Dude at 5:22 is damn near held together by kinetic tape then proceeds to try the biggest hitches I’ve ever seen then screams like a baby when he misses the lift. Don’t be that guy people, ever
2:23 his form is impeccable, he’s obviously on the road to greatness but I felt SO bad when he hit his head, you can see him try to grab the frame of the squat rack, that broke my heart to watch
yeah his form is pretty good, obviously he's got decent strength and technique down, probably just bad diet, sleep or cardio, The fall didn't look too bad, though seems like he got a natural helmet
The one dude totally faceplants into the rack of dumbbells and rearranged his grill and his buddy in the background just roastin n laughin...........GREAT FRIENDS😏👌👍👊😂😂😂😂😂
@quickthinker I've blacked out a good dozen times deadlifting over the years. Only time I ever fell backwards and couldn't protect my head was when a bunch of westside lifters made me max on sumo for the first time, and I don't even pull sumo lol thankfully didn't bash it on anything. But yeah I've always been able to grab hold of a rack and ease myself on the ground, or drop to one knee first and use my arms as a cushion like that guy did
2:22 I love how this guy tries to go for that imaginary handle before he falls. Feel bad for him - he conked his head kinda hard against that equipment
Just happend to me today, bumped fully with the back of my head into some Equipment, didnt feel anything afterwards and everythings still like normal. I hope he also didnt get hurt or injured
@@a7md189 Well hopefully nothing subtle-yet-dangerous took place in your situation. Always interesting when you find out, years down the road, that you took on an injury without knowing it or feeling it. Now, yes, it has its moments of humor. I've had experiences like that and there i am on the floor chuckling at how stupid I probably looked. But it can be pretty threatening depending on the environment you're in. Although, I will give credit to those that are at least staying active and exercising. 👍 🙂
@@josiahstearns9615 it definitely could end really really bad, i were a lucky one today. Well i think and hope atleast, its already 10 hours ago and i dont feel anything. Especially, it was my first time and thats why i didnt know what to do. Because usually before passing out you feel the faint coming, in that short time i couldve got on my knees and hands, but i didnt. Now i know it. Picking a safer Environment wouldve also helped me, i havent done that. Learned my lesson today 🙂
It hurt my back just looking at it. I'll take slow and controlled deadlifts instead of jerk that fucker up and hope to God I can get it past my knees or this hernia wont be worth it.
For those who don't know: The typical cause is from low blood pressure where the heart isn’t able to pump enough oxygen to the brain. This lack of oxygen and decrease in blood pressure results in fainting, which in a lifter’s case is often caused under strenuous loads. Another reasons involved sudden drop in blood pressure, blood sugar level, dehydration...
As soon as you notice you're telling dizzy after a big lift immediately take a knee or sit down if possible. Smashing your face in to the weight rack is just funny if it ain't you
You can also just bend over and get your head under your heart and it will pretty much immediately resolve itself. Sometimes it takes a second so don't come up immediately.
@@thecatwhen5981 I frequently get dizzy after deadlifting and my technique of just bending over to get my brain under my heart works just fine for me. Everyone's physiology is different though. My understanding is that people actually straight up passing out after deadlifting is actually quite uncommon.
@Pybro so let's just leisurely take our time to see if they're dead....you don't make sense. If they pass out or if it's a stroke why would you casually walk to check on someone's well being?
Evolve or Become Extinct Yeah because the 3-second difference between running over or walking over is what makes the difference between life and death, lol. Get real.
5:36 Tape, sleeves, ammonia, chalk, straps AND mixed grip... Add that Monster™ fuelled scream at the end and you got yourself a peak-performance, dry-wall punching, mammoth of a Kyle. 10/10 Just spotted the "Matty Ice" custom belt. Very nice touch! Class act all around
You gotta love how no one screams or runs over to the passed out person. They’re just like “welp, we’ve got another one here. I’ll book a cruise before I get to their side though”
I used to deadlift like this for over 30 years. Now both my knee caps cartilage is gone, hamstring and bicep tore and had my lower back fused and nearly passing out many times. Now I realize I only need 30 to 50% that weight and get better results. Wish I could go back in time! Unless your job is powerlifting or you somehow make money from it to survive then lifting 1 rep maxes is stupid and simply feeds your ego while wearing your body down in someway
Oh yeah, powerlifting isn't conducive to longevity that's for sure. Injuries suck when you're young but they catch up even worse as you age. I make it a focus of my training now, couldn't care less about my max.
If anyone is curious, this occurs when you hold your breath during a maximal effort lift (called the valsalva maneuver. Extreme G pilots use a variation of this as well) where you hold your breathe rather than exhaling on the concentric portion. This raises the blood pressure far beyond normal ranges. When you finally release the weight and breath again, the blood pressure DRAMATICALLY falls which results in you almost completely passing out. Your vehicle will do something similar if you gas the engine enough without gently easing off the throttle
Precious information! I was told about the valsalva maneuver. Somebody explained me about the sudden drop on blood pressure. I've experienced some lightheadedness but I've never passed out..luckily. How can we prevent this from happening?? Applying a proper bracing technique? Thank u!
@@martinleinenweber80 i feel lightheaded sometimes when doing PR or many reps doing deadlift. Safest is you have a buddy to catch you. I don't do deadlift without a spotter. You will never know when you'll pass out and where your head will hit.
@jschenardbodybuilders and powerlifters don’t die early from deadlifts, a lot of them who die early die because of the gear they’re blasting, from the physical/mental strain of extreme dieting, or from carrying an excess amount of muscle mass/genetic predisposition Deadlifts are safe when done with correct form. The problem is when people try to lift too much while ignoring form Deadlift is a good measure of overall strength, it translates to real life movements, and is good for both your back and legs
Controlling the weight on the way down (instead of dropping it abruptly) I heard helps with not passing out. Also not ripping your belt off right away.
that idiot has no business deadlifting 315 much less 675. Horrible form, no leg drive, has straps on over under grip like what? also all that KT tape cracks me up.
You aren't going to stop the meet just because someone passes out. There's a bunch of guys after him getting ready to lift. That one fella with the red wall behind him at 6:02 to 6:52, the spotter seemed to expect he was gonna pass out and caught him before he went all the way to the floor.
5:43 Barely gets the weight to his knees. Proceeds to utterly lose control of the weight as he furiously hitches it. Friends tell him he's got it when he clearly has zero chance. Passes out after nearly destroying both knees. Shoots back to his feet screeching like an idiot as if he was actually even remotely close to completing that lift. Probably the most pathetic thing ive ever seen in a gym.
@@mdrd7200 Yea he just gets it on the shins, not the head..the rest of them it's like their heads are magnets to some pole,bar, or piece of metal equipment. There are some others to that don't hit metal..I'm glad I never did this..I bet 3/4s of the people that do this have back issues later in life.
jared macneill if you don’t hold your breath you risk a serious spinal injury. Holding your core tight is essential when lifting heavy weight. Breathing while lifting very heavy is extremely dangerous. Also, they are not fainting from lack of oxygen in the body, it has more to do with the sudden change in blood pressure not allowing blood to be easily pumped to the brain.
kRAZPEN why would you go over under with straps? Either will stop the weight from slipping out of your hands so both is unnecessary. It’s like using clips in the smith machine
@kRAZPEN The whole point of using straps is to allow the lifter to hold weight double overhand what he normally could not. Doing mixed grip with straps is redundant and potentially very dangerous, as the externally rotated side will place the bicep under a great deal of strain which could contribute to a catastrophic injury.
@@coco-ls6zq they clearly know how to type. If they didn't, they would've left it, the only one who's ignorant is you for having to point out stupid shit like that, there is literally no need for you to do that. *I d i o t*
1:23 Glitch in the Matrix 4:08 R.I.P Deadlifting anything... ever... 5:54 A moment of silence for this loser... 6:30 "Grab me Grab me" One of the most professional pass outs ever..!
5.54 what a total asshat. He looks like a twig too so what are those 7 mystery plates he loaded there? I doubt those are 20s, that'd make 300kg. No way this twig lifts anything close to that. Double douche, that's for sure. I hope people don't let him forget this video exists.
The funniest part about watching these clips is that sometimes they are clean lifts and I’m like “damn that’s a nice lift. Sucks he’s about to pass out right after it”
4:43 when your boo left you and it’s all your fault🤣🤣🤣 5:23 the biggest TOOL in the f**kin world👎🤣 7:58 when you’re holding your bong rip waaayyyy too long LOL🤣🤣🤣
terrible advice. you can brace and produce the most amount of power when holding your breath, also grunting and screaming also has been proven to increase power output aswell
@@zackanderson2298 Holding your breath during deadlifts indeed helps with strength, but you should definitely breathe out when finishing the lift (during the last portion of the movement). I don't know about screaming though, I've never tried it :p
I don't see how when they're obviously done to mentally prepare themselves. As funny as they may be, practically everyone who seriously does deadlifts does it. So I'm not sure what you get out of finding a relatively normal thing funny.
right??? the weight they're picking up is impressive, but after lifting for so long you have to know that passing out is a possibility. drop it and sit the fuck down...i really don't feel sorry for these guys haha
@Airs Rock when you are holding your breath and pushing through your core the C02 in your body will pull oxygen from your blood instead. This means less oxygen is going to the brain, hence passing out
@Airs Rock usually my blood sugar levels are low, because I'm tall and I weigh a lot, and when I hold my breath the blood pressure becomes high, so now I have 2 factors that could easily lead me to blackout, so I immidiateye sit on the ground so even If I black out, I won't get injured
He end up hitching it because of the poor starting position because you can’t roll the bar closer as you deadlift with those crappy squared weight plates
When you start feeling faint, you should find the ground before it finds you. That is today's tip.
I'm very good at finding the ground fist luckily lol
I've pushed close to the point of pass out many times. I always took a knee before hand.
Or you could just remember to breathe while lifting and not hyperventilate like a moron.
@@ReaperActual518 right so, you pass out from the sudden change in blood pressure. It has nothing to do with not breathing correctly
@@ReaperActual518 taking a deep breath into your belly and holding it (aka the valsalva manoeuvre) is a core technique when moving big weights.
Dude at 5:22 is damn near held together by kinetic tape then proceeds to try the biggest hitches I’ve ever seen then screams like a baby when he misses the lift. Don’t be that guy people, ever
Yeah that bar was never going up..I guess he thought shouting at it and hitching would help lol.
Also wore straps just to use an over under grip anyway...
Can’t forget the bodybuilding.com shirt
It's cringy to watch 😂 what a douche bag
.....he uses straps on a mix grip wtf
Ahhh, so that’s why it’s called a dead lift
qwi911 underrated comment haha
Lmaoooo
these are all faint lifts, a true dead lift is when the lifter ends up dead! ...wait what
Riri no doubt lol
@@yanskidoodle 😂😂😂 love this comment
2:23 his form is impeccable, he’s obviously on the road to greatness but I felt SO bad when he hit his head, you can see him try to grab the frame of the squat rack, that broke my heart to watch
Poor guy
I though it missed his head.
Why did he fall it look like he pulled something on his neck the way he reached for it
Really had to stop watching at the same point and had to go to the same section to see if anyone else noticed it
yeah his form is pretty good, obviously he's got decent strength and technique down, probably just bad diet, sleep or cardio, The fall didn't look too bad, though seems like he got a natural helmet
I gotta start wearing a helmet when I deadlift
Same thought
It's gonna be like amateur boxing wearing headgear to deadlift lol
😂😂😂💀💀
Hahahahhaha true😂
YOU better, weakling
Man: dies on the floor
Announcer: "Okay, let's go to 600."
Bro when he said lets go to 600 when dude was already knocked out on the floor. Killed me. I knew I was in for a good video.
@@michaelfoster886 Man I'm crying lmaoo
Time stamp ?
@@adonygrapes It's the first clip
@@theotherjared9824 oh thanks bruv
Their heads just somehow happen to find the equipment they’re like magnets
The one dude totally faceplants into the rack of dumbbells and rearranged his grill and his buddy in the background just roastin n laughin...........GREAT FRIENDS😏👌👍👊😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😄😂😂😂
Ivan Tirado 🤣
LMAOOO
3:59 holy shit his knees snapped like twigs
God damn, yeah, could even be an amputation job if his bones were crushed. Scary injury.
Holy shit one of the most gruesome things ive seen it looked so flexible
Omgggg that shocked me
I want to unsee that
I watched that at .25 speed several times and that was the most gruesome gyn accident I've ever seen. Ever.
Ok got it:
1. Pick the time when there's cute girl around
2. Deadlift like you want to break your spine
They probably wont appreciate you screaming at the top of your lungs (It helps)
@@duskyracer8800 fukup
@@hectorfunaki8889 ?
lol!..Great plan!..just watch your spine..
You gotta remember to also projectile vomit and prolapse your anus when you lift it all the way. The ladies love that too 😉
I should do one rep just to get some sleep.
For real though 🤣🤣🤦♂️
Loooool
Yea who needs sleeping pills
Lmao bruhhhhhh I’m crying. I’m watching this late at night and need to go to sleep. I needa go lift
🤣
The people passing out: Let me hit my head first.
lmfao
I read your comment at exactly 3:05 which made this comment ten times funnier.
@quickthinker I've blacked out a good dozen times deadlifting over the years. Only time I ever fell backwards and couldn't protect my head was when a bunch of westside lifters made me max on sumo for the first time, and I don't even pull sumo lol thankfully didn't bash it on anything. But yeah I've always been able to grab hold of a rack and ease myself on the ground, or drop to one knee first and use my arms as a cushion like that guy did
Dude at 7:51 was smooth as hell. This wasn't his first fainting rodeo lmao
🤣🤣🤣
Bro took a nap
I think that was 290kg (639lbs)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So this is how you attract women at the gym.
I mean... 7:40 (I'm not sure if it's a lady, I can't tell but I think she is)
1:32
2:42
You know what you gotta do now🤷♀️
I like how your pfp is Cory in the House lol
@@jeremiah6790 That completed this comment.
L🤣L
It surely starts a convo
I actually squealed when that dudes knees bent backwards.
@W Jack I yelled "OHHHH FUUUUCK!!" wokeup everyone in the house lol.That shit was brutal af
Omg I only realised it now omg owww
Dude same.
I have dark humor so I laughed
@W Jack thanks for the timestamp, I skipped right over that part. I can't see shit like that
Those people hitting the backs of their heads are lucky not to have their necks snapped.
👌👈
Already brain damaged.
definitely got a concussion
Ednan Bučuk u neck doesnt snap that easily lmao even if u hit it
@@paulmunro3175 Exactly it's called DEADlift not LIFElift.
2:22 I love how this guy tries to go for that imaginary handle before he falls.
Feel bad for him - he conked his head kinda hard against that equipment
Just happend to me today, bumped fully with the back of my head into some Equipment, didnt feel anything afterwards and everythings still like normal. I hope he also didnt get hurt or injured
@@a7md189 Well hopefully nothing subtle-yet-dangerous took place in your situation. Always interesting when you find out, years down the road, that you took on an injury without knowing it or feeling it.
Now, yes, it has its moments of humor. I've had experiences like that and there i am on the floor chuckling at how stupid I probably looked.
But it can be pretty threatening depending on the environment you're in. Although, I will give credit to those that are at least staying active and exercising. 👍 🙂
@@josiahstearns9615 it definitely could end really really bad, i were a lucky one today. Well i think and hope atleast, its already 10 hours ago and i dont feel anything.
Especially, it was my first time and thats why i didnt know what to do. Because usually before passing out you feel the faint coming, in that short time i couldve got on my knees and hands, but i didnt. Now i know it. Picking a safer Environment wouldve also helped me, i havent done that.
Learned my lesson today 🙂
That guy yelled and scared the entire gym.
He scared me. I thought he broke his legs.
you mean at 5:53?
He was trying to cover up his fail
Guy?🤔🤣🤣😉
@@deficator750 I kinda heard a snap but not sure if it was the weights hitting against each other
Yikes, that’s a lot of arched backs and overextended hips. Lift the weight you can and keep good form. Leave the ego at home.
Ego is the one which is responsible for 80% of total deaths.
Surprised none of them slipped their lower discs or worst! Painful to watch!
It hurt my back just looking at it. I'll take slow and controlled deadlifts instead of jerk that fucker up and hope to God I can get it past my knees or this hernia wont be worth it.
5:50 the guy was jerking his back when doing a heavy lift and kept bending his back like stop.
And that one dude with his back to the wall full on bent both knees the wrong way !
For those who don't know:
The typical cause is from low blood pressure where the heart isn’t able to pump enough oxygen to the brain. This lack of oxygen and decrease in blood pressure results in fainting, which in a lifter’s case is often caused under strenuous loads. Another reasons involved sudden drop in blood pressure, blood sugar level, dehydration...
Stroke? Cardiac arrest?
Man im not able to quit smoke is dat the reason why i faced this once
Holding your breath, arching too far, straining your knees....
wow it is crazy how it happens in matter of seconds
Nerd
6:58
guy: passes out smashing his face on the rack
His buddy: laughs
Was looking for this comment.
But it's funny to see someone do stupid things and end up failing /falling.
Lol
Not really stupid but it’s not their fault they pas out but pretty much is so
This one is hilarious! The dude’s form is so bad too 😂
Lesson here kids is don't deadlift heavy near a rack.
or a wall
and if you do breathe out
or any weight above your control and energy.
And definitely no near a wall
or a mirror
As soon as you notice you're telling dizzy after a big lift immediately take a knee or sit down if possible. Smashing your face in to the weight rack is just funny if it ain't you
It's funny when you look in the mirror after you get out of the hospital
You can also just bend over and get your head under your heart and it will pretty much immediately resolve itself. Sometimes it takes a second so don't come up immediately.
but the brain wont react fast enough so you might try but it wont work
@@thecatwhen5981 I frequently get dizzy after deadlifting and my technique of just bending over to get my brain under my heart works just fine for me. Everyone's physiology is different though. My understanding is that people actually straight up passing out after deadlifting is actually quite uncommon.
Some of these guys don't even look like they should be trying so much weight.
Ego lifting is the number 1 snap yo shit up in the gym.
I don't even get, why the anyone would want to do it..?
@ i mean it could just be personal goals too. it feels good to beat your own records.
true
@@cavemanraveman1 prefectly said
3:35 "the oil rig" theme from man of steel has to be the best theme to listen too when lifting heavy. It's amazing
**Guy passes out**
Commentator: OK, let's go to six hundred...
Because it is not that rare and he knows it most likely is not a fatal scenario.
Dude just laughs at 7:05 when his friend probably loses some teeth and breaks his nose, what a weird friend
Fr what an asshole
Yes instead of helping him he’s just standing there laughing
@@rolloxra670 what help could he do there? He already hit his face, you acting like he can go back in time and prevent it
@@walnut1105 Seeing if he’s ok at least, that hit can be really dangerous 🙄
@@rolloxra670 how can you tell he didn't check on him after the camera cut? Friends do that all the time laugh then help
I love how everyone takes their time to check on the well being of a person who just passed out next to you.
@Pybro so let's just leisurely take our time to see if they're dead....you don't make sense. If they pass out or if it's a stroke why would you casually walk to check on someone's well being?
Evolve or Become Extinct Yeah because the 3-second difference between running over or walking over is what makes the difference between life and death, lol. Get real.
@@INSIDETHEMATRYX id be observing their condition as i walk up.
People in the gym dont have much empathy
@@gagethedon7749 what makes you say that
7:24 this guy takes it like a champ. Good lift on a ton of weight too.
The guy that fell back into the wall looked like his legs got caught under the bar. Yikes!
Yeah, that made me cringe inside. Looked like his knees were forced to bend the wrong way.
Not as bad as that indian guy on the leg press machine that had his leg bend 90 degrees the wrong way.
@@eb3632 lol we all saw that video
Def the worst one, good PSA for not deadlifting with your back against a wall.
okolekahuna RIP knee caps 🙏
"Who is that guy deadlifting?" "Don't know but his face rings a bell"
Oh, him, he's John
@@nixcrits6480 you should have just read the comment and left yours to yourself
@@evilswissy same to you my guy
Frederick Pfeiffer dead
fuck you thats funny as hell
Well that's why it's called the deadlift 😂
Bonzaiboy23 🤷🏻♂️
Lol you serious?
@@Mark-te7xw I'm deadlift serious
@@mercmenace9545 😱
Hahahahhaha 😂😂😂
1:16
amazing reaction by the person who put their hands behind his head
5:21... if you're that taped up, just go home, eat some applesauce, and take a nap.
4:08 The most painful, he breaks both of his legs Damn man
that was fucking scary af. scarier than any horror movie in existence! Holy crap. Oh my god.
Yea Tony ended up in a wheelchair ouch!
Yuck
@@kamauhaynes1402 really?
Now he can never do deadlifts again
5:36 Tape, sleeves, ammonia, chalk, straps AND mixed grip... Add that Monster™ fuelled scream at the end and you got yourself a peak-performance, dry-wall punching, mammoth of a Kyle. 10/10
Just spotted the "Matty Ice" custom belt. Very nice touch! Class act all around
I think he checks every douchebag box. We've peaked as a species.
I laughed so freaking hard at your comment, thank you man ^^^^
crying at your comment
I like how nobody helped him up either, just watched in awe at this marvelous specimen.
Seeing that yank - no wonder he's completely taped up...
You gotta love how no one screams or runs over to the passed out person. They’re just like “welp, we’ve got another one here. I’ll book a cruise before I get to their side though”
Why is there always a "metal pillow" most of the time on their way down?
Hahaha true
To have Metal Dreams....
Sometimes it's concrete or cinder block wall lol
I just spit out my smoothie from this comment. 😂🤣
I always wondered why the deadlift gym nearby looked so ‘empty’ of equipment. Now I know.
Matt: *is clearly falling backwards and isn't going to complete the lift*
"There you go Matt" "You got it Matt"
😂😂😂😭😭
Liam Graham lmao
Did he sniffed Poppers beforehand? D:
Transformed Photo this was an underrated comment. Know that you haven’t gone unnoticed.
I wish you years of happiness. And peace.
🤣🤣🤣 i searched for this comment
I used to deadlift like this for over 30 years. Now both my knee caps cartilage is gone, hamstring and bicep tore and had my lower back fused and nearly passing out many times. Now I realize I only need 30 to 50% that weight and get better results. Wish I could go back in time!
Unless your job is powerlifting or you somehow make money from it to survive then lifting 1 rep maxes is stupid and simply feeds your ego while wearing your body down in someway
Those injuries sound pretty horrifying, and I'm sorry all that ended up happening to you. How are you faring now, though?
Oh yeah, powerlifting isn't conducive to longevity that's for sure. Injuries suck when you're young but they catch up even worse as you age. I make it a focus of my training now, couldn't care less about my max.
Yes i use a stronglift 5x5. Not super heavy but i am pushing 60. Form and progress. I saw crap form everywhere in this video
Thank you for saying this. None of these egomaniacs will listen but, thanks anyway.
5:53 that screaming like a banshee was way more embarrassing than the fall
7:37 that’s so sweet every body rushed to him to check if he is alright 🥺
Especially when the lady rubbed his head it was adorable 🥺
Gym bro's/girls never dissapoint you ones 1 gym bro always a gym bro
You see the pythons on her 😳
@@christiankowalski826 lmaoo
That dude was built.
Some of these youngster on this video barely have any meat on their body.
If anyone is curious, this occurs when you hold your breath during a maximal effort lift (called the valsalva maneuver. Extreme G pilots use a variation of this as well) where you hold your breathe rather than exhaling on the concentric portion. This raises the blood pressure far beyond normal ranges. When you finally release the weight and breath again, the blood pressure DRAMATICALLY falls which results in you almost completely passing out. Your vehicle will do something similar if you gas the engine enough without gently easing off the throttle
Your engine will not do that baha
Precious information! I was told about the valsalva maneuver. Somebody explained me about the sudden drop on blood pressure. I've experienced some lightheadedness but I've never passed out..luckily. How can we prevent this from happening?? Applying a proper bracing technique? Thank u!
@@martinleinenweber80 i feel lightheaded sometimes when doing PR or many reps doing deadlift. Safest is you have a buddy to catch you. I don't do deadlift without a spotter. You will never know when you'll pass out and where your head will hit.
@jschenardbodybuilders and powerlifters don’t die early from deadlifts, a lot of them who die early die because of the gear they’re blasting, from the physical/mental strain of extreme dieting, or from carrying an excess amount of muscle mass/genetic predisposition
Deadlifts are safe when done with correct form. The problem is when people try to lift too much while ignoring form
Deadlift is a good measure of overall strength, it translates to real life movements, and is good for both your back and legs
Controlling the weight on the way down (instead of dropping it abruptly) I heard helps with not passing out. Also not ripping your belt off right away.
5:55 is like a 6 year old roid raging to overshadow his embarrassment.
Ikr... usually I don't mind a person grunting in the gym for that extra bit of power.. but he was just a plain failure..
His weak ass better be quiet
Little did he know he quadrupled his embarrassment by acting like that
Sounded like his balls were dropping! 😂
that idiot has no business deadlifting 315 much less 675. Horrible form, no leg drive, has straps on over under grip like what? also all that KT tape cracks me up.
Fun fact: fainting is your body’s self-defence mechanism. Basically your brain knocks you out to stop you from doing whatever you’re doing.
*passes out, hits head and dies*
announcer: OK lets go to 600
That's why it's called deadlifts. Lol
Fkn hell 😂😂😂
I heard that..I was like dang.
You aren't going to stop the meet just because someone passes out. There's a bunch of guys after him getting ready to lift.
That one fella with the red wall behind him at 6:02 to 6:52, the spotter seemed to expect he was gonna pass out and caught him before he went all the way to the floor.
I just keep watching and thinking “oooh maybe this one won’t pass out”
Lol wrong channel
5:43
Barely gets the weight to his knees.
Proceeds to utterly lose control of the weight as he furiously hitches it.
Friends tell him he's got it when he clearly has zero chance.
Passes out after nearly destroying both knees.
Shoots back to his feet screeching like an idiot as if he was actually even remotely close to completing that lift.
Probably the most pathetic thing ive ever seen in a gym.
he cracked his back thats why he was screaming
@@adangamez3608 he was screaming because he probably shat his pants like a clown
@@adangamez3608I hope he racked it real good, what an asshat...
Fr 😂😂
The guy at 3:14 was like: "Am i dead? Is this heaven?"
Is there anyone that falls down on a mat without banging their head on piece of metal on the way down??!!
@4:46
@@mdrd7200 Yea he just gets it on the shins, not the head..the rest of them it's like their heads are magnets to some pole,bar, or piece of metal equipment. There are some others to that don't hit metal..I'm glad I never did this..I bet 3/4s of the people that do this have back issues later in life.
@@coletanner5193 thats y I don't do this #escape from backpain
7:05 is probably the worst gym fail I’ve seen if we’re talking pain wise. Other than the guy who bent his knees backwards
@@coletanner5193 honestly I just love his response. He falls over and he's just like "bruh".
I don’t think people realize how deadly a head injury can be.
khyoon14 well i don’t think these people know their own strength either
Yeah but if the where to breath and not hold their breath the wouldn’t of fainted
@@jaredmacneill3948 need to hold breath in order to maintain intraabdominal pressure in order to better support the spine
jared macneill if you don’t hold your breath you risk a serious spinal injury. Holding your core tight is essential when lifting heavy weight. Breathing while lifting very heavy is extremely dangerous. Also, they are not fainting from lack of oxygen in the body, it has more to do with the sudden change in blood pressure not allowing blood to be easily pumped to the brain.
@@Gorjiba , thank you for explaining this.
5:25 LOL at using straps with mixed grip. What a fool! 😂😂😂
@Terry Hinkemeyer why are you not supposed to do that
kRAZPEN why would you go over under with straps? Either will stop the weight from slipping out of your hands so both is unnecessary. It’s like using clips in the smith machine
Gotta make the excercise extra easy thats why
@kRAZPEN The whole point of using straps is to allow the lifter to hold weight double overhand what he normally could not. Doing mixed grip with straps is redundant and potentially very dangerous, as the externally rotated side will place the bicep under a great deal of strain which could contribute to a catastrophic injury.
And with chalk and with smelling and with FUuUuUcKk!
5:17 best one, I love it how he goes down with each step 😅
4:08 i think he will not walk again
Says who?
Soon as I saw that clip I came straight to the comments !! That was wild bro..
he did say ok
OnlyTheRealest _ damn same what the fuck
Hyperextension of the knee isnt as bad as it looks, with surgery most of it can be reconstructed. No more deadlifts though
5:36 what are you doing dude..
Thats what I was wondering. Chalk AND wraps? Dont even get me started on the form
@@dluce9804 you forgot the ammonia and athletic tape too, that guy such a poser😂
Ammonia, straps + hookgrip , a total idiot has born
@@attilabatho1475 says the one who edited there comment😂😂 learn to type you illiterate
@@coco-ls6zq they clearly know how to type. If they didn't, they would've left it, the only one who's ignorant is you for having to point out stupid shit like that, there is literally no need for you to do that. *I d i o t*
6:52 this guy got it the worst. Respect for completing the rep 💪
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
The fact that not one has the braincells or humility to just sit down. They gotta act tough
1:23 Glitch in the Matrix
4:08 R.I.P Deadlifting anything... ever...
5:54 A moment of silence for this loser...
6:30 "Grab me Grab me" One of the most professional pass outs ever..!
LMAO even before clicking on your time stamp I knew who would be the 'loser' you were talking about 😂😂😂
5.54 what a total asshat. He looks like a twig too so what are those 7 mystery plates he loaded there? I doubt those are 20s, that'd make 300kg. No way this twig lifts anything close to that. Double douche, that's for sure. I hope people don't let him forget this video exists.
7:00 faceplant to dumbbells
The funniest part about watching these clips is that sometimes they are clean lifts and I’m like
“damn that’s a nice lift. Sucks he’s about to pass out right after it”
4:08 those knees will never be the same
how can I stand in front of a wall? :/
Wheelchair central hell yeah
Ouuuuu shitttz
😳
I yelped in agony when his knees folded backwards...
2:32 had me dying of laughter. I have been there before. "If I just put my hand out, I can grab the rack and stay upright". *phantom grab*. zzzzzzz.
5:54 imagine how awkward that would be......
Lmfaoooo
He's name probably brad! And he got kicked out of the gym .. douchebagness level was to high
You think it's tragedy but its comedy.
Its not awkward that dude is just a complete idiot and wants attention.
Thats me
These never get old. Max effort.
@2:14 buddy knew he was going down lol, tried to grab the pole but was a couple feet away, that cracks me up
😂😂
Legend has it Matt is still in that gym screaming
Looks like a great way to pick up women.. or have them pick you up
It worked for 2.38 ..maybe cos he actually had good form but still passed out....
4:07 “knees have left the chat”
hahahahahah
Daniel Beckman That was crazy. Hope he’s alright
He still hit it!! NEW PR
Duuuude , rekt
@@averyricco3980 I do too but it didn't look like it. Hopefully his legs broke further up. Knees are pretty hard to fix.
When you feel the lights dimming, just take an immediate seat...save yourself the concussion
not if ur in south africa
Real advice!
Exactly what I did. It happened to me once where I could feel myself slowly losing my balance, so I sat down as fast as I could lol
For me it didnt go dark, the edges of my vision just collapsed in to a pinhole. But yeah any sudden vision or balance changes, sit tf down.
@@OtterSC2 like the end of the loony toons show?
2:52 what a sweetheart, the way she cared
2:33 ...."The Force is strong with this one"......passes out... as he attempts a Force Choke😎
Lol
Ahahahhaha good one Darth Vader
I think he had a seizure
@@madisonashley733 nah his brain told him to grab the rack
Deadlifts are no joke you get so lightheaded when you lift heavier than you should
I fainted with my warm up weight.
And after that i still got a PR, lol.
4:07 my knees felt that one....
Same that shit got me 😨
Lol, I did not have a enough time to turn away from the screen.
@@mistadfw6317😂😂😂
For real...😮😮😮
Dude had his back right up against a wall. Really bad positioning...
2:34 The ding from his head was louder than dropping a barbell full of weights. lmfao!!
4:43 when your boo left you and it’s all your fault🤣🤣🤣
5:23 the biggest TOOL in the f**kin world👎🤣
7:58 when you’re holding your bong rip waaayyyy too long LOL🤣🤣🤣
Yes Matty Ice is the biggest douche I have ever seen, screams like alittle bitch for attention lol.
I hate the one on 5:23 it litterally bad lol
And People be asking why I be wearing a helmet when I deadlift.
🤪
You earned my like
Advice :
(1) Breathe well
( 2 )after doing a heavy deadlift reps always sit down or sit on your knees
(3) dont scream
Don’t scream?
But Larry whee...😢😢
terrible advice. you can brace and produce the most amount of power when holding your breath, also grunting and screaming also has been proven to increase power output aswell
@@zackanderson2298 alright
@@zackanderson2298 Holding your breath during deadlifts indeed helps with strength, but you should definitely breathe out when finishing the lift (during the last portion of the movement). I don't know about screaming though, I've never tried it :p
@@ascensionmusic3713 so this is what I was trying to say.
I mean screaming not breathing.
1:22 what the fuck was that guy doing 😂😂😂
The pre-lift rituals are almost as funny as the passing out
Mike Hughes especially at 6:03
I don't see how when they're obviously done to mentally prepare themselves. As funny as they may be, practically everyone who seriously does deadlifts does it. So I'm not sure what you get out of finding a relatively normal thing funny.
@@LuznoLindo I think a more relevant question is, why do you care?
5:22 was my favourite one. The way he yells after like he just killed it kills me 😆
1:22 the bar didn't even go above his knees ...
Yeah his PR is for sure nowhere near that..
It looks like he barely even tried to pull it. How the hell did it hit him like that?
kassokilleri2ff RIGHT!! 🤣🤣 with the way he walked off I thought he was just playing lmaoo
He is not even lifting the weight 😅
he just wanted to fall on the girl
I shouldn't be laughing at some of these videos but I'm in tears.
0:44 When you try to sneak home drunk.
5:20 dude fell like a queen.
5:54 WHAT a tool. To have a moniker like "Matty Ice" on your belt smh. I would think I could sum this guy up at a glance.
@0:23 "Ok lets go to 600" got me laughing hard🤣🤣🤣
Why do they fall IN THE WORST SPOTS
Lmao I know right
There’s no good spot to fall in a place full of iron bro 😅
Yea. Some of them is like: "Ok, Im gonna faint so Ill just move over here into this mess of dumbbells and plates".
Shh, that's their ego going to sleep....
Just watching some of these ego lifts made my back hurt lol
😂😂😂😂
4:43 the entire system of that dude just shutdown the only piece alive working was his finger lol wtf.
The first thing I would do after doing a heavy lift is sit on the floor.
right??? the weight they're picking up is impressive, but after lifting for so long you have to know that passing out is a possibility. drop it and sit the fuck down...i really don't feel sorry for these guys haha
Every time after a big lift I immediately sit on the ground just so this wouldn't happen, I've past out a couple of times like that
@Airs Rock when you are holding your breath and pushing through your core the C02 in your body will pull oxygen from your blood instead. This means less oxygen is going to the brain, hence passing out
@Airs Rock usually my blood sugar levels are low, because I'm tall and I weigh a lot, and when I hold my breath the blood pressure becomes high, so now I have 2 factors that could easily lead me to blackout, so I immidiateye sit on the ground so even If I black out, I won't get injured
4:00 goodbye knees. Damn the bend more like bender from futurama.
5:54 kick his a$$ out of the gym and tell him to never comeback!
He end up hitching it because of the poor starting position because you can’t roll the bar closer as you deadlift with those crappy squared weight plates
profitfever he probably didnt know where he is thats why he scream lol then after he was ashamed lol
@@profitfever The hitching is a bigger sin than the screaming. lol
@@elka7823 he didn't look ashamed, he actually looked as if he thought he was tough/manly... straight up douche.
Was that Mattdoesfitness?
There's a weird magical phenomenon there... When the guy faints, the camera person also loses the ability to hold the camera straight.
It's the twitching when they hit the deck cracks me up
IKR? We are sick people.
Peter Clegg I couldn’t agree more
I have to admit that I laughed every time I saw the twitching.
I feel disgusted when i see the twiching
It feels weird. Like your body is a car trying to start, but the engine just keeps turning over a couple time and stopping.
this funny man, Everytime I experience a bad day Imma come back to this🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thought that last guy was dead for a minute.
Everyone does the “stanky leg” shake...
Link it’s the shock of their muscles over exposing and reaching failure super fast. Causing them to go stupid go crazy
@@tf3confirmedbuthv54 go stupid, go crazy..😂😂😂
TYTAN ahhh
"Doin' the funky chicken."
3:04 😭😭😭yo why is body shut down like a T-800 terminator 😂😂
6:56 I had to stop the video there. This man's form is a one way ticket to snap city
Snapped his face up on the dumbbells
If I need straps to lift it, I'm not lifting it.
Lmao your profile pic matches your comment 🤣🤣🤣
True. Lifting something so damn heavy that it could almost put you in a wheelchair ain't for me
@superkai64 as in swollen head from passing out and hitting it on something 🤣🤣
superkai64 dead lift does not make you swole😂
1:23 He moves like a robot and then go into shutdown mode!! xD xD xD
Wtf😂
😂
wtf dude just passed out and hit his head on weights and his friend laughs.. 7:00
Yeah that was disturbing.....
@@akagetobimaru1994 as soon as i seen him fell i felt bad for him man. and they guy filiming is just laughing like its funny.
Troy lmao idk what kind of friend that is
Yeah wtf??
so if your brother was dying you’d sit there and laugh
i am truly impressed at some of these lifts