....but those loops are only meant for crane hooks
@@vipullnohoes i know lmao
It's the narrowness of those loops, man. The difference in bar circumference is a huge contributor to pain. Even when you're talking a Olympic style bar (usually a whippy 28 mm diameter), a normal bar (29 mm) and a power bar (sometimes 30 mm), it can make a difference on the hands.
On the extreme end, there's things like axle lifts and carries, where the bar's roughly 45-50 mm, and the hands don't get torn up, but the muscles get challenged.
On personal experience, I trained for a long time with a 28mm bar before getting an axle with a 40 mm diameter. The difference in pressure on the back and shoulders during squats, or in the hands doing bench presses, was night and day. The first time I did squats with that 40 mm bar on my back I wondered if I had a pad on or something it felt so much different.
Now you take the loops on those Dinnie stones. They look super narrow, probably in the 15-20 mm range, or half the size of a normal bar. The pressure on the skin in that instance therefore is multiplied by a huge amount.
@@davidvarnes7708 dude,i know,i was making a joke,and no one is gonna read everything you just wrote.
It’s cuz they were cutting into his hand he said he could feel the flesh tearing
Just started watching this show on demand...here's hoping for season 2 💪💪
414 pound stone with a metal handle being picked up with out hand is literally mind blowing by itself
Brain: feelin kinda good might break some world records later
My brain holds the highest IQ in world hbu?