SCAMMER
Amit Sapir a former BBer sets a new WR at 181lbs squats 744lbs..and he already owned a record at 198lbs of 766lbs...incredible to say the least...
Video of 766 at 198lbs...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWU0Nooq22k
One of my Pro clients trained with him for the purpose of size and power...he is incredible...
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F**kin impressive!!!! He looks like he could have even added some. Shaky at first but went through it like a champ!
SCAMMER
I know crazy...it was same at 744lbs at 181...everyone thinks he could have done a bit more...
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Damn!! That guy is a beast!!
Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference
Beast!!
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Best F'n part was watching him start to smile (look closely) when he was half-way up and mentally knew that he had it. Made me smile watching him do that. Incredible.
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Hell yeah I noticed that too! That's what made me think he could have added more!Originally Posted by kelkel
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Maybe, but that was the exact moment "he knew" he had it. Cool stuff.
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Very impressive!
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Looked easy for him, powerful fella indeed
Associate Member
Sweet Jesus that is some strength. Not hating but that definitely did not look deep enough for an official squat.. probably could have made it anyways because that weight looked light for him!
VET
He broke parallel no prob...
Productive Member
Hip crease at, or below, top of knee = good lift.
Associate Member
Still don't see it lol
Productive Member
Haha ok, listen, you're entitled to your opinion about what you saw. I don't want to argue with you about it lol. In competition, there will be 3 judges. One in front, and one on each side of the lifter. The two on the side are in the best position to determine proper squat depth. From the angle shown here, we don't have a very good vantage point to definitively determine whether or not it would be white-lighted. Having said that, even if I was the only judge, and had the same vantage point as the cameraman, I would still say his hip crease was roughly 1 inch below the top of his knee.
To each viewer his own, I'm just sitting here bored on a Sunday afternoon and saw that you posted. Just debating out of good fun and boredom. Cheers, Jackfrost!
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