Anatoly has always been an enigma in the powerlifting world, rarely showcasing his true strength in his videos. But in a surprising collaboration with Larry Wheels, Anatoly finally unveiled his max lifts! Weighing in at 79 kilos (174 pounds), he stunned everyone with his incredible records: a 463-pound squat, a 330-pound bench press, and a 639-pound deadlift. These lifts bring his total to an impressive 1433 pounds! Watch as we break down his achievements and discuss why Anatoly is truly an elite powerlifter. Don’t miss this exclusive reveal!
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Anaboly
Insane for his weight thou
He is the real ant man. Good grief this guy is super strong.
He's legit on gear.
Dude is one punch man
Pretty amazing!!
"Little lower then expected"?????
He's just a cleaner FFS…
Why would he not be elite? Have you seen his mop?!?!
People had doubts???
The man is a living legend. Incredible strength.
A real beast
A good athlete can bench their own weight and squat twice their body weight.
Can I clean
There is a LOT of people in the world who don't understand POUNDS… Kilograms , please…
Fake
but when do you if hes legit? wtf we all knew he is a powerlifter hahahah
Don't even try and act like this ain't incredible haha, his body mass to weight lift ratio is insane that's why it's so impressive
Let's not forget he's not roided out either.
He made me realize power and mass are 2 different things
He's amazing!!
this guy is a clown
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bro, use real numbers, wtf is a pound? so stupid
For he's weight definitely elite lifter and in my opinion the best youtuber in the past few years!
say it on killos no one cares about pounds
According to the calculation, about 4.89% of the world’s population still uses the pound (lb) for weight, while 95.11% primarily use the kilogram (kg) as their standard unit of measurement.
Can’t you just simply stop using this pound stuff… so annoying…
I prefer the deadlift be done without spreading the legs so far apart.
Anatoly da
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You can befit tiger
if its possible, i have a new goal.
When I was my strongest, I weighed 268 lbs and raw, I hit: Deadlift (745 lbs), Squat (635 lbs), and Bench (545 lbs) = 1,925 lbs. I could never break 2,000 lbs.
I had no idea the stats the video was throwing out. I always thought most gym rats could easily get over 1,200lbs on the top three. I was definitely wrong.
total 1,433lbs is bullshit, my total is 3 tonnes in…10 years. it's about how heavy you lift in one exercise.
Random AI vid