Cinderblock Challenge | How Many Cinderblocks Can You Lift?
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
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Chapters:
0:00 Welcome To Lifting Briacks'N'Stuff
00:43 Cinder Block Lift
06:43 Final Cinder Block Boss
07:38 Brick Lift Challenge
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The road to success is always under construction 🚧 💪😅
Great to lift with you always! 🫡
I love that saying, Anton!
Yay!
YES!!! I love when Juji and Anton get together and do grip/strength stuff!
Ah. Good ol Juji content
9:13 Anton is hilarious 😂 really fun to see you guys hanging out again
I love that you literally CRUSHED that lift! 🤣💪🏻
You know you’ve peak PPE when the chalk bag comes out
It's actually supposed to be wide center up, that's what the mortar sit on for the next block to grab from and makes it easier to place the block on top of the next
Awesome chemistry guys… I stumbled on this video, and you guys had wonderful interactions. It was very funny and light hearted.
you have no idea how hyped i am for the upcoming Bugez collabs in few days
I love Juji but Sunday nights really need Anton videos. I will watch it after having dinner and a bath. If this has Anton in I am going to cheer loudly. I am hoping it does as Anton tried this, but without the brutal Mufu strength, of course. :D
I like how excited you are for this simple challenge. It’s no fun scratching your forearms up though.
Eric prolly has a story from past where he had brick diet that worked perfectly
Commenting for the algorithm, thanks for the video
This is great! I used to do silly stuff like this when I worked in machine shops
Juji is looking like the strongest guy in The Village People.
It'd be interesting to see Odd Haugen try this challenge.
Throwback to the old crazy world of Jujimufu and friends. 💪
Love bromance moments!! 😂
"I'm a good hugger" 🤣😂🤣
Those bricks in the 90s were solid bricks so you’d have more friction so whilst heavier, they’re probably easier to lift together. Also, the guy in the UK rolled them off the table
I just watched the screwdriver challenge. What a blast of a video. I was laughing the whole time! 😂
Juji and Anton….always great times
As a guy who lift cinderblocks pretty often, I can lift as many as my wheelbarrow allows me to lift or as many as my truck can carry in the bed.
50 years of bricklaying has paid off for me.
Started at age 12 and retired at 62.
@ 70 I can still say Im a baddass. 😅😅😊😊❤❤❤❤ !!!!!
Eric Boogz could've gotten 13 at least.
I've been watching for too many years, I didn't even think about why Juji was wearing a reflective vest.
I stacked brick for a living for years. That was almost 30 years ago now, and my body still shows the signs of lifting all those bricks.
Juji causes Brian Shaw to subconsciously buy a pallet of cinder blocks ... Lol
when did Juji hurt his bicep? ive heard him mention it a couple of times. He always prided himself that hes never really had an injury, let alone a bicep injury. Just curious as to what he did that caused the injury. Seems minor though compared to other's bicep injuries that we've seen.
Based…….. and brick-pilled content 🧱
Cinder block challenge complete! Because the blocks broke 😂😂😂
Now this kind of content I enjoy. Guests on juji channel are always fun.
Great to see Anton back !! 🏋💪
I’ve known a mason who regularly carried two cinder blocks in each hand.
Wtf since when did Juji tore his biceps ??
Finally something I’m good as
Two guys getting absolutely BRICKED on the internet. Amazing 🤣
Props for sonic jamz!
fallguys music LOL nice
I'd love to see this with actual people that do brick work
Ive been missing the silliness that drew me to Juji in the first place. Love it, keep it up! 😂😂
Break out the full size 5/8" drywall/sheetrock!!!!! I want to see you carrying sheets like the 150lb labourers
As always very entertaining. 🙂👍💪
I miss your videos Juji
Flying Anton emoji coming soon ?
Very powerful hug
they should make lifting components like this made out of something that doesnt break if u drop it and have it be modular
This brick lift seems hardest when the bricks are horizontal...so the quicker you can attain a vertical position the more apt you are to succeed. Could also have tried the bricks standing on end...that way you could have gripped the end brick instead flat handing them.
And yet, still safer than most jobsites in the US.
There was a lift that Rick Blanchard used to do with bricks. He had this wooden platter with a handle on it. And the challenge was to put bricks on it, stacking them up one by one and lift it with one hand, keeping the wrist intact. He was a top level armwrestler a few years back, and is still in the game. It's a very difficult lift.
You need to do scaffolding items
10:52 loooooooooooooooool
Conjugate as hell 👏
Very good, but brick not hit back!
More of this!
Before creation, comes destruction
As a concrete man im already impressed and im 30sec in
That looked good. Lol, I meant, it looked hard to do.
That is not the optimal way to carry cinder blocks XD
I have picked up 8 block at once in a different configuration.
I thought Juji's bieps were going to explode doing that. It didnt sound like that much effort from the description
now this is imaginative. now we can correlate bodybuilding to constriction... but i would love to see you do things that a person of your size wouldn't normally do... like window washing on a skyscraper or maybe feeding lions. now THAT would be entertaining for your channel imo
Top an bottom of block, top has the handle
Juji want kind of scale is that ?
Juji juji juji
Good stuff good content!
Bottom one!
When i was a hod carrier for bricklayers. I had to grab 10 bricks and throw them up to bricklayers on scaffolding. You also had to make sure all 10 bricks stayed together or youd get a brick hammer thrown at you. Awww the good ole days. Also i was 130 lb and 6'3 doing this so i was tiny. So these guys struggling with 11 bricks is beyond me
Oh yeah
"It meesed. WAUGH!" 😂
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I want to try this onsite
Was that Sonic the Hedgehog music?
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I struggle lifting 4 of the 35lb tidycats jugs at work (2 in each hand) and here you guys are lifting heavier cinderblocks with no handles LOL
was wondering about the crushed hat.
This makes me wonder if you can do something similar with beer mugs, as done in Oktoberfest celebrations. I am pretty sure 6 mugs are an easy task (the amount that can fit on the hand), but they can be stacked, so you can increase the weight that way.
@Jujimufu is that Fall guys music @6:18?
You should reach out to an arm wrestler called Rob Vigent Jnr, he had crazy strong hands, used to be a pro gripper and he like to do these blue collar lifts using construction stuff.
❤ Fomajc ❤ Comrad ❤ 1 to 2, 3, 4, 5 is linear not exponential ❤
I used to work at a brick plant stacking bricks into a strapping machine..... usually would grab about 6 or 8, but after 8 hours of it, your back and especially your fingers were barking at you
Where’s Magnus when you need him😂
how many exercise bands can you sew to your pants before you can't move?
at 11:52 you can clearly tell the bicep on the right is WAYYYY bigger than the one on the left
Might be easier to stand them on end and then lift.
I think the world record is 25 bricks
What shoes do you ware juji?
Not even a max weighted sledgehammer over the nose challenge? Who are you guys?
cant tell if its primal liver king or juji ....... in this
When are you going on Joe Rogan?
that's pretty "linearly" hard
I don't believe the position of the hands or wrists matter as much as the bricks being horizontal while lifting. If you stand the blocks up vertically you will be able to lift more. Or if you can twist the bricks vertically sooner it gets easier.
Strength is definitely a skill, especially since Elite athletes are able to connect with 35% of their muscles when needed where people like me are in that 20% access range ? Yeah......the science is still kind of strange on this topic
Those numbers seems like BS science. You gotta source on that?
Where do those numbers come from?
I worked at a place in uxbridge Ontario Canada called "Newmarket Precast" family business...one of the brothers could pick up 2 semi-solid 12inch blocks in each hand and walk around no problem....he grabbed me by the face one day....I thought he was wearing a leather glove ..he could flip over pre cast tanks by himself..stupid strong!
I did this in my dads masonry company daily as a labourer. By 17 I’d do 14 bricks in a row and load them over head
Sonic music is nostalgic :(
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Thomas Jefferson lift?
poor Anton's elbows. to much grip strength. hope you can get some rest time and get out of pain