Doctor Explains RARE Genetic Condition in World's Strongest Man Eddie Hall - HERCULES GENE!
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- Does Eddie Hall have a genetic advantage? 2017 World's Strongest Man and deadlift world record holder Eddie Hall revealed that he has a genetic abnormality in the MSTN gene that results in a myostatin deficiency and has been called the "Hercules gene". This allows his body to build more muscle then the average person.
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Unfortunately that Gene also makes him very dehydrated
Only a select few will understand
He hasn't been hydrated since the 500kg deadlift
Sir that's diabeties.
@@codymoreland4496 you arent getting the joke
@@Jesus-ji8dh even there he wasn't fully hydrated
Just wait till eddie gets fully hydrated.
He can't his body would never get full of water, literally he can't be hydrated he wasted all his hydration by lifting incredible weight, he needs to constantly be drinking about 10 gallons of water a day but that's to much. He fucked up it's gonna take years and him stopping to lifting for he fully gets hydrated.
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If only he hydrated himself better, he could evolve into his final form
HE COULD GO EVEN FURTHER BEYOND!
AAAAAHHHHHHHH!
Lol
He can’t hydrate himself that’s y his blood vessels pop and this happens because of the amount of muscle and the amount he lifts he will have to stop lifting and purposely lose muscle to be able to get fully hydrated
He would then become "The Ultimate One". And his new name would be Escanor.
Szabó Sándor seven sins reference ?
@@zalty8556 probably
Eddie's gonna show this to Brian Shaw to prove his genetic superiority
1 worlds strongest man victory vs 4
@Everam Nah the real reason is because Eddie Hall can never be hydrated.
High Marshal Helbrecht the deadlift is the highest pinnacle of human strength. Much rather have that WR than 3 WSM titles
@@ciarangrimes7912 Oh it would be awesome to have but Big Z just seems far far stronger in general than Hall or Shaw
@@ColonelBragg brian also had less competition lol, eddie is by far the superior athlete in his prime
Brian doesn't know about this condition because he was late for the doctor's explanation.
LOL!!
One could say... Brian has the world record in lateness. A record of the world!
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So what you're saying is that one of the strongest men in the world has superior genetics...
Seriously though very interesting video
Difference between superior genetics and genetic mutations
@@Ryan-yu5kt whats the difference excactly? seems like a genetic mutation like this is what people call superior genetics
@@krusty6649 Bro im not about to act like i know the science behind if theyre technically different or not. This condition is literally that, a condition. A mutation. I dont think something like a genetic mutation should be classified in the same label of "superior genetics" with the likes of stuff like height for basketball players.
It is not "superior genetics". The concept of superior genetics is foolish and short sighted. Myostatin exists for a reason and this is simply not useful and is in fact detrimental to regular people.
@@krusty6649 superior genetics are muscle insertion lengths and skeltal structure. i myself have very long muscles and a wide clavicle so can build more muscle than the average person. myostatin would be way more powerful than even guys with high HGH or test levels naturally.
I must have an excess amount of myostatin
I got an excess amount of dick
Sfuckin MEWGE
@@boahnation9932 in you and your mother's mouth
BOAH NATION dick head yeah
Me too. Especially in the calves.
Good video! There’s another idea in strength-sports that says it’s not so much pure muscle mass, but also “how many muscle fibers you can recruit from your nervous system to exert the force” I don’t know what clinical/biological markers we have today to measure that, but it should be a testable hypothesis!
Woah! A legend is here haha! So I'm actually on my EMG training right now and that's making me think if we could...I'm not sure off hand but I'll ask some of my consultants
Brian Sutterer MD my two favorite medical you tubers
You both should collaborate, if possible.
Woah 2 of my favorite creators in the same comment section.. crazy 😝
Omg! I watch both of you! That's crazy!!
Eddie Hall isn't a bodybuilder. He's a former strongman, and now TH-cam personality
Former ?
Mark Me He is retired
Not just TH-camr, he has like 5 real shows on TV in the US and UK
Dehydrated youtuber*
Boooooo you killed our season boooooooooo
He probably has the record for the biggest man to have a 6 pack
Marius pugenouski. I butchered the spelling but it should get you to him
@@ryanmartin674 hahhaha the spelling brah! Its Pudzianowski. Ur freakin funny haha
But, what about his dehydrate gene ?
That pic at 1:45 the guy is completely 100% natural never even touched a pre workout. He’s vegan, natty, gluten free and organic.
Lol it's photoshopped
haha you're funny
@@mikeoxmaul1788 no shit sherlock
He doesn't even know what creatine is!
@@yeetwchybaban only replying because ur profile pic is a pug I rate it 10/10
Thor bjornsson aka the mountain has the vikings Gene of allfather Odín ❗
genes and steroids. lots of steroids
@@namwarmaster6918 vikings rules
@@namwarmaster6918 same amount of steroids as a nba or nfl player.
@@D9Wx lmao, no.
Namwarmaster eddie halls been on roids since 15 lol
I’m gonna start telling people I have a lot of myostatin as to why I’m so skinny
Lack of myostatin that Eddie hall claims causes extreme low body fat. He is being lied to
That's probably factually correct if you do a lot of heavy lifting and bulking and see minimal muscle growth
Do you eat enough. When i was skinny an wanted to put on muscle i ate 6 meals a day and lifted heavy weights 4 days a week.
Are you doing that.
Stephen Bachman probably not
At least you won't have an enlarged heart like all of these people with steroids in their system and mutations that are actually a curse rather than a blessing. You don't want myostatin deficiency, it will end your life faster.
Who else thinks Eddie looks like King Henry VIII?
That might be a problem for his wife...
U seen henry the viii
Generous G 100%
Yeah like a non diabetic fat slob version of Henry 8
@@garrysekelli6776 Henry 8th wasn't a slob he was a warrior who ended up eating too much at the end
There's a reason why Nordics are so big and almost all the winners of those world's strongest man competitions are from Iceland or northern Europe
sumeahs king Thor was the the most recent Icelandic strongman to win but i don’t think many have won since the 90’s
Naggot Figger quality over quantity, there are very little Icelandic people compared to most other competitive nationalities of and have a incredibly large winning ratio.
@@lobo53695
I read a book called muscle and it said that blacks, Germans and Italians are genetically stronger, relatively speaking. I don't know what that was based off of, but certainly size is genetic and certain races are larger. There is also the very likely, if not proven, fact that different hominids existed on different continents and interbred with homosapiens. Hominids very very close to homo sapiens e.g. neanderthals which were primarily in Europe and homo habilis which inhabited the region which is now Bali. Neanderthals had larger brains than homo sapiens and almost certainly were stronger. There is absolute evidence of neanderthals burying their dead, making tools ect. Homo habilis is a relatively smaller hominid and the people of Bali are very short compared to say the dutch whom happen to be the tallest people in the world. I have a book I'm waiting to read called sapiens by Yuval Noah. I have heard this is a great and credible book, it may prove my current understandings to be wrong. I don't know yet but it is an interesting discussion.
Edit: obviously Africa is a continent, blacks also have a very wide variance of genetic phenotypes so just saying blacks isn't very specific, but that is what the book said.
Bergmann's rule
sumeahs king
Could you refer to the book that you read ? I remember about 3-4 years ago someone that I ran into at a gym told me that they read a book on genetics.He mentioned that book he read claimed that people of African decent age at a slower rate( 5 years or something to that effect ). Maybe the books are the same or cover the same scope of topics when it comes to genetics.
Eddie is too strong.
Like he can destroy himself. That’s dangerous. If you watch the 500kg deadlift you see why this is very dangerous. Strongman probably took a decade or 2 off his life. He’s awesome.
He was destined to be in athletics, he was a crazy swimmer and was projected to go to the Olympics before he decided to just get fucking massive
Yeah eddie’s dope af
Lol the reason why he almost dropped dead is because he has terrible genetics when it comes to strength. He is XX ACTN3 which means he has more slow twitch. The funny thing is that slow twitch is a weaker muscle than fast twitch so it's not common in powerlifting. In fact less than 1% of elite powerlifters have the XX (slow twitch) variant. So Eddie is an abnormality in that sense. But it does come at a cost. Since slow twitch muscle is blood filled and runs on oxygen, a man of his size requires a lot of oxygen and can become deprived of oxygen pretty quickly. The reason why he almost dropped dead after the 500kg deadlift is literally because he was not built to do that deadlift. Yet miraculously he somehow did it.
@@hercules_144Jesus christ
The gene uses hydration reaction so it requires a lot of water.
That explains his dehydration...
I found this content much more compelling than your typical sports injury breakdown videos. Hope to catch more like it in the future!
I've got this same gene. Recently found out from a DNA test. I sweat way way too much. My tendons in my arms are always abnormally sore and achy. Forced to take in as much protein as possible. And I've always been abnormally strong since I was a child. Had no clue that's what this was. I am also 47% Scandinavian/Nordic.
Did your relatives move to the us in the 1800s?
@@toby4036 I believe so on my mom's side. My dad's side was 1920s.
@@DeathMetalGhosthunter that’s very likely. About 500 000 norwegians moved to the us in 1800s early 1900s. My great great grandfather had like 7-8 siblings, most of them moved to the us. So most likely i have relatives there somewhere.
@@toby4036 that's awesome. My ancestry tree said that my genes are all the way from vikings in the 1100s. Said that I have 9th generation viking gene.
My father is abnormally muscular and strong and doesn't train weights at all. He sweats a lot and always complain about his tendons in the arms and shoulders being sore. My brother and I find it very easy to pack on muscle, our friends are all on steriods and we still match them in muscularity and strength. Wouldn't be surprised if he has this gene, we are eastern European (Slavic race) related to the Nordic people.
Eddie Hall in another interview said "If I had just picked the weight up and dropped i'd be fine, but I wanted to show the crowd he owned that weight. I held the bar a total of four seconds that's where the damage was done"
it takes a certain amount of balls to make such a massive weight your bitch like that
a showman and a strongman, beastly af
@@amneenja5720 Making a weight your bitch...dear gawd you people...
I recall a WSM competition stone carry race. The competitor had a good run but then decided to showboat and stood screaming and "making the stone his bitch". The clock didn't stop until he dropped the stone, so he lost. Oopsy.
@@TrustNJesusChrist silence weakling
Lee Everett what exactly do you mean?
Eddie is such a great guy! Love his videos
Thank you for a fascinating video!!! I especially respect the fact that you didn't ask people to subscribe. Based on your channels quality content, I did, but I like the fact that you left that option as an absolute choice.
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Cool, now I need me some myostatin blockers asap!
Use some YK-11
Do you want to die young? You would be better off doing normal steroid cycles. Gawd damn you people, do research on why we have myostatin in the first place.
More like some trenbologna sandwichs
:35 seconds into video “Ight where can I remove myostatin ”
Loved the switch in subject!
You rock ! Really interesting material in your videos
can u
imagine with this gene and fully hydrated Eddie can deadlift 600kg easy
Do Brian Shaw!! 4 time world's strongest man!
Thanks doc
i dont think brian has this
Diego Garcia
Brian’s genes haven’t been looked into.
And something called skittles also helps him pack on muscle and strength
TehArgento janoy cresva sold him the skittles
Pissening science m'lard would be proud
"What if I told you that one of the strongest men who ever lived, and also the current deadlift record holder had an abnormality with his genetics that allowed him to pack on more muscle than the average person?"
I'd be as unimpressed as if you told me a baby had a temper tantrum. The shock here is that there aren't more powerlifters/strongman competitors/olympic weightlifters who have such an abnormality.
nobody said it's impressive. It's interesting, there's a difference.
I'll say a lot more people have this, Eddie was just tested and admitted it publicly. Check most strongmen they are all huge dudes which is hard to find naturally
Thank you for correcting his grammar. No one else caught that
@@felipeencinas1862 What do you mean "naturally"? So their genetics aren't natural, because they're elite at their sport? You seem jealous.
@@geovonnigutierrez6002 not jealous at all if a fact look around how many huge muscular guys are around. My point wasn't about taking drugs, it was more geared to natural selection all nba basketball players are tall you could say they all have something in their Gene's to make them tall, sabe thing with big muscular guys the ones that have the genetic advantage might be the only ones able to be huge, i know a couple.of friend that no matter what they are or supplements they took they wouldnt gain much muscle or weight, their body type just want like that.
The HGH gene...
5:10 pfff fam, "unlike you and me?" I had my DNA tested and the doctor told me he could see Arnold and Hercules printed into my gene strand duo flexing their biceps
>Popped blood vessels
I have some questions regarding this. First, is there a way to strengthen blood vessels to prevent such injuries as aneurysms and strokes, and second, what is more harmful to the blood vessels, a fast heart rate or high blood pressure?
I guess I have two more questions. First, why does blood pressure rise when lifting, and lastly, is it a good idea to try to prevent the red faced, vein popping effect? I notice that when I try to calm myself when lifting in order to prevent surface veins from appearing, it definitely feels like my interior blood vessels are expanding in turn. Is there no way to lift heavy or grow muscle without damaging blood vessels?
Two final questions. Is thick or thin cloud better in this regard, and is adding more clotting agents like vitamin k better or more thinning agents like Omega 3? Thanks!
No idea I just know when I play trombone as loud as I can for a long enuf amount of seconds I get light-headed :P
Could this also impact the rate at which one could pack on the muscle? or is it something that is only limited to the amount that one could pack on?
now imagine if he was like 6'9
Whoa
I think he is 6"4. He is just so wide across the chest that he looks short
@@mikeoxmaul1788 6'3 weighed around 430ish pounds during deadlift
The Extermina6 then he would be around 550 pounds
@@kevinopfer116 hes not 6'3 i think hes between 6'1 6'2
Didn't think I'd see strongman on this channel. It's my favorite sport and the one I follow the closest.
Can you do a video on Rodney Hood’s injury? Thanks
The music is a bit too loud imo ) Great video though! Thanks )
I would like to imagine that even though he has a shirt and tie, he isnt wearing any pants
Why? Just why??
Thomas Gillan nice pic bro
Nice to see a video which isn't based on someone sustaining a horribly injury.
Can you do a video on pnc-27 and what it does?
music is a bit too loud imo, but great video!
The muscular dystrophy diseases are horrible. I hope this genetic mutation can lead to break through treatments. Thanks, good video.
Me too, thanks!
Brian Sutterer MD I shared this video with a friend who has MD. Keep up the great work. As a teacher and coach, I’m really glad that I recently found your channel (Zion video).
Thoughts on Ja Morant’s durability? I‘ve heard rumblings from Memphis media... he’s like a pogo stick at 175...
Even though other strongmen perhaps haven't gotten this diagnosis, I wouldn't be surprised if this spectrum of mutations is a commonality among guys that big and strong.
It's also worth mentioning that Eddie Hall is certainly taking advantage of a very good PED cycle. I don't think it's necessarily a problem, but worth mentioning.
0:34 PREACH!!
I have a gene that makes me build muscle too, its called anabolics.
Can someone explain me why I always read jokes about Eddie saying his “dehydrated”?
I never understood lol
He always says that in his youtube videos haha
It's not a joke though, he is severely, consistently dehydrated. If not for years of potential steroid use (speculative, but they cause long term dehydration effects) and the way and amount he trains, no one would say it. Also, look at the man train. He sweats 3-4L every time he goes to the gym
Because he is always severely dehydrated!
It’s a meme on his page
Does Flostatin act as an inhibitor for that myostatin enzyme ?
@dr Brian - I vaguely recall reading studies that said that wild type (heterozygous) myostatin genes are the most advantageous for strength, that 2 functioning genes limits the muscle (obviously) and that no working myostatin genes leads to huge but ultimately underutilized muscle, probably due to nerves not being able to send enough signal to fire the muscle fibers.
So he's got, as far as I know, the biggest advantage there is, at least in that specific gene region. Like you said though, takes nothing away from the work, diet, specific training, and probably boatloads of supplements, all big factors, especially when we're dealing with extreme edge cases, such as world's strongest man.
Thats because he's having his ego massaged by lies. Low myostatin in humans and animals causes extreme low body fat and cognitive heart problems
Bodybuilder Big Ramy is also known to have this mutation
Hes tiny, only 5 10, leave it 😂
@@Jorge-wg9tq this mutation controls muscle size, not height.... Did you not watch the video lol 😂
@@playea123 Still, the muscles might have something to do with genetics outside of this alleged Gene and the copious amounts of gear
@@Jorge-wg9tq ?? It might (even though that's never been proven) but that's definitely not the primary function. That's like buying chairs primarily because they could also be made of wood....
He might cause everyone's on gear but no one is Big Ramy sized
I wish I had a condition that I don’t ever get to tired when running track
Laurent Fignon once said he never had legs burn or pain... Ever!
Guess who has endurance to do it? Humans. In prehistoric era every human could easily outrun gazelles, buffalos or deer. We did it not by being faster, but with endurance. Nowadays we have groceries and shops.
@@DaniloDanny77 We def still have endurance, look at Kipchoge, Cheptegei, or even Rudisha
@@ericramos1916 Why did you put "even"? Every human, if they are non-sedentiary, relatively healthy and train regilarly can run marathon. I'm not saying who would win. It's a different story. The thing is the vast majority can't run that long, but only because we have shops and don't have to chase the prey.
@@DaniloDanny77 I said even because Kipchoge and Cheptegei run longer distance, while Rudisha specialized in the 800 which is much shorter
Very informative.
Genetics may be the number one factor in weight lifting ability. Leverage created from the point that the muscle attaches to the Bone have a considerable effect on your ability to lift weight
The strenght and dehydratation gene...
Dan Alexandru being behydrated isn’t bad
Genes that require some hydration and SAUCE! lol
Unfortunately my body doesn't support slow twitch muscles, I also have no colon so I don't absorb water well and gives me extremely low resting bp. However, because I have taken time to learn how my body works I can produce way more power than I logically should since finding out I have highly dense amounts of fast twitch muscles that were just naturally occurring. It is people like you who gave me the knowledge to prove just because my body can't do what other's can, doesn't mean I can't execute something better for me. I recently pushed an SUV with two flat tires and two adults by myself about 40ft without training to do anything like that, so thank you for the knowledge you and your colleagues bring
i have a similar condition. I am 99% fast twitch and standing and walking completely exhaust me. i can only sprint and lift thousands of pounds. i sleep 20 hours a day and eat 15,000 calories every night.
As with any deviation from the norm, it wont affect people at the median noticably.
But at the extremes it can be a remarkable difference.
You didn't mention the dehydration. The gene comes with a caveat.
Is that really surprising at all? Genetics have always been known to heavily affect athletic ability and muscle building. We’ve been able to see since day 1 guys like eddie hall, larry wheels, thor, they’re just leaps and bounds beyond even other lifters.
Justin McNelly you forgot shaw and big Z
Name me one discipline where those guys are leaps beyond the rest and ill give you a handful of examples of other people doing it on the same or slightly lower level.
By far the biggest factor is hard work and steroids. Ofcourse genetics plays a role, but not that much. Im sure a person with bad genetics could be top 10 strongman if he puts in the same work that the top guys do
Filip Raos I’m not disagreeing. My point is guys dont just get like that with some creatine. Theyre genetically different + they juice
Strong man tournaments are indeed very exciting to watch. Same with arm wrestling.
Most people think strongmen would only lift certain type of weight and done, that's all. No! That ain't the case. They invented many new instruments in measuring person' strength. There's even this thing which i forgot the name they utilize lately in which a strongman would push this circle as much as he can, and the circle is filled with weights. There's also type of competition. Lifting+running (they also measure the traveled length), throwing, etc...
Brilliant video.
Also when eddie get himself fully hydrated his bodyweight will get up to 300 kg
I really just think it’s a combination of a really large frame steroids and loads and loads of work
So is there a direct correlation between the muscle mass and strength. Because I've been putting on so much mass but I've shockingly weak. My numbers are embarrassing.
Love this video
The Gene that makes muscles huge, hangs around the gym and sells gear.
I wish I had a myostatin mutation
Adnan A don’t we all
@WHATEVER'S CLEVER
Weakling virgin
Is it just me who thinks the background music does not fit this type of video?
Great video though!
So in my case, where I am 40 and haven't touched a single weight since highschool or even exercised that much at all in over 25 years but I still have 18 inch biceps, a 34 inch waist ,40 inch chest and large quadriceps, etc. What is the cause of this? Could it be something similar? I know myostatin deficiency is really rare so I doubt its that but I am always thirsty and dehydrated just like it. I drink at least 2 or 2.5 liters of juice and water everyday and I still have dry skin issues and a permanent case of dry mouth and throat. Could it just be my genetics? My father was able to play football at UT Knoxville and a few years of semi pro with the Memphis showboats and he never lifted weights that much either. His strength was just natural. He didn't stay dehydrated all the time like I do though.
damn
Everyone claiming steroids are the real secret are very misinformed. You dont think every competitive strongman, powerlifter, or bodybuilder is on steroids? Its still a level playing field in that regards. There are other things at play here
List of important factors:
1. Diet
2. Training stimulus
3. Body type
4. Response to anabolics
5. The anabolics themselves
Anabolics are the least important because everybody is on them, it's how strong your genetic response is to anabolics, how you eat and how you train.
@Jai Rey haha,said the skinny prick (you)
@@CommonSenseBodybuilding not everyone uses steroids the same way. we don't know what their cycles are like. it's partially about what you have access to, and how much damage you're willing to do to your body. are you willing to blast every compound available as hard as possible? most guys probably aren't.
@@chrishayes5755 that's true, but the difference between each compound isn't dramatic, mostly they have different aesthetic effects and a few can increase strength to a high degree but as you say, many which do so are so toxic that they can't be run for longer than a few weeks, hence why people such as Eddie wouldn't run those compounds. From my experience access isn't as big of an issue any more it's more the people being too uneducated due to a censorship on real, actionable advice on steroids and compounds. Young people are jumping on dbol and winstrol on their first cycle because they don't know any better, people believe they can do a 12 week tren cycle at 23thats the problem with people saying "it's steroids", it just makes people believe steroids do all the hard work for them and fail to learn that diet, training, genetics and lifestyle are all more important parts of the puzzle.
Marty Kretz of course Everyone at the top is on steroids
I'm worried I have this I'm 400 pounds and my weight continues to climb but fat going down causing me to lose pant and shirt sizes in spite of weight gain but while it started with me working out I have stopped working out but muscle continues to build anyway and the muscle came on way to fast and I'm not on steroids. So I don't get it.
You said something about Eddie Hall being heterozygous, only having one affected gene instead of both? Are you saying he'd have an even bigger advantage if both were mutated? And if so, by how much?
Does Zion Williamson have the same genetic condition?
6'6'' 285pds at 19yo is crazy.
no. If you look closely at Zion, he has a significant amount of fat on his body. He might be 285, but his body type is on the softer side. He's not exactly ripped to shreds, his body fat % is pretty significant and you can tell just by looking at him that he didn't have the best eating habits in high school.
@@WutTheDeuceGaming the McDonald's Gene
WutTheDeuce I have to say I respectfully disagree with your statement; Zion does not have as much fat on his body as you imply. Of course he isn’t shredded, as you mentioned earlier, but I don’t think his body fat percentage is all that high.
@@NYCMIAH if hed had the gene hed look insane hes only 285 at 6'6 and doesn't have any real muscle definition whereas if you look at pictures of eddie at like 340 pounds hes shredded. And hes at 6'3
The one magical single golden nut I’m not saying he has the gene, my argument is that Zion isn’t as fat as everyone makes it out to be. And do you understand what you just said... 6’6 and 285 in the same sentence.
does this include tren bologne sandwich and test as genetics????
anavar heard of a tren bologne sandwich
1:21 i wonder how much the worlds strongest man trophy weighs.
3:25 no picture of the german boy?
Would a condition like this also affect the heart because it's a muscle or specifically skeletal muscle?
I think there's a high infant mortality rate with the condition due to it affecting those systems
Some people have bigger hearts than others
I think this video is misleading. After watching this, some people actually think that Eddie does not use PED's. They think it's all about his special gene. It's genetics AND drugs.
They all use peds
Thats because he's having his ego massaged by lies. Low myostatin in humans and animals causes extreme low body fat and cognitive heart problems
In 2017 World's strongest man* Current world's strongest man is Martins Licis
LIFTING MOTIVATION He literally says in the video “The 2017 world’s strongest man Eddie Hall”
@@thewoodpecker7947 I'm talking about the title
LIFTING MOTIVATION
MARTINS!! ✊🏻
LIFTING MOTIVATION just ‘worlds strongest man’ not ‘the worlds strongest man’
@@370zNismoSam What's the difference? The title makes people believe that Eddie hall is the current world's strongest man. That's my point. It should be pointed on the title as the 2017 world's strongest man
You are a great narrator
Is there a way to stop or mitigate this condition?
U mean genetics with trt
Anyone could use liters of testosterone and never get even close to Eddie's level
@@santytt123454321 that's why I said he is a mix of trt on top of good genetics
I don't think you know what TRT means
@@rafaelblanco3519 yeah, like most elite athletes, so there's no need to clarify his use of PEDs
@@mrdune5479 lol
The problem with being huge and muscular is that you lack agility and endurance I honestly would take agility over brute strength.
well the difference is you aren't competing in world's strongest man are you.. that's why you are saying that
Yooo this beat go so crazy i could barely focus
Please do one on Denis Cyplenkov and his genetics.
I've never seen a belly button on a chin.
Great video but I think you're using Strongman, weightlifting, powerlifting, and bodybuilding interchangeably at times
(which is incorrect). They're all strength sports but they have distinct nuances that make them different (i.e. weightlifting isn't powerlifting, powerlifting isn't bodybuilding, etc.)
Yea, I understand die hard fans will nitpick a bit, but for sake of average audience I didn't want to get too complex. Thanks for feedback though!
@@BrianSuttererMD of course, again I think it was a great video. Just wanted to make sure you were aware that they were different sports 👍🏽
@@BrianSuttererMD isnt using multiple terms making it even more complex?
I always knew he was some sort of mutant! : D He must have some sort of mutant humor gene too because he's one of the funniest guys on the planet. Love Eddie!!!
Is it possible that AAS/PED use lead to this abnormality manifesting itself?
Scientist: Eddie Eddie Hall "world strongest man" has an abnormal gene that makes him superhuman
Me: no shit sherlock
1:48 is a photoshopped picture.
Robert Försteman has the same gene defect
as far as i know he doesnt train much upper body (so he doesnt become to big)
he is called Quadzilla (biiiiiig quads xD),
Bike sprinter ^^
Same Gene condition as Carl Yngvar Christensen from norway wich destroyed the squat WR and the Total WR before he had to quit lifting due to health issues
He's lucky his hard work doesn't count
Did not their was as such thing as “to much muscle”
English? Not even once.
Yeah, "too much muscle" totally is a thing. I'm nowhere near Eddie Hall's size or strength, but as a tall heavily-built distance runner I do run into this. The short version is that serious muscle mass is really expensive to operate, and there are limits to how far the cardiovascular system will develop as you gain muscle.
Wanna say it in english?
I did not know their was such a thing as "too much muscle".
Did i get it right? My grammar and punctuation were always my weakest subject in grade school.
Sometimes I write sentences like that when I get too high. I knew what you meant and dats twat countz in cummunication
Can some people with certain body types (like ectomorphs) produce more myostatin that makes them a "hard gainer"?
Maybe. Or maybe you have low testosterone. Testosterone has a great deal to do with fat gain and muscle loss/gain. Lift weights on a normal basis and eat healthy and you will boost your T naturally. Myostatin actually has far less to do with people gaining or losing muscle, its more testosterone related.
Is there a drug that can limit the effects of Myostatin?