@@fatherdoug6644facts, climbers only have massive back strength and grip strength. i bet u he can hold larry’s pr deadlift without straps, i dont mean like him deadlifting it but just holdin the finish position without losin grip and dropping it
@@powslayz3690 His grip might possibly be enough to hold 400 kg with mixed grip, but I'm pretty sure his traps and spine would give out a lot earlier, even for just a hold.
As someone that went from strength training into climbing, it is mind-blowing. I don't think it is common at all for climbers to just deadlift this much right out of the gate
It's very nice seeing him looking good, and it's so eye-opening to us viewers seeing Larry talk about how gear affects his life and relationships. "What I have to take changes me, for the worse... I didn't like who I was" 100s for honesty and glad he looks like hes taking care of himself now.
Larry is such a kind and genuine person! I met him at a convention last year and he was really nice, and took the time to talk to me for a few minutes. We got a selfie flexing together too. Humble guy forsure. Definitely a fan! 😁
Climbing clearly works that back. I mean I know this logically but also a 385 deadlift at a low bodyweight with no deadlifting. Awesome. My max is 505 and that took me years lol. Great job man.
Magnus is a genetic anomaly. I know elite level climbers and none of them deadlift above 315. they have super stron pullups and horizontal pulls but not deadlifts. Magnus is literally just a born athlete, couldve probably done well in any sport.
@@TheBanana202 Yeah, I second that. I can barely lift 385 and train in the gym that probably has the highest density of world class climbers in the world, haven't seen anyone pull anywhere close to this, in fact from what I've seen they're all very weak at the deadlift once they try it. Almost no climbers train deadlifts and climbing really isn't working your lower back much if at all. Pulling 385 out of the gate is just pure Magnus magic, freakishly strong.
Dang!!! Magnus strong asf for his size! Edit: comment section is full of haters. A man who weighs 155lbs lifting what he lifted with almost no experience is good asf. Sorry he's not on Tren benching 405.
@M.F.-lq7jbyou don’t understand how impressive it is to benchpress over your bodyweight when you never bench . And also deadlift over twice ur bodyweight when u never deadlift lol
Larry should have advised him to pull the slack out of the bar, then pull explosively. Looks dangerous the way he's bending his arms and then yanking on them
Unless youre unnatural it's very very unlikely to tear anything by doing what Magnus was doing with his arms. The big issue is the rounding of the back, but if he has a really strong back (which he does), its unlikely for him to hurt his back, even with the bad form
@@oscarriley9265well nattys in general are much more unlikely to tear things. Of course being warmed up, hydrated and overall being healthy decreases your risk
I highly doubt Magnus would have an issue with a bicep tear here. His pulling strength is almost at Eddie Hall levels lol, as far as isolated stuff goes
I don’t think people realize how impressive it is to bench 90 kg at 70kg with hardly any benching and also deadlift over two times your bodyweight with no deadlift specific training.
Agreed. I never train legs, but I do high specific jumping, and I was able to do 185-pound squat for reps without ever squatting in my life before at a weight of 73kg.
hmmm no it's not.... deadlift without specific muscle and neurological training is ALL about leverages... I've seen 14 year old kids life 2x BW on the first day at the gym I've seen guys training for 2 years struggle hit that... Magnus is STRONG! Magnus has benched before... it's on youtube! he has deadlifted before it's on youtube and he said in the video at the start he has benched....( twice a year) why would anyone bench twice a year..... horse sh1t.... Not sure what else to say to you....
@ChromicClaw he's a farmers son. His wrists are thicker than mine. He already hit a 3 plate bench after 10 weeks training. He weighed 90kg and hit a 4 plate deadlift on his first day after learning the lift. Currently after 10 weeks has a 180kg squat 140 bench 215 kg deadlift And did an 80kg push-press He only started OHP 3 weeks ago Future record holder! In fact he's already broken some! Zero shits given if you can't comprehend that there are genetically gifted lifters out there
Magnus is a strong cat. I used to powerlift and now I climb, still do the lifts more mild. I was worried when he pulled 315 though and had his arms bent. It's how you tear a bicep. Just some info for new lifters who might not know, keep them arms straight.
Not using a mixed grip on my deadlift was the best thing I did. Felt 100 times better, and my grip improved tremendously over a few months. Had to basically reset, but it was worth it.
You need to get motocross athlete Chase Sexton on one of these. He does 405lbs deadlifts as part of his training. It'll help shed light on this sport that always gets severely underestimated. Motocross athletes are some of the toughest athletes out there, always at 180-190 heart rate for 36+ minutes, multiple times a day (during race day). Constantly experiencing tremendous G forces when taking corners, jumping, landing, the 250lb bike itself wanting to throw the rider off at every single bump. And these tracks get BUMPY, and RUTTY. You CAN NOT be sitting down on a motocross track. You are NOT just sitting and twisting the throttle. I'd love to see someone do just that, and see how long it takes them to fall and/or complete a lap :). I get defensive because people scoff at the idea of it being a sport when it has been shown it is one of the MOST physically and mentally demanding sports out there (race strategy, line choice, which gear should I be on? When do I brake? Front brake or rear brake? Is this jump face beat up and does it have a kicker at the lip I need to be prepared for, etc...) These athletes are lean muscle & cardio machines.
Gotta love Larry's tips, really insightful and straight to the point! Also Magnus is hella strong on the bench,he could easily put up 3 plates with just a little more training
Respect to you Larry for being honest about how being on gear effects you, and even bigger Respect for quitting something you love to be fair to someone you love.
This is why Larry is the best fitness content creator on TH-cam. He literally brings people on the platform that are from every different kind of sports. Not just strength athletes.
You're a good guy bro. I have went through the same thing in my marriage. There is a cost to looking good. More than just time. The mental game is tough when in a relationship/ marriage/kids, etc. You're a good soul. Keep it up Larry
No one comments that Larry says to Magnus it is good form on deadlift on warmup sets while it was obvious his lower back are too arched, I was scared for his lumbar back injury while doing heavier weights. He should seen this and point it out to him to have more straight back.
Not to mention saying deadlift is mostly back without talking about hamstrings and glutes... That's literally the first clue for any beginner lifter to make sure you are hinging properly and engaging your hamstrings...so you're not squatting the weight. Obviously people who only do squats don't have stellar deadlifts, both works the legs but different muscles.
one thing i think should have been mentioned with the deadlift would be to pull slightly at the bottom to create tension and brace for the pull upwards. sorta how when you are armwrestling you start off with tension so that when you explode at the start you dont dislocate or pull anything.
The test fueled laugh is so great, every "heh heh heh" adds at least 3 inches to my thighs and one time I actually got stuck on the toilet for 4 hours cuz my shoulders got too wide as I was watching him lift.
people only get pec tears when elbows flared when they are on loads of gear, or doing too much. If you are lifetime natty and progressing with bench, flaring elbows actually stretches chest more and is totally safe.
The top climbers (Magnus is actually insanely strong even among top climbers) can do things like dips and push-ups well. In fact, they usually only do push-ups and dips for chest and triceps. As for pull and core, it's a different story. Pull-ups, chin-ups, muscle ups, front and back levers, 1-arm pull-ups.
Unsure why Larry would recommend using collars on a bench-press though? If you train alone or at home, that can be deadly. You need the safety net of being able to tip the weight off if things go awry.
He did say you should pretty much always bench with a spotter, but didn't give that reason specifically. I always want to see people say no spotter = no collars.
What video did you watch? This was very awkward and uncomfortable to watch, and tbh, it's 100% Magnus, lately he looks like he doesn't want to be wherever he is, doing whatever he is doing.... Magnus are you ok man?
i love watching Magnus in the Gym. I used to be skinny like that 145 at 5'11. Still benched twice my weight. now i am over 60 and over 145.... still strong, though.
You should collab with Mitchell hooper, he’s decently strong given his body weight, and that he’s still pretty young. Especially if you consider that he used to be a marathon runner just a few years ago, his strength is definitely pretty impressive.
I know hes got that grip and pullup strength but actually 205 bench and 385 dead for a guy his size who doesn't normally train this way is super impressive. Many avg Joes have to bench for 4-6 months before they hit the 205.
Since magnus doesnt weightlift hes not used to these movements but was still crazy strong, but he is even stronger on both lat pulldowns and cable rows. I think he full stacks.
Magnus Midtbø was and most likely is super strong for the likes of him. Confirmed by UK's strongest Beast as well. 3:36 that is some super usefull infromation for young fellas out there trying to go too heavy too quickly.
Very good pointers💪🏽💪🏽 It also helps when recovering from a back injury. If something feels off when doing any exercise, you should stop & rest a minute. Sometimes muscles twitch unexpectedly
the one thing i noticed on the bench press is the breathing technichue you didn`t show him that one, not everyone knows what it is but i think larry does
I wonder when it gets old that Magnus is pretending to be new to any of these lifts. It has been over half a decade on cam for him with these exercises. C'mon.
it’s a DYELs fav type of content to be like “size doesn’t matter! you can be skinny and super strong!” but they’re simply no where near comparing to magnus
Huh? Half a decade on cam with these exercises? Bro there are no videos of him doing deadlift on the internet. He clearly doesnt do them much if at all.
@qhayze huh? Many people are magnuses size and strength... go to your local powerlifting gym. . Many are even stronger than magnus.. he climbs he doesnt lift.
He did a bit with Juji. They went very slowly. I don't think it's dishonest to say he is a beginner with these lifts, he definitely doesn't train them regularly.
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Larry's laugh sounds like an impression of his laugh
Sounds like Will Smith's laugh😂
Crazy that this makes sense
It's sound like Dwayne Johnson and Will Smith had a kid laugh but deeper
LMAOOOOOOOOOOO
Every time he laughs my one rep max for bench goes up 10lbs
Pulling and climbers is there niche, I saw him row with eddie hall his strength was amazing in the pulling movement
You can see when he pulls for the deadlift, to his knees it’s super fast. But when he uses his glutes to finish off the lift he’s a lot weaker
@@fatherdoug6644facts, climbers only have massive back strength and grip strength. i bet u he can hold larry’s pr deadlift without straps, i dont mean like him deadlifting it but just holdin the finish position without losin grip and dropping it
@@powslayz3690nah
@@powslayz3690 His grip might possibly be enough to hold 400 kg with mixed grip, but I'm pretty sure his traps and spine would give out a lot earlier, even for just a hold.
Yeah even Eddie was impressed!
This is the best version of Larry I think we've had. He seems actually happy and refreshed. Really happy for him!
Happy as Larry
I thought the same thing. I haven't seen one of his vids for a while, so it was pretty striking to me, dude just seems carefree. It is nice to see
I think it’s learning callisthenics. He has a competitive nature and the new skill is satisfying that itch, possibly.
@@jujutrini8412 yeah that’s the least likely lmao
Yeah I was scrolling trough the comments to find smth like this
Magnus is impressive! Good lift brother! 💪
Yoo king
whats your pr Anton?
Anton!!!
Hey, time to see your collabs again!
Bro a 385 deadlift for someone who doesnt normally weightlift is crazy. No belt or straps (ofc) too
Especially considering the fact that Magnus is like 70ish kg (155ish lbs)
yeah hes got mine beat and I train it I figured he would grip is quite important.
With good form, I think he could've gotten 405.
And he's still trying to curl the weight..
As someone that went from strength training into climbing, it is mind-blowing. I don't think it is common at all for climbers to just deadlift this much right out of the gate
It's very nice seeing him looking good, and it's so eye-opening to us viewers seeing Larry talk about how gear affects his life and relationships. "What I have to take changes me, for the worse... I didn't like who I was" 100s for honesty and glad he looks like hes taking care of himself now.
Larry is such a kind and genuine person! I met him at a convention last year and he was really nice, and took the time to talk to me for a few minutes. We got a selfie flexing together too. Humble guy forsure. Definitely a fan! 😁
Collab with Andrey Smaev
Okay Andrey
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32:31 Pretty sure I could do anything if Larry was yelling “YES, FINISH IT” behind me 😂
bro i would love to get rich and just use all my time to train with larry and hear him yelling perfect behind me on my pr’s
Almost the same I don’t think I would be able to finish my deals in the bathroom though… would be hella uncomfortable
max bench: 15:35
max bench (failed attempt): 21:10
max deadlift: 32:27
Doing gods work
Real time saver.
My hero. Thanks.
I really don’t know how they can make a video over 30 minutes about two exercises😂
@@sergiodelrioreyes7655 same
Climbing clearly works that back. I mean I know this logically but also a 385 deadlift at a low bodyweight with no deadlifting. Awesome. My max is 505 and that took me years lol. Great job man.
A good bit of it is grip strength, climbers have amazing grip strength which is massive on the DL.
He not only climbs but does a lot of pulling specific strenght and power training.
Magnus is a genetic anomaly. I know elite level climbers and none of them deadlift above 315. they have super stron pullups and horizontal pulls but not deadlifts. Magnus is literally just a born athlete, couldve probably done well in any sport.
@@TheBanana202315 isnt Even a heavy deadlift. With a couple months of training i bet almost all climbers will Get it
@@TheBanana202 Yeah, I second that. I can barely lift 385 and train in the gym that probably has the highest density of world class climbers in the world, haven't seen anyone pull anywhere close to this, in fact from what I've seen they're all very weak at the deadlift once they try it. Almost no climbers train deadlifts and climbing really isn't working your lower back much if at all. Pulling 385 out of the gate is just pure Magnus magic, freakishly strong.
15:43 when Larry shouted PUSH everyone in the gym did a 20% increasement of their PR-ment. Ez
😂😂😂
that "PUSH" just gave me a 10% increase in test and a half chub.
just like when The Buges yells everyone finishes their sets
MAGNUS DOESNT need mixed grip bro xD he can probably do pull ups with 1 finger
Yeah, if you check his channel, he's already done that haha
in his prime yea, he was smashin them out including one pinky pullup. now his alright, decent but not as strong as he once was
@@powslayz3690 he still does one finger pull ups
@@powslayz3690 you are incredibly english
@@alexbrookma na mate im just bloody australian innit bruv, allow it fam
14:56 I love how honest Larry is, such likeable guy
These are some of the best cues in bench pressing I've ever heard, and really helped me to remember the good form! Thank you Larry and Magnus! 👍💪
You’re so clear with your explanations, Larry! Always learning from you.
Dang!!! Magnus strong asf for his size!
Edit: comment section is full of haters. A man who weighs 155lbs lifting what he lifted with almost no experience is good asf. Sorry he's not on Tren benching 405.
Nice joke😂
@M.F.-lq7jbwell its not his main focus, but check out his pull strenght
He's really strong in pulling, for bench and deadlift he's probably below average for a guy who's been training for over a decade
@@John_Smith455but he's not been training for over a decade? Atleast not in anything bench press related.
@M.F.-lq7jbyou don’t understand how impressive it is to benchpress over your bodyweight when you never bench . And also deadlift over twice ur bodyweight when u never deadlift lol
A lot of people downed you for giving up but after me hearing why i respect you more today then ever. A real man 💪🏼
385 is craaaazy for someone that doesn't deadlift ever and is like 160lbs
He’s a legend
Absolutely man. Even him benching over 200 lbs is impressive. He doesn't train chest.
I deadlift 365 at 160bw and I’m 14 y/o??
@@Nate_C.7 was that the first time you ever tried deadlifting as well?
@@anklebreaka03nah
Magnus is the absolute king. Go watch some of his hilights.
26:49 I never knew Larry Wheels did the voice acting for the street fighter games
Lol.. Its so good.. Perffect
Yoooo wtf
feels good to see Larry happy, live your best life bruddah
Magnus is one of the most amazing and mindblowing freakishly strong athletes on this planet.
Larry should have advised him to pull the slack out of the bar, then pull explosively. Looks dangerous the way he's bending his arms and then yanking on them
Unless youre unnatural it's very very unlikely to tear anything by doing what Magnus was doing with his arms.
The big issue is the rounding of the back, but if he has a really strong back (which he does), its unlikely for him to hurt his back, even with the bad form
@@awerawer0708 natties can certainly still rare bicep
@@oscarriley9265well nattys in general are much more unlikely to tear things. Of course being warmed up, hydrated and overall being healthy decreases your risk
31:08
I highly doubt Magnus would have an issue with a bicep tear here. His pulling strength is almost at Eddie Hall levels lol, as far as isolated stuff goes
I don’t think people realize how impressive it is to bench 90 kg at 70kg with hardly any benching and also deadlift over two times your bodyweight with no deadlift specific training.
Agreed. I never train legs, but I do high specific jumping, and I was able to do 185-pound squat for reps without ever squatting in my life before at a weight of 73kg.
hmmm no it's not....
deadlift without specific muscle and neurological training is ALL about leverages...
I've seen 14 year old kids life 2x BW on the first day at the gym
I've seen guys training for 2 years struggle hit that...
Magnus is STRONG!
Magnus has benched before...
it's on youtube!
he has deadlifted before
it's on youtube
and he said in the video at the start he has benched....( twice a year) why would anyone bench twice a year..... horse sh1t....
Not sure what else to say to you....
@@Jafmanzyou seem like an unpleasant person to be around.
@@Jafmanz "14 year old kids life 2x BW on the first day at the gym" cap
@ChromicClaw he's a farmers son.
His wrists are thicker than mine.
He already hit a 3 plate bench after 10 weeks training.
He weighed 90kg and hit a 4 plate deadlift on his first day after learning the lift.
Currently after 10 weeks has a 180kg squat
140 bench
215 kg deadlift
And did an 80kg push-press
He only started OHP 3 weeks ago
Future record holder!
In fact he's already broken some!
Zero shits given if you can't comprehend that there are genetically gifted lifters out there
Fuck ya! Love these two! Does that mean another Larry x Magnus bouldering video soon?!?
Bench: 205lbs / 93kg
Deadlift: 385lbs / 175kg
6:23 larry turned into arnold for a second "when you bring the bar DAUUNNNNNNNNNN"
Larry was teaching Magnus but this video really was about teaching all of us too
Larry doing collabs with everybody
These two already collabed once or twice also
He has too, he's dull as fuck
these two have been collabin for a long time already there aint no difference
He isn't everybody
Haven't seen Magnus do the big lifts in a long time! This was a surprise!
those tips are gold, thank you Larry!
Can we really say Magnus tried his best while still wearing his shirt? For him taking that off adds at least a 10% boost.
Larry is what every gym bro should be.
Really friendly and always eager to help someone learn and progress
Remember that Magnus once did a 1 arm muscle up.
It wasn’t clean, but remember that a 1arm muscle up requires a 1 arm dip
he has done that multiple times actually, though yes they were not clean
It's called a pull up
@@victorkreig6089 No he did a 1 arm muscle up before lol. Its on his channel. He can do 1 arm pullups in his sleep
71 kg body weight, not a lot of lifting experience, lifting 385 lbs (174 kg), no belt and no grip problem. Must be some kind of record!!! 😅
Didn't expect to see Magnus Carlsen here 👍
I didnt see him 🤔
@@IdkNames3980Yeah it’s apparently a new stupid joke they just came up with
Magnus is strong asl and the best at chest
@@lethal5383 world chest champion
Wow Magnus Carlsen is a unit, not just in Chess
more chalk than last time
😂 ok Greg
lmao, magnus is even chalking up the back of his hands
This was actually a great lesson in benching
Magnus is a strong cat. I used to powerlift and now I climb, still do the lifts more mild. I was worried when he pulled 315 though and had his arms bent. It's how you tear a bicep. Just some info for new lifters who might not know, keep them arms straight.
good info on benching.. trying to get to 405 atm stuck at 380!
Not using a mixed grip on my deadlift was the best thing I did. Felt 100 times better, and my grip improved tremendously over a few months. Had to basically reset, but it was worth it.
Isn't there a bigger risk of tearing the biceps when using mixed grip as well?
The LED light makes the gym look so beautiful
18:41 it's shocking to me to see how many people still don't get the full ROM to this day
even sam sulek dosent touch his chest
@@ryanloughlin6380 sam sulek's breakfast is tren
@@ryanloughlin6380because he can’t dudes body is wound tighter than steel cables holding up the Golden Gate Bridge.
You need to get motocross athlete Chase Sexton on one of these. He does 405lbs deadlifts as part of his training. It'll help shed light on this sport that always gets severely underestimated. Motocross athletes are some of the toughest athletes out there, always at 180-190 heart rate for 36+ minutes, multiple times a day (during race day). Constantly experiencing tremendous G forces when taking corners, jumping, landing, the 250lb bike itself wanting to throw the rider off at every single bump. And these tracks get BUMPY, and RUTTY. You CAN NOT be sitting down on a motocross track. You are NOT just sitting and twisting the throttle. I'd love to see someone do just that, and see how long it takes them to fall and/or complete a lap :). I get defensive because people scoff at the idea of it being a sport when it has been shown it is one of the MOST physically and mentally demanding sports out there (race strategy, line choice, which gear should I be on? When do I brake? Front brake or rear brake? Is this jump face beat up and does it have a kicker at the lip I need to be prepared for, etc...) These athletes are lean muscle & cardio machines.
Cool comment. Any videos you recommend where they show thier training for being able to handle those forces?
Any video recommendation?
Gotta love Larry's tips, really insightful and straight to the point!
Also Magnus is hella strong on the bench,he could easily put up 3 plates with just a little more training
dude's overall level of strength and fitness is pretty insane. he's got some strong genetics on top of years and years of hard work
a little training? He probably has to add 100 pounds to his bench lol.
that would take years
Respect to you Larry for being honest about how being on gear effects you, and even bigger Respect for quitting something you love to be fair to someone you love.
This is why Larry is the best fitness content creator on TH-cam. He literally brings people on the platform that are from every different kind of sports. Not just strength athletes.
Love your explanations Larry, amazing video and collab
Those people thought that Magnus would be a chess player 😂😂😂
I don't understand why I thought that Magnus Carlsen would be in a Larry Wheels video lol, maybe I've been watching too many of Levy's videos
@@DubYuhGChoppaLarry will never sacrifice his queen
I can see how much effort went into this!
You're a good guy bro. I have went through the same thing in my marriage. There is a cost to looking good. More than just time. The mental game is tough when in a relationship/ marriage/kids, etc. You're a good soul. Keep it up Larry
No one comments that Larry says to Magnus it is good form on deadlift on warmup sets while it was obvious his lower back are too arched, I was scared for his lumbar back injury while doing heavier weights. He should seen this and point it out to him to have more straight back.
Not to mention saying deadlift is mostly back without talking about hamstrings and glutes... That's literally the first clue for any beginner lifter to make sure you are hinging properly and engaging your hamstrings...so you're not squatting the weight.
Obviously people who only do squats don't have stellar deadlifts, both works the legs but different muscles.
one thing i think should have been mentioned with the deadlift would be to pull slightly at the bottom to create tension and brace for the pull upwards. sorta how when you are armwrestling you start off with tension so that when you explode at the start you dont dislocate or pull anything.
Now this is what I needed today!
The test fueled laugh is so great, every "heh heh heh" adds at least 3 inches to my thighs and one time I actually got stuck on the toilet for 4 hours cuz my shoulders got too wide as I was watching him lift.
Magnus is just not human. Who runs a marathon in Death Valley with no training
people only get pec tears when elbows flared when they are on loads of gear, or doing too much. If you are lifetime natty and progressing with bench, flaring elbows actually stretches chest more and is totally safe.
nah thumbnail did him dirty bro💀
The top climbers (Magnus is actually insanely strong even among top climbers) can do things like dips and push-ups well. In fact, they usually only do push-ups and dips for chest and triceps.
As for pull and core, it's a different story. Pull-ups, chin-ups, muscle ups, front and back levers, 1-arm pull-ups.
pulling movement is his forte because he's a climber, but pushing may not be, but he's impressive
Unsure why Larry would recommend using collars on a bench-press though? If you train alone or at home, that can be deadly. You need the safety net of being able to tip the weight off if things go awry.
Roll of shame works, as long as you're prepared for it. There's risk to not using collars as well, potentially a lot of force in awkward directions.
A wire
He did say you should pretty much always bench with a spotter, but didn't give that reason specifically. I always want to see people say no spotter = no collars.
@@styx85havent trained in a few years but can still remember the roll of shame
It’s amazing how humble this guy is
Larry and chris when👀
larry is the man, so is magnus- great video guys
Looking very comfortable on camera with guest and also giving very good tips for training 👌🏻💪🏻
What video did you watch?
This was very awkward and uncomfortable to watch, and tbh, it's 100% Magnus, lately he looks like he doesn't want to be wherever he is, doing whatever he is doing....
Magnus are you ok man?
@@riverpirate1022 it's called being norwegian.
@@riverpirate1022 Clueless clown
i love watching Magnus in the Gym. I used to be skinny like that 145 at 5'11. Still benched twice my weight. now i am over 60 and over 145.... still strong, though.
Larry,i like your calisthenics path
But id love to see you getting back on your arm wrestling career
Many got injured like you but they're still going
dont you ever encurage larry from powerlifting😡
You should collab with Mitchell hooper, he’s decently strong given his body weight, and that he’s still pretty young.
Especially if you consider that he used to be a marathon runner just a few years ago, his strength is definitely pretty impressive.
testosterone induced laughs begin at 5:11
*infused
As a chill guy, it’s cool to see Larry hang with other chill guys
COLLAB WITH ANDREY SMAEV.
I know hes got that grip and pullup strength but actually 205 bench and 385 dead for a guy his size who doesn't normally train this way is super impressive. Many avg Joes have to bench for 4-6 months before they hit the 205.
4:19 his bicep tear looks gnarly
this guy has tendons of steel my guy, if you know you know...
@@sidieus5161 tell me more about his surgery
Since magnus doesnt weightlift hes not used to these movements but was still crazy strong, but he is even stronger on both lat pulldowns and cable rows. I think he full stacks.
Larry's 'Perfect' sounds like the voice of the man on StreetFighter 2 when you beat your opponent without incurring any damage to yourself 🤣
yea was just thinking that haha 🤣🤣
So glad to hear Larry is enjoying calisthenics and is in a healthier and happier place now than when he was competing
21:17 did he fart?😂😂
Nop, that was his mouth because of the effort
Larry`s pretty good at explaining how not to get hurt, honestly, some very good tips here (:
Edited for typo`s :p
Conan Obrien is looking pretty good.
Excellent bench pressing instruction etc. with great details by Master Wheels, thanks for the vid😌
Magnus is crazy strong but just hates lifting... LOL... too good!
Strong ass for his level of experience. He has a good base for impressive grappling
I thought this would be the strangest collab ever with Carlsen 😂
Thanks, Larry. I learned a lot from this video. Thanks again.
Collab with Andrey smaev pls
Magnus Midtbø was and most likely is super strong for the likes of him. Confirmed by UK's strongest Beast as well.
3:36 that is some super usefull infromation for young fellas out there trying to go too heavy too quickly.
This Is the best duo...
I love how his bench is that of an above average college student's but he could do weighted pull-ups with a 2013 honda civic hooked to his belt
That jerk on the deadlift looked scary for his underhand bicep
Very good pointers💪🏽💪🏽 It also helps when recovering from a back injury. If something feels off when doing any exercise, you should stop & rest a minute. Sometimes muscles twitch unexpectedly
Collab with Andrey Smayev please
Larry wheels is the man! Down to earth and humble. Truly seems like a great guy!
And I have to give Magnus love too. I never heard of him until now, but another real dude! Great video session right here!
Two lighter skinned guys working out together. A beautiful thing.
😂😂😂
One is just missing that special substance
@@mogulme6190 melanin?
Larry you seem cool chill guy, very humble, that got you this far
Bench: 205
Deadlift: 385
""Mangus" brought the chalk" :D :D :D 24:40 "Mangus" looking like: what did he call me? :D
Do a collab with Smaev
This guy looks like he's ready to sell you Skyrim after a workout
Andre smaev
the one thing i noticed on the bench press is the breathing technichue you didn`t show him that one, not everyone knows what it is but i think larry does
I wonder when it gets old that Magnus is pretending to be new to any of these lifts. It has been over half a decade on cam for him with these exercises. C'mon.
it’s a DYELs fav type of content to be like “size doesn’t matter! you can be skinny and super strong!” but they’re simply no where near comparing to magnus
Huh? Half a decade on cam with these exercises? Bro there are no videos of him doing deadlift on the internet. He clearly doesnt do them much if at all.
@qhayze huh? Many people are magnuses size and strength... go to your local powerlifting gym. . Many are even stronger than magnus.. he climbs he doesnt lift.
@qhayze many people are magnuses size and strength.. go to your local gym and youll find a ton of small guys lifting big numbers.
He did a bit with Juji. They went very slowly. I don't think it's dishonest to say he is a beginner with these lifts, he definitely doesn't train them regularly.