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Power lifting / strongman vids!
rino60
Member
+1... While that weight is ballistic, so is the arch. That was an 85kg dip!
rino60
Member
lol I've seen this one before, love the whistling at the end, no big deal!
He's a monster! ROARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
No straps, no belt *whistle* no big deal
frank manning
New member
p/lifting
so 330=150kg @60b/weight .i train 2 girls in qld coralie pulles 160 at 51b/weight .teresa pulls 135 @45k b/weight so our local girls can compeate with the best
kaz
iLift
Absolutely can kick it with the best! Always good to see the Aussies in the record books!
Strong girls you have there Frank
strong enough?
Member
With all due respect to Jean Forgatsch, I don't think she's near the best. The IPA's womens' division isn't exactly busting with competition. At their last worlds, only 3 women competed across all divisions.
FWIW the IPF equipped junior 56kg female world records are 210kg (462lb) squat and 200kg (440lb) deadlift. Equivalent records in the WPC are 192.5sq and 168dl. She's a long long way off.
Plus the Australian girls Frank listed are no doubt lifting raw and not equipped (let alone multiply), in which case I would actually rate the Australian girls better.
FWIW the IPF equipped junior 56kg female world records are 210kg (462lb) squat and 200kg (440lb) deadlift. Equivalent records in the WPC are 192.5sq and 168dl. She's a long long way off.
Plus the Australian girls Frank listed are no doubt lifting raw and not equipped (let alone multiply), in which case I would actually rate the Australian girls better.
frank manning
New member
the' girls' wont read this so i can say it, coralie is a gran at 50 y/old teresa is a multy mum at 52y/old .next comp for coralie is g p c nats on the sunshine coast 21/22 june .teresa has retired after discovering she had a hole in her hart since birth and only half her hart has ever worked still broke w/records 15 times ,aus records 45 times ,was national o/all champ 5 times jus had her hart pluged and back pushing weights, now that takes some ticker l o l her best lifts at 45 b/weight 100 k squat 81 bench 135 d/lift
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strong enough?
Member
even more impressive!
The Hamburgler
Spotter Loader
I'd say Jean is probably more well known due to her association with Louie Simmons/ Westside than her lifting capabilities.
She is certainly no Laura Phelps
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I'll also add that the Yanks are much more in tune with multiply lifting than we are over here.
You've got girls who struggle to bench 1 plate raw doing 3 equipped etc
Russian Weightlifting Documentary
Check out this Russian weightlifting documentary.
Even if you don’t speak Russian it still worth watching. It features some cool lifting footage from competitions and the training hall.
Among the lifters shown are Khadzhimurat Akkayev, Dmitry Lapikov and more.
They also
Check out this Russian weightlifting documentary.
Even if you don’t speak Russian it still worth watching. It features some cool lifting footage from competitions and the training hall.
Among the lifters shown are Khadzhimurat Akkayev, Dmitry Lapikov and more.
They also
- visit the Eleiko headquarters where they show how bumper plates and bars are produced and tested.
- compare the jumping power of weightlifter and parkour people
- testing how mush the bar touches the thighs during a clean and jerk
- look into weightlifting shoe production
Power Unlimited Powerlifting Documentary
Watch the whole “Power Unlimited” Powerlifting documentary online.
Watch the whole “Power Unlimited” Powerlifting documentary online.
This film chronicals the history of an amazing sport through archival footage and interviews from pioneers such as Ed Coan, Lee Moran, Kirk Karwoski, Bev Francis and many other legendary contributors. In addition to showing the past, Power Unlimited introduces the world to the future of the sport through the eyes of novices, international lifters, coaches, and from the unique perspectives of rising stars like Priscilla Ribic, Scot Mendelson, Scott Cartwright, and many more.
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