IronMind 1998 Training Hall: Unbelievable Bulgarians

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    Ivanov c&j's 175kgs, Tanev clean and jerks 205, Gardev snatches 170, Boevski back squats 250. More:

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  • @Fistwagon
    @Fistwagon 13 лет назад +30

    that 250kg squat looked so easy. No showing off or douchyness, just walk away picking your nose like nothin happened.

  • @Ze_Ninguem
    @Ze_Ninguem 11 лет назад

    Liked that statement!

  • @jamesGT78
    @jamesGT78 12 лет назад +1

    i think it says why be normal and the normal is upside down!pause it at 1:28 and im sure ul agree!!

  • @2skyland
    @2skyland 12 лет назад

    The guy squatting did it like it weighed 45 pounds and he looks like a tennis player. What the hell?

  • @migidymark
    @migidymark 11 лет назад +1

    Yana, you didn't comprehend what I was saying or you just chose to ignore it. Claiming that because of some screwed up rationale of eugenics, you are superior in a sport that our top athletes don't even consider worth their while is ridiculous. What I am telling you is that when you beat the US in weightlifting, in the broad scope of our aggregate athletes, 90% of the time you are competing against what is relatively an amateur, as opposed to our top elite athletes.

  • @compounding_gains
    @compounding_gains 12 лет назад

    @TheNobleBard Or Androids.

  • @Hungarianbuttbabyy
    @Hungarianbuttbabyy 12 лет назад

    A champion molds the body he has, he doesnt try to make a new one. Also any athlete will tell you that in (espcially mma and boxing) sport more gurth is usually bad. The more weight the more energy to move. If you use everything up trying to finish fast you wont have dog shit for the endurance. Just do what you want and stop telling people how it is. Cuz you dont know how champions are made cuz ur not one and neither am I.

  • @TIKOMIX
    @TIKOMIX 8 лет назад +166

    69 KG man squats 250 KG's!?

    • @ThubanDeneb
      @ThubanDeneb 8 лет назад +33

      Galabin did 260 kg as well if I remember correctly.

    • @HeathWatts
      @HeathWatts 7 лет назад +30

      No belt, wraps, or suit either. Amazing!

    • @khole15
      @khole15 6 лет назад +13

      just good ol' anabolics

    • @twrkhanasparukh
      @twrkhanasparukh 6 лет назад +39

      Every weightlifter/powerlifter uses steroids if he wants to be the best. Steroids wont do much tho if u dont train like an animal.

    • @functionalcontractions1469
      @functionalcontractions1469 6 лет назад +2

      💉💊?

  • @nova68nova
    @nova68nova 15 лет назад +54

    Wow, that snatch by Gardev is unreal. I've never seen a 170kg snatch fly up like that.

    • @mads918
      @mads918 2 года назад

      how is that actually 170? Is the 2 in the middle not green - so 10 kg?

    • @alubchicken
      @alubchicken Год назад

      @@mads918 they're blue not green lmao, so yellow blue blue yellow + small red (2.5) + collar (2.5) = 170

    • @penchopeev7314
      @penchopeev7314 Год назад

      Bulgarian POWER

  • @alexandarlozanov8452
    @alexandarlozanov8452 10 лет назад +79

    You are looking at olympic medalists right here...

    • @bradymacey6951
      @bradymacey6951 4 года назад

      Also drugs lol

    • @kingcamilo
      @kingcamilo 3 года назад +14

      @@bradymacey6951 why dont you take drugs and achieve these numbers then

  • @MGS4LYFE19
    @MGS4LYFE19 11 лет назад +97

    A LOT, and I mean, A LOT, of max effort training. The Bulgarian training system is unique compared to any other training system, but, highly controversial as well. The Bulgarians are this generations Spartan warrior, IMO. Minus the killing of course, LOL. Multiple max effort workouts a day, so 85% and up! Even when they feel like shit, they keep training & look at that as an opportunity to make a breakthrough! They call it their, "Period of adaptation". Read up on it, it's fascinating stuff!

    • @espinozapy
      @espinozapy 4 года назад +3

      I sometimes also feel like shit and think that imma not hit 100%RM that day, but then I try anyways and sometimes even make the lift look easy... maybe it's cuz I didn't lift heavy a long time.

    • @kingcamilo
      @kingcamilo 3 года назад +1

      there are days where i dont sleep correctly and feel tired or ready... and that when i hit a pr when i just go for it

    • @HikoSeijuroXIII
      @HikoSeijuroXIII 2 года назад

      giwtwm

    • @sabertoothwallaby2937
      @sabertoothwallaby2937 Год назад

      My grandson is fifteen.

  • @BlogofTheW3st
    @BlogofTheW3st 6 лет назад +102

    I’m not sure lifters like this exist anymore.

    • @chucknorris-cn6hp
      @chucknorris-cn6hp 5 лет назад +15

      Clarence kennedy the main man

    • @mme9646
      @mme9646 5 лет назад +20

      @@chucknorris-cn6hp Clarence has absolute garbage technique. He is crazy strong and explosive, but also roids

    • @chucknorris-cn6hp
      @chucknorris-cn6hp 5 лет назад +19

      @@mme9646 Alright, keyboard warrior you should probably shut the fuck up.

    • @oliverogaz4224
      @oliverogaz4224 5 лет назад +7

      m me all are on roids lol

    • @puppy8125
      @puppy8125 5 лет назад +30

      m me his technique isn’t absolute garbage and the Bulgarians were notorious for using insane amounts of drugs... you actually think they were natural? LOL

  • @kiliantreminio
    @kiliantreminio 10 лет назад +30

    69kg lifter putting up 250 like that? Well holy fuck..

    • @TotalDesignZ
      @TotalDesignZ 7 лет назад +1

      I know it's not the same but I had a buddy of mine here in the US that weighed 89kg and bench pressed 226 kg and did it properly. No bouncing on the chest. I think that was impressive enough.
      I like to watch it but here in the US, I can't find it on tv when the olympics are on :(

  • @fokojan
    @fokojan 7 лет назад +64

    the Bulgarian training system is an inspiration to push myself. Absolutely amazing stuff. big respect for these guys.

    • @sabertoothwallaby2937
      @sabertoothwallaby2937 Год назад +1

      You can do it

    • @grouch032
      @grouch032 Год назад

      …. With steriods

    • @krasimirmihaylov9551
      @krasimirmihaylov9551 Год назад +3

      ​@@grouch032кой е без стероиди? USA?China? Russia? Who?

    • @krasimirmihaylov9551
      @krasimirmihaylov9551 Год назад

      ​@@grouch032 ти например дори и със стероиди няма да можеш да тренираш 8 часа на ден . Палячо

  • @mattricciuti5763
    @mattricciuti5763 2 года назад +23

    As a Bulgarian lifter this is the best pre workout. Legendary.

  • @nassauguy48
    @nassauguy48 10 лет назад +81

    Weightlifting has always been a strong tradition in Bulgaria, going as far back as the 1400s. I read that in the 1885 war between Bulgaria and Serbia, most of the fighting was done by way of hand to hand combat rather than from long range firing. This proved to be the doom of the Serbian army whose troops were easily overpowered by the weightlifting and wrestling trained Bulgarian troops whom, if they did not have time to reach for their rifles or knives, simply (ugh) choked them to death. Needless to say, the Bulgarians very easily won that war!

    • @leaddispenser9
      @leaddispenser9 9 лет назад +6

      Very interesting. I read this comment about a month ago. And always remembered it. Glad I found the video it was on haha. Have a good one!

    • @rammsteiner1703
      @rammsteiner1703 8 лет назад +3

      in that war the serbs saw that my country is the strongest south slavic country... btw its wrong bcz bulgarians arent slavs by origin... we are thraces...

    • @nassauguy48
      @nassauguy48 8 лет назад +6

      RAMMSTEIN ER I am Greek, so I say this from the outside. I spoke with a Serb whose grandfather was strangled to death on the field by a Bulgarian. His response? "Such an honor to die at the hands of a courageous and strong man !" Bulgarians are tough, bro! Be proud! The Serbs were begging for mercy in that war !

    • @nassauguy48
      @nassauguy48 8 лет назад +2

      RAMMSTEIN ER No doubt about it, man, the Bulgarians are tough. They used the same tactics against the Serbs during the First World War. One British soldier who visited a field of dead Serb soldiers remarked how there were no bullet or stab wounds on many of them, only "large and unsightly red rings around their necks, their lips a dark blue due to lack of oxygen, and in some instances, the necks completely broken". Those poor Serbs never had a chance. And one Bulgarian POW was quoted as saying that while he and his fellow soldiers would kill opponents from other countries quickly with rifles, they always preferred "making the Serbs suffer and die slowly". I never realized the hatred was so strong.

    • @to5ov
      @to5ov 6 лет назад +8

      All that is bulshit, its 2018 and some people still talk about wars and battles, come on guys, we need is some economy, jobs, peace and good life, the Balkans are paradise, we have everything!!

  • @raylight234
    @raylight234 12 лет назад +9

    Bulgarians do have genetics for weightlifting - explosiveness. We have a lot of high jumpers, Stefka Kostadinova for example with 209 high jump, a lot of volleyball players with very high jump, which is mark for explosive strength

  • @sumguy1994
    @sumguy1994 11 лет назад +20

    so he's 69kg and he just squatted 250kg ? Oh God

    • @nickstorey7643
      @nickstorey7643 2 года назад

      Raw too lol not even a true max, unreal

  • @mikeyburger1
    @mikeyburger1 16 лет назад +13

    boeveskis 250 must be amoung the greatest squats even for powerlifters raw of all time, great stuff !

  • @asdftacos
    @asdftacos 10 лет назад +27

    that guy squatting at the end, i thought his spine was cracking, i was like O-O...then i realized it was the camera snapping a photo lol

  • @wilwn
    @wilwn 16 лет назад +7

    and they say the bulgarians don't squat heavy...
    well, i guess "heavy" is relative =)

  • @TheGunslingerTV
    @TheGunslingerTV 11 лет назад +12

    Българите са най-добрите!

  • @GilBatesLovesyou
    @GilBatesLovesyou 11 лет назад +23

    The Gardev snatch with the "Why Be Normal?" shirt on is sweet.

  • @julianr602
    @julianr602 Год назад +4

    I'm here after watching Karlos Nasar hit 221kg. Ivan was a BEAST!!

  • @godchildzor
    @godchildzor 14 лет назад +7

    I'd give away all my money just to see Boevski (with a look more fitting of a cashier at your local Burger King) walk into some fitness club and start lifting some heavy iron. The next day everyone in there would wear a striped 5€ shirt and a goofy hair cut.

    • @MSchmitz77
      @MSchmitz77 3 года назад

      If they don't sound the lunk alarm first lol

  • @Mer134
    @Mer134 11 лет назад +7

    Freakishly strong Oompa Loompa in the beginning

  • @IronMindVideos
    @IronMindVideos  17 лет назад +12

    Yes. These videos are authorized. Enjoy. Hopefully there will be more.

  • @migidymark
    @migidymark 11 лет назад +1

    So with all this might and power, why don't you conquer everyone geo-politically?
    And by the way, genius, what sports do most great athletes choose to participate in? Maybe the ones that pay a lot of money. Similiar argument Europeans, and Aussies have against the US regarding Rugby... yeah, with your best athletes, you beat the shit out of us in that, but then again Julius Peppers, 6'7'' 287 LBS with a 4.6 40yd time, Adrian Peterson, Marshawn Lynch, etc are getting paid...you are just lucky.

  • @migidymark
    @migidymark 11 лет назад +1

    Fact is, compare the the major sports in the US, no one really cares about competeing in weightlifting, because there is little monetary pay off. People strength train to support their progress in other sports. So really braging that you whip everyone, particularly the US in strength training, is like me bragging that we would whip you in American football, or basketball.

    • @22448824
      @22448824 3 года назад

      No it isn’t. Bulgaria used to beat the rest of the world at weightlifting. In American football, America beats?? ermmm? America

  • @willahrenholz214
    @willahrenholz214 2 года назад +6

    “Tell me you’re Bulgarian without telling me you’re Bulgarian.”
    “Nice to meet you, my name is Ivan Ivanov.”

  • @jondrewE
    @jondrewE 11 лет назад +4

    "buffed up" guys are often incredibly weak for the size they have

  • @migidymark
    @migidymark 11 лет назад +2

    My point is simple... if our elite athletes chose to compete in whatever obscure sport, strength sports included, you would get crushed. Hence the reference to Rugby and how if you took a Probowl NFL team, taught them rugby for 3 to 6 months, they would not only beat all of the competition, people would nearly die, simply because these dudes are freaks. They would excel at any sport, but because football, or basketball is where the money is, thats what they do, rather than waste their time.

    • @22448824
      @22448824 3 года назад

      Your football players only beat other Americans and then only big people can compete. This makes it a tiny sport worldwide.

    • @migidymark
      @migidymark 3 года назад

      @@22448824 lol... I have to admit, after 7 years, my attitudes have totally changed, completely.
      Unless you are from... Just kidding, everyone puts their pants on the same.
      ...but seriously, there is a few counties I have my doubts about athletic ability.

  • @MrJordan9992
    @MrJordan9992 14 лет назад +7

    Definiton of a true athlete!

  • @hendrixian1
    @hendrixian1 15 лет назад +1

    BTW this isn't because I believe these guys are roiding either, necause most powerlifting meets test the way I was talking about, but it is generally believed by many strength coaches I'm in contact with that if they suddenly changed their testing policy, they'd catch about 80% of the track n field athletes out

  • @migidymark
    @migidymark 11 лет назад +2

    Except for the sports I am talking about provide a very lucrative living for its Pro Athletes. Meanwhile, Bulgarians are working two jobs trying to pay for their gym membership and the nutrition needed to fuel their arbitrary endeavor.

  • @grouch032
    @grouch032 Год назад +1

    No, this is when lifting was life or death!

  • @Mani_Matter
    @Mani_Matter 8 лет назад +8

    Genetik Wonder

  • @hendrixian1
    @hendrixian1 15 лет назад +1

    Its quite definitely possible for all of them to take steroids and not be caught because of the weak testing methods used in the olympics. You can find numerous interviews from ex-competitors and coaches saying that the athletes are generally always about 10 steps ahead of the commission with their masking agent etc. The only unbeatable system is the one they use in australia where they do numerous hormonal tests over a 24 hour period and look for the changes.

  • @gimmetehroids
    @gimmetehroids 13 лет назад +4

    "how do you like that?" haha love the commentary

  • @mikeyburger1
    @mikeyburger1 16 лет назад +1

    ye isnt that 175 a WR???????

  • @NoWelders
    @NoWelders 13 лет назад +1

    @mrceebees14 So chigishev must lift more on the bar because the other super heavies have more weight in their body?

  • @carlosaraujo1327
    @carlosaraujo1327 9 лет назад +5

    amazing...

  • @MrSwampthing13
    @MrSwampthing13 9 лет назад +11

    Proud of my heritage! :)

    • @MrSwampthing13
      @MrSwampthing13 9 лет назад +3

      ***** Why ?

    • @MrSwatbg
      @MrSwatbg 8 лет назад +9

      Because indeed the Bulgarians were the reason all others to piss their pants for decades in weightlifting contests. Being proud of your blood makes many people feel sick, because they know they never did and they will never do what the Bulgarians achieved. Because they know that 4 out of the only 6 humans in the world who lifted 3 times their bodyweight above the head are of Bulgarian kin. Because no matter how many dirty tricks they apply against the Bulgarians and the Bulgarian weightlifting, inside they know that this the only way the Bulgarians can be stopped.
      Being Bulgarian is a privillege and having a Bulgarian blood in the veins is a gift from nature, so head up!

    • @carlosaraujo2770
      @carlosaraujo2770 7 лет назад

      Teres Sibrov Being a fan of this very Special generación of lifters i Just can agree with you..

    • @barispeace
      @barispeace 6 лет назад +1

      Teres Sibrov if bulgarians are so strong why today they are less than zero in weightlifting competitions? Why they have been 200 years under East Roman and 500 years under Ottoman rule? Why there is no Bulgarian Strongman champions in world class competitions? Or even in CrossFit competitions?
      Your comment is full with absurdity. There is one korean, one chinese two Turkish two Bulgarian-which one was banned because of tested positive for doping- who lift 3 times their bodyweight. By the way there is just 4 weightlifters who became 3 times Olympic champion. Two of them are Turkish and other two are Greek. So its depends on system discipline and dedication, not nationality.

    • @stefanstoyanov5932
      @stefanstoyanov5932 4 года назад

      @@barispeace from where are you?

  • @Golden2Talon
    @Golden2Talon 11 лет назад +1

    nice stereotype, you must be a happy person
    they strength exceed the "everyday life situation" by far, I'm strong enough to do them too easily. To do them you dont need 300kg deadlift. If you think you are weak and thus you have to train its vain and insecure too. Saying that they are humble but automatically assume that mr. olympia arent is pretty ignorant and cocky from your side

  • @salfetka
    @salfetka 12 лет назад +3

    that is insane. no belt no vest nothing. just pure raw strength

  • @USAF-USMC
    @USAF-USMC 2 года назад +1

    Химики......

  • @ediek915
    @ediek915 14 лет назад +2

    UNBELIEVABLE power! It's amazing to see people lifting 3 and 4 times their weight. It defies logic and physics!

  • @Golden2Talon
    @Golden2Talon 11 лет назад

    they look so fuckin skinny for being that strong, Id rather look athletic and strong than being strong and looking skinny

  • @NewDeal1917
    @NewDeal1917 15 лет назад +1

    well you have the strongest powerlifters afterall

  • @Weightlifeter
    @Weightlifeter 15 лет назад +1

    I just got the video of this and its definitely worth the money. Shows all the lifters front/back squatting 230+ kgs and much better quality than this.

  • @MarkFS225
    @MarkFS225 12 лет назад +1

    These guys are perfect examples of the physiological fact that some (more like few, very few) get stronger, not larger/heavier, as a result of strength training. Pro bodybuilders are the opposite sides of this bell curve distribution, they get much larger/heavier w/out getting anywhere near as strong as they appear. I love the little midget who looks like Tattoo from Fantasy Island cleaning what appears to be 3x+ his bodyweight.

  • @sklim2009
    @sklim2009 14 лет назад +3

    it says why be Normal? normal is spelled backwards and upside down on the shirt. I think it means normal is average and one must be exceptional to succeed.

  • @capfroggy2k
    @capfroggy2k 16 лет назад

    well they train a lot more than U.S lifters.. its just not practical here.

  • @SteezBow
    @SteezBow 12 лет назад +2

    weightlifting at its full potential

  • @johncapra8455
    @johncapra8455 11 лет назад +2

    i dont know where ur from but just understand your best athletes are doing weightlifting ours are doing football...your athletes have been weightlifting since they were kids ours were playing football...the point i think @migidymark was making is if our football players had been weightlifting as kids instead of football we would be successful in weightlifting (a point i agree with) and as long as we have football we wont do well in weightlifting

    • @danielnenov7380
      @danielnenov7380 6 лет назад +2

      Well thats simply not true, because if you think about it the population of Bulgaria wes 7 milion around that time and they dominated not just in weightlifting, but many other olympic sports such as Gymnastics, canoe kayacking, wrestling and athletics, the population of your country is 320 milion so its not just about playing football, but being consistant and focused on training.

    • @22448824
      @22448824 3 года назад

      Wrong. American football only has big people. Most of the population wouldn’t succeed at it simply because they are not big enough

  • @jaydeenturk
    @jaydeenturk 13 лет назад +2

    amazing strength...

  • @luciferthefallenangel991
    @luciferthefallenangel991 11 лет назад +1

    Holy shit talk about monsters these men are true beasts.I'm really curious to their weights though.

  • @democratusnostradas
    @democratusnostradas 12 лет назад +1

    Does anyone else ever hold their breathe and brace their abs while watching this videos?
    Always happens during the 2nd pull for me lol

  • @alexandertait
    @alexandertait 14 лет назад +2

    I couldn't really care less if these guys were roiding or not. There are loads of guys on roids but very few able to perform at the level of the bulgarians.

  • @ar.6n
    @ar.6n 13 лет назад

    @sweatygrowler don`t swear jesus christ

  • @penchopeev7314
    @penchopeev7314 4 месяца назад

    BULGARIAN POWER forever ♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️

  • @dplganger
    @dplganger 13 лет назад

    @MrSwatbg Also Abadjiev isn't teaching Americans anything. Americans don't care about olympic weightlifting at all. A strong young American would rather strive to be drafted by their basketball + football programs to get paid millions of dollars rather than starve and be a weightlifter. It's not supported in the U.S. and thats why you don't see competitors in the international level.
    You generalize complex issues because you have such low culture.

    • @22448824
      @22448824 3 года назад

      Low culture? Coming from an American? LOL

  • @Essensiell_Styrke
    @Essensiell_Styrke 17 лет назад +1

    This is better than Porn :D
    World class weightlifting is candy for the eyes!

  • @mikeyburger1
    @mikeyburger1 16 лет назад +1

    at 1:19 isnt that 215 kilogrames ??

  • @hammerdown184
    @hammerdown184 7 лет назад +1

    My G-d it all makes since Fedor stole the glorious sweater of victory from Galabin!

  • @DustinOranchuk
    @DustinOranchuk 16 лет назад +1

    i have the whole bulgarian iron mind tape, and yes they do go very heavy on the clasic lifts but there front and back squats are also VERY heavy

  • @STSproductions1000
    @STSproductions1000 3 года назад

    Bubbles with the commentary

  • @8acun
    @8acun 11 лет назад +1

    3.6 X BW squat. wat.

  • @kingcamilo
    @kingcamilo 3 года назад

    why arent they fat like all of the powerlifters in 2020

  • @patrickforrester40
    @patrickforrester40 13 лет назад +1

    the commentary is awesome

  • @8acun
    @8acun 10 лет назад +3

    1:54..........................................

    • @RxTim
      @RxTim 10 лет назад +1

      i keep watching it over n over...

  • @hatchergvd
    @hatchergvd 11 лет назад +1

    Im sure the Bulgarians avoid belly fat.

  • @jougetsu
    @jougetsu 14 лет назад +1

    lol that squat .. he didn't even feel it.

  • @drago1989
    @drago1989 13 лет назад +1

    BULGARIANS ARE WARRIORS BY NATURE !!!

  • @RATM77777
    @RATM77777 11 лет назад +1

    Gardev's triple extension is so explosive...

  • @raylight234
    @raylight234 12 лет назад

    Wrong. Bulgaria doesn't have the technology for producing quality roids, they were always behind Russians in that. Bulgarian team utilized roids to the maximum with heavy training and perfect form

  • @lfwr84
    @lfwr84 11 лет назад +1

    2:16 sounds like his bones cracked :O

  • @lev15th
    @lev15th 12 лет назад +1

    Last guy made it look so easy

  • @alexandertait
    @alexandertait 14 лет назад

    steroidsR4losers wtf is your problem?

  • @wilwn
    @wilwn 16 лет назад +1

    boevski's squat looked so awesome.

  • @sniper6636
    @sniper6636 15 лет назад +1

    holy shit that second clean was amazing

  • @mdivinc
    @mdivinc 14 лет назад +1

    Wow, unbelievable strenth!

  • @saintandrews83
    @saintandrews83 16 лет назад +1

    The big guns !!!

  • @gimmetehroids
    @gimmetehroids 13 лет назад +1

    wow. just wow. pure power.

  • @xNickTheBrickx
    @xNickTheBrickx 15 лет назад +1

    sweet jesus

  • @VenVile
    @VenVile 13 лет назад +1

    My jaw's on the floor!

  • @AngelRamirez-iz5qp
    @AngelRamirez-iz5qp 3 года назад

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  • @jpl315
    @jpl315 16 лет назад

    boevski is ridiculous

  • @mypfpiswhatourphonesees4294
    @mypfpiswhatourphonesees4294 4 года назад +3

    these guys lifting weights almost 3 times their bodyweight

  • @dplganger
    @dplganger 13 лет назад

    @MrSwatbg Obviously you are mad that I pointed out the absolute truth of Bulgaria's success behind Olympic Lifting. All the top countries in the sport used drugs and Bulgaria was no exception. You can go ahead and name plenty of strong Bulgarians that you consider to be the strongest on the planet, I can do the same about any other country. You claim objective statements very subjectively & that is why all of what you say has no merit.
    Objectively: Bulgarians are strong because they work hard

  • @obrad79
    @obrad79 13 лет назад

    @RussianMilitary1 man if u think that human body is capable of doing something like this naturaly then u are living in ilusion,but truth is u cant just take roids and achieve this results there is much more then that u need to have genetical predispositions to achieve it and proper training and bulgarian weightlifthing school is best in world hands down,and u need to have insane amount of determination and to have balls to go thru all this pain and suffering,wightlifthing is hard sport

  • @obrad79
    @obrad79 13 лет назад

    @RussianMilitary1 and about that drug control and how they always picking on bulgarians,it is simple they are best hands down,but bulgaria is not that country u didnt named and they are not influental and powerful as that country u didnt named,so u get picture they are not protected and cant get away with it.

  • @EmotionalShredd
    @EmotionalShredd 13 лет назад

    @finthallon about 200 kg is standard, for most of the bodybuilder (even the heavy ones with 110 kg bodyweight) it is not understood for them to be able to lift that weight. the hypertrophy doesn't occur propotional to the strengh. And of course genetics is a limiting fact. intramuscular coordination- training has nothing to do with hypertrophie- training. and before yo usay i should get my fact right, then go and buy my book (Pitt- force Karsten Pfützenreuter)

  • @obrad79
    @obrad79 13 лет назад

    @RussianMilitary1 well that is my point,someone cant be #1 just couse he is on roids,it is much more than that,but thing is modern sport is no longer sport it is money making industry,and athletes are basicaly forced to take those shit couse if they dont no mather how good they are competition will be bether couse of drugs but if they are all on drugs then all those other things are taking advantage like training and predispositions and determination.

  • @yfantisp
    @yfantisp 11 лет назад

    I said "average gym rat", not "mr olympia". i just dont undertand why you would call a top class athlete "fuckin skinny", these are functional stong bodies built by training, not buffed up physiques the likes of which did not even exist until 50 years ago. this kind of comment in an olynpic lifting video looks at least funny

  • @kingcamilo
    @kingcamilo 3 года назад

    and what is this commentary? is this what Olympia sounds like? hermes is that you?

  • @steveb3bmwm5
    @steveb3bmwm5 12 лет назад

    Turn up unannounced off season, and test every Weightlifting Olympic medalist from London 2012, and it would not surprise many if you got the same result +ve!
    Until, all nations routinely test their athletes properly off season nothing will change.
    East German women Athletes were virtually unbeatable in the 80's. Sprint superstar Marita Koch broke 31 track world records during her long career, yet never tested positive once despite Stasi records subsequently showing she was on PED throughout!

  • @lukebelliveau7375
    @lukebelliveau7375 12 лет назад

    thats why you go 80% followed by a max auxiliary lift, unlike the bulgarians who stuck to sticktly maxing on core lifts and fs, the russians miantain technique with the sets of 80%, they stronger from max aux lifts which are specific to each athletes needs, which in turn fixes the lifters weak point and makes the core lift increase. and they do go up to 90% in soviet programs. i dont know anyone who can do their 90% for more than four reps(which is seldom in its self).

  • @ハイビスカスの花
    @ハイビスカスの花 3 года назад

    ドーピング

  • @Golden2Talon
    @Golden2Talon 11 лет назад

    comparing "average gym rat" to the world class athletes in the video is pretty much stupid, dont you think? if you want to compare them then you have to take the best of the other sports too. And you stil need to be strong to be "buffed up".