Chad is stronger than what he ended up with based on how easily he lifted the weights, but his form was too poor to continue letting him lift higher weights
Yeah it's kind of ridiculous bringing someone who has never deadlifted on. Without having developed proper form he either had to hold back or seriously risk injury. Feels a bit like if they did the IQ test video and brought on somebody who couldn't fully speak English yet.
Yeah, I agree. Ive never powerlifted, and id probably break something if I tried, but that doesn{t mean someone else that KNOWS how to do it, is stronger. It was a fun watch, tough
Another thing to note is how Chad was talking about how they look - nothing on him, just goes to show that you really don’t know who’s lifting and who’s not
@@SlurMaster9000 I'm all for bringing an "average" person into the video as a point of reference but they should have atleast taught him proper form before letting him lift that high, I was genuinely concerned watching him lift lol
"I like how these people really tried to uplift each other (no pun intended). It was a pretty kind and positive group" Calling the men short is uplifting? What if they called her chubby or even obese?
Same, she was super nervous just like all of us are when we see an accident waiting to happen. I'm glad he didn't get hurt, hope he gets legit training before trying deadlifts again, he will do great with instruction he's super strong just doesn't have the movement ingrained yet.
Deadlift is such a specific lift that could have seriously injured people with bad form or no experience. As uplifting as this group was, bringing in Chad was extremely irresponsible.
I remember on the all women’s episode, one woman hadn’t deadlift before and it was fine because she listened to the instructions of the other women. Chad just didn’t want to listen and was overconfident.
Chad didn't really push himself though.Injury risk isn't as high as people think, especially when the pull wasn't even a struggle.They did well to not let him go higher than that though.
@scapedrag7893 I've seen dudes who do that and more. I do 3.1x and my buddy does 2.9x. But I've never seen a single women in my area at the gym who do anything close. Obviously both are incredibly impressive I just don't see a lot of women doing that, so that's why I didn't mention the guy who lifted 3.21x.
@@SweetSkies478 I have yet to meet a woman who uses the word misogyny that didn't deserve whatever she got, if anything at all, because they have all been the biggest hypocritical misandrists I've met. I don't expect you to be any different. Feel glad that you fit in the same group, proven by your childish thought process in your response which confirmed what I just stated.
Relative strength isn't typically measure with deadlifts mostly overhead presses. Would've been better if they did all strengths (Absolute, relative, explosive, and strength endurance)
Wilks score is more accurate because relative strength and body weight curve. A 400 lb person lifting 2x their weight is more impressive than a 200 lb person lifting 400
@@alexanderisaksson6239 It's pretty accurate. Taller people build muscle slower than short people. so relatively out of this group the tall people would be at the end, which they were.
I immediately knew Johnny would be the strongest, but I was not expecting THAT! And Allison lifting fricken 305 as a petit girl was insane! Never would have expected that. Well done all around guys. Chad, please listen to the trainers instead of just going for it 😅 They didn't want you to hurt yourself.
There’s always sumo haters. Sumo isn’t cheating. If it were cheating it wouldn’t be done? Just give them credit. Regardless of the stance they lifted the weight. Doesn’t change the fact they’re lifting 2x+ their body weight
LOL if you think that guy cannot do more than 240 conventional. i lifted that conventional my first day in the gym at 140 lbs. Minimum 500 lbs conventional on that guy.@@weretekataknina102
As a guy i have no idea how allison can lift so much. I've never been in a gym and have no idea how to deadlift but I struggle lifting a 120 pound box off the ground. That's probably harder than lifting a bar but still... Allison is a beast
Allison is doing a sumo deadlift which makes it easier to lift more weight. When I sumo deadlift I can deadlift around 110 pounds more than when I conventional deadlift. Also the difference in sumo and conventional is that in sumo your legs are spread much farther apart .
Allison was really a surprise to me, she did amazing, honestly good on Jubilee for bringing on competent athletes to show it's possible, really inspiring!
Her feet were spread wide apart making it a sumo deadlift which is way easier than a conventional deadlift so she’s not that strong when playing fairly.
Allison is a monster. I respect her so much. She felt vulnerable and helpless and took her life into her own hands and is literally a sleeper build now.
Chad was the “plant” guy that looks like he could be strong that Jubilee knew actually wasnt. Also, it was super irresponsible of them to let him deadlift knowing he hadn’t done it before. Injury waiting to happen
Well nathan tried to show him how to do it, and india told him he had horrible form, ne just didn't listen... If he hurts himself that's totally on him
@@pierre-alexandre8528that’s why he stopped lifting though… it was his FIRST TIME. it’s not even going to be safe to lift a lot with help from the best lifting coach in the world
100% chad had never been inside the gym before but the community respects his confidence!! He can be a monster cuz of his height and age but will need a lot of effort to get there. Fun video!
I like how they found someone with the coordination of a completely untrained 15yo and then tried to have them max deadlift with a total of about 13 seconds of instruction, very cool and safe.
it’s obvious that the trainers in that group and everyone else tried to help him properly deadlift but he was being cocky and wanted to show off so he didn’t really let anyone help him out
@jacquelinegarcia5001 1. Even if you have someone who knows what they're doing teaching you it makes no sense to do this the first time you deadlift, 2. Even the "trainer" there don't seem to have a clue
I had a feeling Allison was going to be really strong. As soon as she started talking though, it basically confirmed it for me. I didn’t expect that big of a gap between 1st and 2nd, but yeah. Cool to see Allison get 2nd for per body weight. I was thinking about lb to lb ratio, so I was glad they added that part.
I think a couple of them said it best - this is not a ranking of pure strength - this was a ranking of power lifting; which is a VERY specific lift and skill. Huge props to those that were competitive PLs that were there - well done. Don't count out Chad though - what a lot of people don't understand is how overall strong those tall big kids are; just because he may not know any power lifting technique so he can't use his actual strength limit because he doesn't know the technique well.
@@toasted1899that’s not how it works, it’s about leverage specifically about how the upright you can keep your torso while holding the bar plus how high the bar is when it locks out compared to your knees.
They made this much harder on themselves reloading the weights for each person instead of just taking turns and keeping going till each person drops out 😂
I love how supportive they all were of each other. It wasn’t about being stronger than each other, it was about showing up for yourself and trying your best
I did weightlifting in HS and it is a fantastic sport for women. Very encouraging envirornment. The only thing that sucks is that the whiteboard only ever mentioned absolute weight on the scoreboard so it was very rare for the women to get on the scoreboard. Ranking by relative weight would go a LONG way to highlight female strength and encourage women in the sport.
I disagree. Absolute weight is definitely a better metric for a scoreboard. Relative weight requires you to factor in your body weight, which not everyone knows or wants to tell. Calculating relative weight is also more difficult/prone to error. It's also easier to manipulate your relative weight since it will come out higher if you say that your body weight is lower.
@@raininingHe's definitely genetically strong. He just isn't skilled when it comes to lifting. This is his first time & they stop him for the safety of himself.
Bodyweights (Lbs/Kg) India: 158.98 Lbs/72.11 Kg Allison: 112.96 Lbs/51.24 kg Kaleb: 215.15 Lbs/97.59 Kg Nathen: 170.99 Lbs/77.56 Kg Chad: 255.43 Lbs/115.86 Kg Melissa: 254.80 Lbs/115.58 Kg Johnny: 188.47 Lbs/89.45 Kg
Loved being with all of these people! First off, Ally is a beast! Second, I feel like I could’ve lifted more once I got into it, but we only got to lift 3 times Regardless, I had fun and hit a PR 😭 Everyone was super respectful, and I consider friends now, thank you jubilee!
Super fun being part of this! Regardless of results, everyone was super chill and uplifting. I lifted more than I ever have two that’s a plus for me 😂 and I’d say I made some friends during this. Thanks Jubilee
I like Chad, he said he went into it a little cocky but I don't think he was cocky at all, he was really sweet about it. Allison is adorable, so pretty & very humble, I wouldn't be surprised if every single on that panel developed a little crush. 😊
Allison was the mvp in this. Because despite of being a small petite girl, she was able to lift off weights much heavier compared to her own weight. Unlike the other 6'0 girl who couldn’t lift much more than her despite of being double her size.
@@JayZeeZ I mean he was the winner but he is around 80kg. Sure he lifted weights much higher than his own body weight. But Allison's feats were crazy for a tiny girl, sure she may not be as strong as others but she was still able to lift as much as the 6'0 girl in the video. Ik even i can lift more than her but average girls around her size and weight can barely lift only 50kg.
I wish they'd show both conventional and sumo because people usually can lift 10-25% more with sumo if they learn properly so it feels a little bit less controlled
The final ranking is literally in the ascending order of height. And there's a reason - shorter people have a much shorter range of motion and can pull more - specially while doing sumo.
BRO I was thinking the same... the first and second place .. BOTH did a sumo pull which is way easier than a deadlift. The last place never deadlifted in his life. How is this a fair "strength" contest. Less range of motion and Sumo Pull makes you easily pull 3 times your own bodyweight. In my Opinion the Black guy is the Strongest, because he is doing a lowerback pull with that weight, which is really strong.
@@maccaronimilk i said in another comment - Chad was deadlifting for the first time. His form was really off. I would bet money with decent coaching the lad could double his lift in 3 months.
@@michaeljordan9506 and you got this just from seeing her in this video?? you are making EVERYTHING about race it's weird. Idk if you have an obsession w asian people or something but you're acting weird asf
@@apriljazminprobably got rejected by an asian girl or something lol hes going around to all the comments spouting nonsense about asians being anti-black and racist.
Allison …whew girl you are so hella strong and I want you to know as someone who also is weightlifting/powerlifting in high school, I feel the same way as you about not wanting to feel helpless and I completely relate and have also had body issues with being underweight and overweight as well and I just want you to know that you are so beautiful 🥰 lift bc you love to lift girl, not bc of insecurities and once you enjoy lifting for that, insecurities usually go away
This video was an absolute blast! The camaraderie among this group is infectious. Whether the lift feels like a feather or puts up a bit of resistance, each attempt is a victory. Kudos to all the aspiring gymrats - every step in your fitness journey is a triumph. Remember, progress is a journey, not a destination. Keep pushing, stay consistent, and watch yourself evolve over time. Congratulations to everyone involved
Two comments after watching the video: 1. Chad has a huge potential in becoming hella strong. 2. Allison was waiting to show how strong she was and tried hiding it really hard at the beginning.
I’d be interested to see them do various strength assessments so we can test different muscles and do things they haven’t done before for more even playing field
What I wished they did on this video was having everyone either do conventional or sumo deadlift, everyone using belts or not and everyone using chalk and straps or not, these things would have definitely changed the results especially Johnny who was using a belt and doing sumo vs Kaleb who did conventional without a belt.
@@deltalima6703 It was a 605 sumo vs a 355 conventional though. There's no chance Johnny pulling a 605 sumo deadlift isn't still blowing everyone out of the water with his conventional deadlift as well.
@timfenton4943 powerlifters use sumo if they dont want to actually succeed and bodybuilders use synthol if they dont want to actually succeed. That russian synthol kid has bigger upper arms than me but my mom is stronger than him. Coach greg ducette has the "sumo deadlift" world record but I can deadlift way more than him. These phonies arent fooling anyone that has ever lifted. Maybe fooling themselves though.
@@deltalima6703 LOL. Ducette's "record" is for reps. His best Deadlift is 678. Two of the best deadlifters in the world use sumo, and I guarantee their conventional is still more than yours. Wierzbiki hit 1107 and Jamal Browner hit 1102.
The relative strength was pretty much how I guessed the absolute strength would go. As they were lifting I was seeing how terrible my guesses were but it sorta worked out in the end
Simple math. If you have shorter bones, you have more leverage with same muscle strenght. I.e you can lift bigger weigths. Also the bar is just tiny bit higher relatively when youre shorter.
Look at the world's absolute strongest people alive: Hafthor Bjornnson (sorry about the spelling) - 200Kg Eddie Hall - 200Kg (at the time he pulled 500Kg. He's since cut down quite a bit) Brian Shaw - 200Kg Notice any pattern here? Strongman weight classes cap out at 105Kg, so the only reason competitors work their way up to a higher bodyweight is to increase the upper limit of their overall strength. If bodyweight does not correlate to strength, why would any strength sport divide by weight class?
Deadlift is ultimately a useless lift doesn’t train legs more than squat and back also doesn’t get trained much more than the lift so ur better off not doing it at all unless u want to compete in a completion twin
10:33 OMG I can't stop laughing at what must be going through Chad's mind at that exact moment. He's trying to justify his loss to each of them and get's the the last girl next to him and now he wants to jump in front of a moving train. He's so tragic
Chad has the most potential for absolute strength. He clearly just doesn’t have experience, and if he preformed the deadlift properly he could lift more.
@@Kimberly-bk8vx He probably means relative to his other lifts. He's probably deadlifting 100lbs more than he squats. Which is typical for people moving less weight, but less typical for people deadlifting as much as he is. At those weights, lifters are typically squatting almost the same as they deadlift, or within 50lbs of it.
love that the supporting atmosphere leads to Chad wanting to do more to improve his own strength, bravo guys and love that Melissa points out the power lifters, trainers, etc to show that they did the work hence they are in that position
I got injured just by watching Chad :x I'm really glad the girls didn't let him continue any further! I'm sure he could, but he shouldn't ever with that form. I already hope he didn't tank any injuries after the show
Allison is such an icon ❤ She was the smallest one and was lifting 3x her weight. She motivated me to start lifting weight as well. I thought lifting weight will turn my body into ugly male body, after seeing all these women i don't think that true.
so glad they showed by relative strength cuz i was over here feeling super weak after seeing allison lift so much for her weight im a beginner lifter whos about 123 lbs and can only deadlift 145 lbs at the moment so i was like 😧😧
Ngl I hate using deadlift as a measurement of strength because being shorter+form make big differences. I’m quite sure Caleb is the strongest is you throw him on a different exercise because he’s tall asf
I'm surprised of how long I had to search for a comment like this. Besides your point I think most people don't associate strenght with just doing well in hip-related movements like deadlift. They should have taken a more arm focused exercise like curls or bench press if only one is chosen because that's more what the vague term of strength generally refers to...
I wish they kept it to either strictly sumo or standard form. Sumo gives a massive advantage, so it's kind of hard to say whether the final ranking was accurate or not.
The relative strength is misleading. The 2 people at the top did sumo deadlift and everybody else did conventional. That is a game changer for leverage and distance needed to lift.
@@miso5968 If I remember correctly the women with experience lifting used sumo and the guy with no experience just ripped it off the ground conventional style. that is the difference in strength between men and women.
This is not professional advice because none of the participants are my clients. The producer(s) of this video has (have) much to learn about strength. Allison and India are both strong and clearly experienced. Kudos to Chad for trying, but he came dangerously close to an injury. Kaleb wasn't using any accessories for his deadlift. Nathen used a belt for support and he's the only person in this video that used lifting straps to improve his grip. Kaleb is probably just as strong, if not stronger than Nathen. Giving each of the participants a belt and lifting straps would have produced more accurate results. The producer(s) could have also had each of them attempt the lifts sans any assistance like Kaleb. Johnny was clearly the strongest participant by far.
I’m surprised no one has commented on the difference in stances used. Sumo is easier to lift heavier because there’s a shorter range of motion vs. a conventional stance. Would’ve been nice to see the same stance to get a more accurate result.
Not really, it depends who is lifting. Sumo makes it easier for some at first half but harder for others on the second half. For almost all deadlifting competitions both techniques are allowed (not for strongman). But you are not completely off. Deadlift is definitely harder for tall people because the weight has to travel for a longer distance. So you are 100% correct about the range of motion. So technically to be fair they should consider time under tension + weight + range. But obviously this is not gonna happen in a Jubilee video 😂
@@igormilI agree with everything you have said. I feel like you actually know what you are talking about. Let’s be real here, if Sumo wasn’t allowed, do you think Johnny couldn’t have lifted at least 550lbs or Allison at least 240lbs? They were so far ahead of everyone else (as they should because they’re the only powerlifters), it doesn’t really matter at the end
I've tried sumo for the last 2 months and now I'm crashing badly and can't figure out my mistakes still working on it with technique so now I'm going back to conventional and I'm pulling higher PRs. So I think it really depends on the person everyone's strong in their own ways everyone's body works differently.
@@wedkwho obviously he was not beating any of the guys but with training he was beating all the girls. Men are stronger then women so that’s not a shock.
"Short men build muscle faster." Wrong, they have smaller frames so their muscles appear faster as there is less area to be filled out before their muscles begin to be more visible
Being 6'5. He would easily pull +500 CONVENTIONAL within 1 year of consistent training. And probably 800-900+ within 3-5 years if he takes the PED route
Looking at his knees and his back was just 😵 lucky thing he didn't get injured. He's def got that brute force though!!! He could become an Incredible force in the gym if mentored
@@MasterInHD He could pull 405 for a set of five within 6 months, and 500 within a year. Dude pulled 235 completely untrained, double overhand, with no belt and terrible form. He could easily pull 275 for a set of five with proper coaching and a belt. Add 10lbs each workout for a week or so. Then 5lbs a workout, 3x a week. Kid would be a beast.
Short people dont build muscle faster, it just might appear that way since they have less to "fill out". Though in certain lifts they can have an advantage due to leverage and less distance to travel, pretty mucn. Generally, size and strength correlate Oo i love that they did both absolute and relative rankings cool cool cool
It's all relative to one's body mechanics. A person with long arms and short legs is better with conventional Deadlift and people with a long torso and short legs are more suited to Sumo Deadlifts. What I think they shouldn't have allowed that one guy to use straps.
@@markwheazer945sumo is way more technical and harder to learn than conventional DL, coming from someone who competes in powerlifting and has done both
@@tyronebriggs5721 it’s heavier because I’ve only trained sumo for the last year and I also have long femurs and long arms, so it’s easier for me than someone with opposite proportions. My coach lifts 800lb and does conventional
Chad would have easily been 4th or higher with a few minutes of form instruction. And Allison is an absolute beast. However some consistency in lift style would make more sense. Conventional and sumo get vastly diffetent numbers.
@@823bg how can you possibly ignore everything there's to appreciate and look for one issue (which is only cuz of lack training not a flaw) and only look at it? Besides when you've trained at smthn and are aware of how difficult it is, you don't look down on those who are less capable cuz they were once there too
@@amalakram8755 the kids using sumo went to the gym, just look at them, the guy said he did too (last guy) and first girl also used sumo, they definitely go to the gym just by looking at them
@823bg @miguel_7515 if summo was easier it wouldn't be allowed in most deadlifting competitions besides strongman. And its not even a separate caregory. Both techniques have ups and downs.
Chad was put there to be the "told you so woman pawaaah" sacrificial lamb. Melissa was the weakest. The other two chicks actually put the work in and showed their strength.
yeah deadass i cringed tbh. this video clearly trying to shift the narrative (in actuality it's just a biological fact) that men are stronger. so embarrassing
I wish they'd set some restrictions on form/grip to make it a little bit more equal, at least by visual comparison. Sumo has a shorter range of motion than tradition deadlift, and switch grip also has an effect. Not saying moving 600 lbs isn't strong, but sumo with switch grip looks different than a traditional deadlift with double overhand.
Yeah, Chad pulled 235 conventional with a double-overhand grip, no belt, and terrible form like it was nothing. And no training history. The girls who trained would struggle to beat that with a belt and mixed grip.
Learnt something today Because you look big doesn't necessarily mean you are the strongest I just have to apply this theory when dealing with bullies 😰
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Chad is stronger than what he ended up with based on how easily he lifted the weights, but his form was too poor to continue letting him lift higher weights
Yeah it's kind of ridiculous bringing someone who has never deadlifted on. Without having developed proper form he either had to hold back or seriously risk injury. Feels a bit like if they did the IQ test video and brought on somebody who couldn't fully speak English yet.
Yeah, I agree. Ive never powerlifted, and id probably break something if I tried, but that doesn{t mean someone else that KNOWS how to do it, is stronger. It was a fun watch, tough
@@SlurMaster9000þere are iq tests wiþout language parts
Another thing to note is how Chad was talking about how they look - nothing on him, just goes to show that you really don’t know who’s lifting and who’s not
@@SlurMaster9000 I'm all for bringing an "average" person into the video as a point of reference but they should have atleast taught him proper form before letting him lift that high, I was genuinely concerned watching him lift lol
I like how these people really tried to uplift each other (no pun intended). It was a pretty kind and positive group
Seriously. So much encouragement while competing! I love it
Yes, me too!!
Ikr
Except for Melissa at the end… complimenting everyone saying they all work out(including her lmao) and then saying “and there’s Chad”
"I like how these people really tried to uplift each other (no pun intended). It was a pretty kind and positive group"
Calling the men short is uplifting? What if they called her chubby or even obese?
India and I had the same reaction watching Chad try to deadlift. It's so dangerous having someone who has never deadlifted trying 235 COLD.
Same, she was super nervous just like all of us are when we see an accident waiting to happen. I'm glad he didn't get hurt, hope he gets legit training before trying deadlifts again, he will do great with instruction he's super strong just doesn't have the movement ingrained yet.
Chad’s form was dogshit and made me cringe but I think he’ll be fine it wasn’t even his bw
We're effing men
The first time I ever dead lifted I did 315 LB’s at 160 lb body weight. I workout a lot though, just never did dead lift.
Yeah... His body is young so much more elastic and less damage. Low chance of injury with weights lighter than him thankfully
Deadlift is such a specific lift that could have seriously injured people with bad form or no experience. As uplifting as this group was, bringing in Chad was extremely irresponsible.
Agreed, I felt ill watching
I remember on the all women’s episode, one woman hadn’t deadlift before and it was fine because she listened to the instructions of the other women. Chad just didn’t want to listen and was overconfident.
I agree, It didn’t help that he was too stubborn to listen to them
At the end of the day he’s an adult who clearly didn’t wanna listen to advice. If he injures himself that’s on him.
Chad didn't really push himself though.Injury risk isn't as high as people think, especially when the pull wasn't even a struggle.They did well to not let him go higher than that though.
2.7 times body weight for deadlift is WILD, India definitely could’ve gone for more as well
LOL what about 3.21
@scapedrag7893 I've seen dudes who do that and more. I do 3.1x and my buddy does 2.9x. But I've never seen a single women in my area at the gym who do anything close. Obviously both are incredibly impressive I just don't see a lot of women doing that, so that's why I didn't mention the guy who lifted 3.21x.
@@gumbo909 my mom doesnt even work out and she lifted 1.5 of her body weight, I honestly think woman r underrated
Uh..... erm...... I.... Uh......... 3.21 though..........uh..
"woman are underrated" wtf@@4ragn0
This one is sweeter and more positive than many of these types of videos that I’ve seen. So nice to see people being encouraging and kind!
one hundred percent, they were so encouraging and no one seemed upset about being lower, all just hyping eachother up
Except for the sexist comments that get overlooked because they came from a woman.
@@illegit8627as if men don’t actively gaslight and silence women who have the audacity to speak out against misogyny🤣
@@SweetSkies478 I have yet to meet a woman who uses the word misogyny that didn't deserve whatever she got, if anything at all, because they have all been the biggest hypocritical misandrists I've met. I don't expect you to be any different. Feel glad that you fit in the same group, proven by your childish thought process in your response which confirmed what I just stated.
I'm glad they included relative strength as well as absolute!
Yessss 🙌
Relative strength isn't typically measure with deadlifts mostly overhead presses. Would've been better if they did all strengths (Absolute, relative, explosive, and strength endurance)
Wilks score is more accurate because relative strength and body weight curve. A 400 lb person lifting 2x their weight is more impressive than a 200 lb person lifting 400
Relative strength mean nothing if they are all not the same height and gender
@@alexanderisaksson6239 It's pretty accurate. Taller people build muscle slower than short people. so relatively out of this group the tall people would be at the end, which they were.
I immediately knew Johnny would be the strongest, but I was not expecting THAT!
And Allison lifting fricken 305 as a petit girl was insane! Never would have expected that. Well done all around guys.
Chad, please listen to the trainers instead of just going for it 😅 They didn't want you to hurt yourself.
Sumo is easier..if she had done conventional, 240 max..
@@weretekataknina102 And even that would be really impressive for her size. But yes, sumo is a lot easier.
There’s always sumo haters.
Sumo isn’t cheating. If it were cheating it wouldn’t be done?
Just give them credit. Regardless of the stance they lifted the weight. Doesn’t change the fact they’re lifting 2x+ their body weight
LOL if you think that guy cannot do more than 240 conventional. i lifted that conventional my first day in the gym at 140 lbs. Minimum 500 lbs conventional on that guy.@@weretekataknina102
@@weretekataknina102Hmm idk I can lift significantly more weight conventional compared to sumo.
As a guy i have no idea how allison can lift so much. I've never been in a gym and have no idea how to deadlift but I struggle lifting a 120 pound box off the ground. That's probably harder than lifting a bar but still... Allison is a beast
Boxes have different leveraging
Allison is doing a sumo deadlift which makes it easier to lift more weight. When I sumo deadlift I can deadlift around 110 pounds more than when I conventional deadlift. Also the difference in sumo and conventional is that in sumo your legs are spread much farther apart .
@@Goopenheimerr Ong that what I said so was johnny
Allison was really a surprise to me, she did amazing, honestly good on Jubilee for bringing on competent athletes to show it's possible, really inspiring!
Same. I’m so proud of them both
All then did well but two pulled sumo so it's kinda unfair
i guess, she did sumo though
Are the feet supposed to be closer in a deadlift? I'm not sure of the rules 😅
Her feet were spread wide apart making it a sumo deadlift which is way easier than a conventional deadlift so she’s not that strong when playing fairly.
Allison is a monster. I respect her so much. She felt vulnerable and helpless and took her life into her own hands and is literally a sleeper build now.
Even though she had the worst form
@@lilnuggy1245 lol not at all. Chad did. Dude would have blown his back out had they let him keep going.
@@lilnuggy1245she didn’t have bad form she was sumo deadlifting it just makes it way easier
@@dakotab501 exactly it's not a normal deadlift. Its the easy way out
Allison has nice legs
"just chad" its okay chad we love you, you're the strongest in spirit
Chad was the “plant” guy that looks like he could be strong that Jubilee knew actually wasnt. Also, it was super irresponsible of them to let him deadlift knowing he hadn’t done it before. Injury waiting to happen
Well he was pretty strong, he stopped long before it was actually heavy for him. His Form was just way too bad
@@maxisiener1324 yeah that form was horrible. I guess his nerves got him xD
Well nathan tried to show him how to do it, and india told him he had horrible form, ne just didn't listen... If he hurts himself that's totally on him
@@pierre-alexandre8528that’s why he stopped lifting though… it was his FIRST TIME. it’s not even going to be safe to lift a lot with help from the best lifting coach in the world
@@pierre-alexandre8528 You cant just show up day 1 and expect to max out on deadlift having never done it before lol. Even with coaching
Alison saying sorry after letting down the weights too hard was so cute
She just didn't want to trip the Lunk Alarm...
Soft
but also kind of sad. When do you ever hear men apologizing for the several hundred pound bar making noise?
@@Euterpe416 what
@@Euterpe416nah how have you made this about women vs men💀
Allison is awesome! As a petite girl I am super inspired
100% chad had never been inside the gym before but the community respects his confidence!! He can be a monster cuz of his height and age but will need a lot of effort to get there. Fun video!
he definitely has but deadlifting is retarded squatting would be a more accurate measurement of strength
I would call that arrogance not confidence.
@@Jonathanj1059 no arrogance. just stupidity from produces to pick someone who's never deadlifted bfor
@@saileshnaidu8102so what lift has he done? Because most movements can translate to being able to deadlift. He was just arrogant.
girl at the end of the vid making fun of chad is an L
I like how they found someone with the coordination of a completely untrained 15yo and then tried to have them max deadlift with a total of about 13 seconds of instruction, very cool and safe.
it’s obvious that the trainers in that group and everyone else tried to help him properly deadlift but he was being cocky and wanted to show off so he didn’t really let anyone help him out
They needed a dude to be in last place to make it seem like women are stronger than men, duh
@jacquelinegarcia5001 1. Even if you have someone who knows what they're doing teaching you it makes no sense to do this the first time you deadlift, 2. Even the "trainer" there don't seem to have a clue
If all the guys were stronger than all the women that wouldn't be woke enough
I had a feeling Allison was going to be really strong. As soon as she started talking though, it basically confirmed it for me. I didn’t expect that big of a gap between 1st and 2nd, but yeah. Cool to see Allison get 2nd for per body weight. I was thinking about lb to lb ratio, so I was glad they added that part.
Everyone dying a little when they see Chad's form
That form was atrocious😂! He also wasn’t listening to anyone else’s advice. He probably felt that the next morning in his lower back😂
@@ajrdrahgohnite9363 yea, he should've taken his time before pulling. Dude was leaning to the side like the leaning tower of pisa lmaoo
@@mypfpiswhatourphonesees4294 It was his first time deadlifting at all. Your media literacy is fucked.
Poor guy was ego lifting.
I died when I saw Johnny doing sumo...
I like how they had a normal distribution for their height on their initial rankings
i noticed that too!! thought it was so nerdy of me lol
Statisticians would be proud rn
Facts 😂
I think a couple of them said it best - this is not a ranking of pure strength - this was a ranking of power lifting; which is a VERY specific lift and skill. Huge props to those that were competitive PLs that were there - well done. Don't count out Chad though - what a lot of people don't understand is how overall strong those tall big kids are; just because he may not know any power lifting technique so he can't use his actual strength limit because he doesn't know the technique well.
Actually, for deadlift in particular being shorter makes it easier since there's less range of motion
@@toasted1899that’s not how it works, it’s about leverage specifically about how the upright you can keep your torso while holding the bar plus how high the bar is when it locks out compared to your knees.
@@toasted1899taller people actually tend to be stronger cause they have a bigger ceiling. It just may take longer for them to get there
@@toasted1899if you look at weight classes in powerlifting, you can kinda also tell that it’s height classes too almost
@@toasted1899 Only if you allow sumo stance, which unserious competitive federations allow.
They made this much harder on themselves reloading the weights for each person instead of just taking turns and keeping going till each person drops out 😂
My exact thought
I love how supportive they all were of each other. It wasn’t about being stronger than each other, it was about showing up for yourself and trying your best
Johnny is an absolute BEAST!
I did weightlifting in HS and it is a fantastic sport for women. Very encouraging envirornment. The only thing that sucks is that the whiteboard only ever mentioned absolute weight on the scoreboard so it was very rare for the women to get on the scoreboard. Ranking by relative weight would go a LONG way to highlight female strength and encourage women in the sport.
Just have a women score board too
I disagree. Absolute weight is definitely a better metric for a scoreboard. Relative weight requires you to factor in your body weight, which not everyone knows or wants to tell. Calculating relative weight is also more difficult/prone to error. It's also easier to manipulate your relative weight since it will come out higher if you say that your body weight is lower.
@@hayal1612 and the gym is not a place where you should have to worry about ur weight
That's crazy. Usually powerlifting separates based on weight class and gender, grouping everything together seems unfair
@hayalcanturk1612 they can just weigh you before a competition? Lying about weight is not an issue
At 2:02, they didn't really wanna agree with Chad, but they didn't wanna offend him either so they just went with it 😂
definitely saw that too 😂😂
At first when I saw him I was like “okay, we shouldn’t judge a book by its cover.. he might be genetically strong!” But nevermind. 💀
@@raininingHe's definitely genetically strong. He just isn't skilled when it comes to lifting. This is his first time & they stop him for the safety of himself.
@@raininingif it wasn’t his first day of lifting he would be far ahead of most of them so he definitely is genetically strong
bro was just waffling 😂
Bodyweights (Lbs/Kg)
India: 158.98 Lbs/72.11 Kg
Allison: 112.96 Lbs/51.24 kg
Kaleb: 215.15 Lbs/97.59 Kg
Nathen: 170.99 Lbs/77.56 Kg
Chad: 255.43 Lbs/115.86 Kg
Melissa: 254.80 Lbs/115.58 Kg
Johnny: 188.47 Lbs/89.45 Kg
India was spot on when she said she can tell Allison was strong. Lifting that much while only weighing shy of 113 lbs is insane
Loved being with all of these people!
First off, Ally is a beast!
Second, I feel like I could’ve lifted more once I got into it, but we only got to lift 3 times
Regardless, I had fun and hit a PR 😭
Everyone was super respectful, and I consider friends now, thank you jubilee!
You did an incredible job!! Love all the support for one another! ❤
you had more in you!!!
meowmeow
i'm scared looking at your long nails and lifting weights. i hope you're doing fine, you're amazing!
yeah every time I watch these videos I wonder if there was any warm up which is like super crucial especially for beginners.
Can’t believe they cut the part where I lifted everybody and the weights all at the same time.. trying to humble me okay I see you jubilee
I think they cut out your part because they wouldn't want to out you as a superhuman.
Who r u?
They had to. Kryptonians have too much of an unfair advantage.
Respect to all of them, all of them have very impressive strength deadlifting isn't easy.
Super fun being part of this! Regardless of results, everyone was super chill and uplifting. I lifted more than I ever have two that’s a plus for me 😂 and I’d say I made some friends during this. Thanks Jubilee
You were awesome the way you guys were encouraging each other!
I like Chad, he said he went into it a little cocky but I don't think he was cocky at all, he was really sweet about it. Allison is adorable, so pretty & very humble, I wouldn't be surprised if every single on that panel developed a little crush. 😊
He was cocky , just lifted without listening and learning how to properly do it.
@@gabe4433 Yes, I agree, but he admitted it at the end - that's why I said he was humble about it. 🙂
@@gabe4433maybe ignorant is a better word than cocky. He never seemed arrogant in the slightest
Allison was the mvp in this. Because despite of being a small petite girl, she was able to lift off weights much heavier compared to her own weight. Unlike the other 6'0 girl who couldn’t lift much more than her despite of being double her size.
Jonny was the mvp
@@JayZeeZ I mean he was the winner but he is around 80kg. Sure he lifted weights much higher than his own body weight. But Allison's feats were crazy for a tiny girl, sure she may not be as strong as others but she was still able to lift as much as the 6'0 girl in the video. Ik even i can lift more than her but average girls around her size and weight can barely lift only 50kg.
@TheBengaliG yap yap yap
Everyone dying a little when they see Chad's form. I'm glad they included relative strength as well as absolute!.
I wish they'd show both conventional and sumo because people usually can lift 10-25% more with sumo if they learn properly so it feels a little bit less controlled
Yeah, also some people had lifting straps and belts while others didn't. Jubilee should've done a better job regulating this
True, they'd do such a wide stance as the weight progressed. Should've been better
No not always, I can't lift anywhere near what I can do conventional.
@@Ailieorz something wrong with technique then?
No some people are just better at conventional, that's why not everyone in top powerlifting uses sumo@@niccolopaganini1782
This is by far my favorite Jubilee video!! The way they break down strength in 2 Different categories is legit…
The final ranking is literally in the ascending order of height. And there's a reason - shorter people have a much shorter range of motion and can pull more - specially while doing sumo.
BRO I was thinking the same... the first and second place .. BOTH did a sumo pull which is way easier than a deadlift. The last place never deadlifted in his life. How is this a fair "strength" contest. Less range of motion and Sumo Pull makes you easily pull 3 times your own bodyweight. In my Opinion the Black guy is the Strongest, because he is doing a lowerback pull with that weight, which is really strong.
Let us short people be good at something, please
eddie hall pulling 1000+ conventional…
@@maccaronimilk i said in another comment - Chad was deadlifting for the first time. His form was really off. I would bet money with decent coaching the lad could double his lift in 3 months.
@@AtheistNihilist if my grandmother had wheels she would be a bike
Allison is so sweet oml😭 she looks like a fragile doll, but in reality she is a strong girl. impressive
yeah but dad and mom are more than likely racist/prejudiced
@@michaeljordan9506 and you got this just from seeing her in this video?? you are making EVERYTHING about race it's weird. Idk if you have an obsession w asian people or something but you're acting weird asf
@@michaeljordan9506 ??? where tf does that even come from
@@apriljazmin idk ask them. Why do darker pigmented people bother them so much?
@@apriljazminprobably got rejected by an asian girl or something lol hes going around to all the comments spouting nonsense about asians being anti-black and racist.
I love Allison’s personality. Seems like an amazing person to be around.
Allison …whew girl you are so hella strong and I want you to know as someone who also is weightlifting/powerlifting in high school, I feel the same way as you about not wanting to feel helpless and I completely relate and have also had body issues with being underweight and overweight as well and I just want you to know that you are so beautiful 🥰 lift bc you love to lift girl, not bc of insecurities and once you enjoy lifting for that, insecurities usually go away
Underweight and overweight?
She aint that strong im doing 80kg for reps at 13
The reason the Asian girl and the strongest guy did so much is because they did sumo which is way easier than a regular deadlift
dawg u r cringe af
This video was an absolute blast! The camaraderie among this group is infectious. Whether the lift feels like a feather or puts up a bit of resistance, each attempt is a victory. Kudos to all the aspiring gymrats - every step in your fitness journey is a triumph. Remember, progress is a journey, not a destination. Keep pushing, stay consistent, and watch yourself evolve over time. Congratulations to everyone involved
Yessir super fun to meet you guys!
@@kalebguindyyooo its Kaleb🐐🦍
I think that Joey Swoll would enjoy this.
Hey, did Chad listen to your advice? I get the impression that he he didn't, but others say otherwise.
Kaleb, Nathen, and all, congratulations on your success. Thanks for participating. @@kalebguindy
great video loved everything about it
johnny is a beast. he hit #1 on 3 categories.
I’m so proud of Allison. I’m sure she’s come a long way, and they were all very impressive. I’m glad they ranked it three ways this time
You’re proud of someone you don’t know
@@JayZeeZyou don't need to know them. You just saw them
Great video idea I can’t wait
Johnny's humble lil smile when they said the relative strength number :')
For all girls who believes size = strength.
I'm short and I can easily put wrestle and pull more weights then taller guys .
@@abdullahparacha0 I believe you spend a lot of time in the gym based on your poor grammar.
Two comments after watching the video:
1. Chad has a huge potential in becoming hella strong.
2. Allison was waiting to show how strong she was and tried hiding it really hard at the beginning.
I’d be interested to see them do various strength assessments so we can test different muscles and do things they haven’t done before for more even playing field
OR just make the initial assessment more specific. Like “who do we think can deadlift the most”
What I wished they did on this video was having everyone either do conventional or sumo deadlift, everyone using belts or not and everyone using chalk and straps or not, these things would have definitely changed the results especially Johnny who was using a belt and doing sumo vs Kaleb who did conventional without a belt.
Sumo ranks below conventional, fairly simple
@@deltalima6703 It was a 605 sumo vs a 355 conventional though. There's no chance Johnny pulling a 605 sumo deadlift isn't still blowing everyone out of the water with his conventional deadlift as well.
@timfenton4943 powerlifters use sumo if they dont want to actually succeed and bodybuilders use synthol if they dont want to actually succeed.
That russian synthol kid has bigger upper arms than me but my mom is stronger than him. Coach greg ducette has the "sumo deadlift" world record but I can deadlift way more than him.
These phonies arent fooling anyone that has ever lifted. Maybe fooling themselves though.
@@deltalima6703 LOL. Ducette's "record" is for reps. His best Deadlift is 678. Two of the best deadlifters in the world use sumo, and I guarantee their conventional is still more than yours. Wierzbiki hit 1107 and Jamal Browner hit 1102.
@@deltalima6703no
The relative strength was pretty much how I guessed the absolute strength would go. As they were lifting I was seeing how terrible my guesses were but it sorta worked out in the end
Allison is such a great rep for us smaller girls! Always been weird to me how people correlate body weight to strength!
So the claim has no base in reality at all?
Bodyweight to strength ratio is not linear
Body weight actually does correlate to strength in many ways
Simple math. If you have shorter bones, you have more leverage with same muscle strenght. I.e you can lift bigger weigths.
Also the bar is just tiny bit higher relatively when youre shorter.
Look at the world's absolute strongest people alive:
Hafthor Bjornnson (sorry about the spelling) - 200Kg
Eddie Hall - 200Kg (at the time he pulled 500Kg. He's since cut down quite a bit)
Brian Shaw - 200Kg
Notice any pattern here?
Strongman weight classes cap out at 105Kg, so the only reason competitors work their way up to a higher bodyweight is to increase the upper limit of their overall strength. If bodyweight does not correlate to strength, why would any strength sport divide by weight class?
The irony that Chad was not at all a gym Chad😂
He’s 6’5” and if he was actually fit, he would be better looking too. He’s nerfing himself because he’s f@t.
Deadlift is ultimately a useless lift doesn’t train legs more than squat and back also doesn’t get trained much more than the lift so ur better off not doing it at all unless u want to compete in a completion twin
@@reeeaaaalllchurch
Hilarious xD
Put gym rats in a construction job and watch them crumble 😂 True strength is functional
10:33 OMG I can't stop laughing at what must be going through Chad's mind at that exact moment. He's trying to justify his loss to each of them and get's the the last girl next to him and now he wants to jump in front of a moving train. He's so tragic
Why are you hating on him?
Chad has the most potential for absolute strength. He clearly just doesn’t have experience, and if he preformed the deadlift properly he could lift more.
@@0hdhjfbdi Agreed. If he took it serious, he could be a beast. But on this day, he got his wake up call. Let's see if it motivated him or not
I don’t know much about lifting, but Allison’s performance surprised me! She’s amazing
9:31 - Deadlift is my strongest lift... bet he was smiling inside when he heard that Deadlift was the deciding factor for how strong they are lol.
Shouldn't deadlift be most people's strongest lifts? Just based on the movements torque/etc.
@@Kimberly-bk8vx He probably means relative to his other lifts. He's probably deadlifting 100lbs more than he squats. Which is typical for people moving less weight, but less typical for people deadlifting as much as he is.
At those weights, lifters are typically squatting almost the same as they deadlift, or within 50lbs of it.
@@dafunkmonster He actually squatted over 600lbs last month, dude is a monster of a powerlifter for his weightclass.
He didn’t do deadlift he did sumo deadlift
Need a part 2 to this.
"I'm Chad and i'm here" - Keep it up Bro ! Everybody starts at one point to get to his personal goals !
love that the supporting atmosphere leads to Chad wanting to do more to improve his own strength, bravo guys and love that Melissa points out the power lifters, trainers, etc to show that they did the work hence they are in that position
8:38 "I can go up a little more." Nah you can't you're lifting sumo that's the heights the bar is going to go.
Sumo lifting is ego lifting but for some reason most people glorify it
Sump doesn't count, bet he can't do more than 180kg real deadlift 😂😂😂
I got injured just by watching Chad :x I'm really glad the girls didn't let him continue any further! I'm sure he could, but he shouldn't ever with that form. I already hope he didn't tank any injuries after the show
Allison is such an icon ❤ She was the smallest one and was lifting 3x her weight. She motivated me to start lifting weight as well. I thought lifting weight will turn my body into ugly male body, after seeing all these women i don't think that true.
"ugly male body"💀
@@taigaforest2009frr
@@taigaforest2009😹
Wtf is this comment?…
😂 no way
so glad they showed by relative strength cuz i was over here feeling super weak after seeing allison lift so much for her weight
im a beginner lifter whos about 123 lbs and can only deadlift 145 lbs at the moment so i was like 😧😧
Chad seems like such a nice sport,and Allison's performance was just 🔥
India seems like she's on point! Not because she melts when Chad goes up but because that passion and energy! I miss Los Angeles vibes!
Ngl I hate using deadlift as a measurement of strength because being shorter+form make big differences. I’m quite sure Caleb is the strongest is you throw him on a different exercise because he’s tall asf
I'm surprised of how long I had to search for a comment like this. Besides your point I think most people don't associate strenght with just doing well in hip-related movements like deadlift. They should have taken a more arm focused exercise like curls or bench press if only one is chosen because that's more what the vague term of strength generally refers to...
@@dummerbulblin8444 exactly
Yeyyyy you put the weight in Kg 😍😍😍 thank you guys
you made metric users very happy 😘
I wish they kept it to either strictly sumo or standard form. Sumo gives a massive advantage, so it's kind of hard to say whether the final ranking was accurate or not.
I agree, I still get that sumo is still an effective form of deadlifting, but conventional all around would’ve been nice.
Nope
lmao if sumo gave such a "massive advantage" eddie hall would've been doing sumo
@@Novafanit does😂 less ROM
No because sumo only gives a massive advantage to shorter and generally smaller ppl@@Novafan
Allison is such an inspiration for every woman trying to gain muscle out there!
The relative strength is misleading. The 2 people at the top did sumo deadlift and everybody else did conventional. That is a game changer for leverage and distance needed to lift.
Not necessarily, it all depends on the individual build. But it's true that sumo is on average the strongest for lighter lifters
@@miso5968 Can we at least admit that men on average are naturally stronger than the average woman?
@@lawdog369 yes but how does that correlate with your sumo vs conventional statement
@@miso5968 Nah, sumo is always easier, the path to the top is shorter
@@miso5968 If I remember correctly the women with experience lifting used sumo and the guy with no experience just ripped it off the ground conventional style. that is the difference in strength between men and women.
All the people in this video are extremely kind. I love to see them not be mean to Chad not knowing how to deadlift
This is not professional advice because none of the participants are my clients. The producer(s) of this video has (have) much to learn about strength. Allison and India are both strong and clearly experienced. Kudos to Chad for trying, but he came dangerously close to an injury. Kaleb wasn't using any accessories for his deadlift. Nathen used a belt for support and he's the only person in this video that used lifting straps to improve his grip. Kaleb is probably just as strong, if not stronger than Nathen. Giving each of the participants a belt and lifting straps would have produced more accurate results. The producer(s) could have also had each of them attempt the lifts sans any assistance like Kaleb. Johnny was clearly the strongest participant by far.
some are pulling sumo others conventional. that should be considered too
average internet lifter comment
ask anyone that deadlifts heavy, there's definitely a difference @@evan.escent
@@evan.escenthow is he wrong?
@@evan.escentthat doesn’t make it any less valid
@@evan.escentaverage internet lifter comeback.
I’m surprised no one has commented on the difference in stances used. Sumo is easier to lift heavier because there’s a shorter range of motion vs. a conventional stance. Would’ve been nice to see the same stance to get a more accurate result.
Not really, it depends who is lifting. Sumo makes it easier for some at first half but harder for others on the second half. For almost all deadlifting competitions both techniques are allowed (not for strongman).
But you are not completely off. Deadlift is definitely harder for tall people because the weight has to travel for a longer distance. So you are 100% correct about the range of motion.
So technically to be fair they should consider time under tension + weight + range. But obviously this is not gonna happen in a Jubilee video 😂
I was thinking that, plus only one person used straps.
@@igormilI agree with everything you have said. I feel like you actually know what you are talking about. Let’s be real here, if Sumo wasn’t allowed, do you think Johnny couldn’t have lifted at least 550lbs or Allison at least 240lbs? They were so far ahead of everyone else (as they should because they’re the only powerlifters), it doesn’t really matter at the end
Plenty of people have commented this
I've tried sumo for the last 2 months and now I'm crashing badly and can't figure out my mistakes still working on it with technique so now I'm going back to conventional and I'm pulling higher PRs. So I think it really depends on the person everyone's strong in their own ways everyone's body works differently.
Those deadlift forms are maddd
Allison is so adorable with her show of strength and then ‘I’m sorry!’ Haha like same girl
give chad a 1 month form training, and i bet you he will crash all the numbers
Yes surely he will deadlift 600 after a month of training
False
not even a month 5 mins of telling him how to lift they stopped him for safety he could have easily lifted more.
@@Tolandruthwith proper training he could've easily did more but he still not beating the first 2 or 3
@@wedkwho obviously he was not beating any of the guys but with training he was beating all the girls. Men are stronger then women so that’s not a shock.
"Short men build muscle faster."
Wrong, they have smaller frames so their muscles appear faster as there is less area to be filled out before their muscles begin to be more visible
Allison is incredible!! What an inspiration ❤
Johnny is SUCH an inspiration
I feel like they should have all done the same technique. Sumo is much easier to lift heavy (wider stance)
Chad was deadlifting for the first time. His form was really off. I would bet money with decent coaching the lad could double his lift in 3 months.
Being 6'5. He would easily pull +500 CONVENTIONAL within 1 year of consistent training. And probably 800-900+ within 3-5 years if he takes the PED route
Looking at his knees and his back was just 😵 lucky thing he didn't get injured. He's def got that brute force though!!! He could become an Incredible force in the gym if mentored
@@meruemo776probably not 500lbs, but definitely hit at least 405lbs in 1 year, since he weighs so much.
@@MasterInHD He could pull 405 for a set of five within 6 months, and 500 within a year. Dude pulled 235 completely untrained, double overhand, with no belt and terrible form.
He could easily pull 275 for a set of five with proper coaching and a belt. Add 10lbs each workout for a week or so. Then 5lbs a workout, 3x a week. Kid would be a beast.
Short people dont build muscle faster, it just might appear that way since they have less to "fill out".
Though in certain lifts they can have an advantage due to leverage and less distance to travel, pretty mucn.
Generally, size and strength correlate
Oo i love that they did both absolute and relative rankings cool cool cool
I just love this video. Support and Respect.
This was a really fun video to watch, everyone was very kind and respectful. We love strong bodies with stronger hearts. ❤
Dudeeeee!!! Johnnys a damn beast! Great form great vibes!
Bro they didnt even seem to cate about the rank thing anymore, they were just having fun.
But some did sumo deadlift and others not 💀
i love how supportive they all were of eachother this is so wholesome
Kinda unfair how some are doing sumo deadlift and others are doing regular
It's all relative to one's body mechanics. A person with long arms and short legs is better with conventional Deadlift and people with a long torso and short legs are more suited to Sumo Deadlifts. What I think they shouldn't have allowed that one guy to use straps.
@@davidcohen7881acting like sumo doesnt make it way easier is crazy. Like the best guys ROM is way smaller than a strict deadlift.
@@markwheazer945sumo is way more technical and harder to learn than conventional DL, coming from someone who competes in powerlifting and has done both
@@phia9413being technical ect doesn’t mean you can’t lift significantly more with sumo. I’m sure your sumo is heavier than your conventional
@@tyronebriggs5721 it’s heavier because I’ve only trained sumo for the last year and I also have long femurs and long arms, so it’s easier for me than someone with opposite proportions. My coach lifts 800lb and does conventional
Best best part was not Powerlifting. But supoorting and encouraging each other, no matter who they are.
Wow that was very impressive! And I love how everyone was supportive of eachother!
Except Chad 😭😭
Chad would have easily been 4th or higher with a few minutes of form instruction. And Allison is an absolute beast. However some consistency in lift style would make more sense. Conventional and sumo get vastly diffetent numbers.
the diff between their grips is surely a variable that shouldve been considered
really loved the relative to absolute contrast tho
This is probably the best jubilee episode I saw, they're all just decent people and nothing to criticize
The sumo lifting was embarrassing I doubt that guy can do 250 normally
@@823bg how can you possibly ignore everything there's to appreciate and look for one issue (which is only cuz of lack training not a flaw) and only look at it? Besides when you've trained at smthn and are aware of how difficult it is, you don't look down on those who are less capable cuz they were once there too
@@amalakram8755 the kids using sumo went to the gym, just look at them, the guy said he did too (last guy) and first girl also used sumo, they definitely go to the gym just by looking at them
@amalakram8755 sumo lifting is easier, I doubt he would score that high normally
@823bg @miguel_7515 if summo was easier it wouldn't be allowed in most deadlifting competitions besides strongman. And its not even a separate caregory. Both techniques have ups and downs.
Chad was put there to be the "told you so woman pawaaah" sacrificial lamb. Melissa was the weakest. The other two chicks actually put the work in and showed their strength.
yeah deadass i cringed tbh. this video clearly trying to shift the narrative (in actuality it's just a biological fact) that men are stronger. so embarrassing
they fr just put a dude that didn't lift in there so there wouldn't be any women in last place lol
melissa being sassy with chad is cringe af. Like, we all see what we see, calm down girl
I wish they'd set some restrictions on form/grip to make it a little bit more equal, at least by visual comparison. Sumo has a shorter range of motion than tradition deadlift, and switch grip also has an effect. Not saying moving 600 lbs isn't strong, but sumo with switch grip looks different than a traditional deadlift with double overhand.
i agree 100%
Yeah, Chad pulled 235 conventional with a double-overhand grip, no belt, and terrible form like it was nothing. And no training history.
The girls who trained would struggle to beat that with a belt and mixed grip.
Learnt something today
Because you look big doesn't necessarily mean you are the strongest
I just have to apply this theory when dealing with bullies 😰
Props to the people lifting conventional instead of cheater sumo
Agreed!
both are different types of deadlifts so both use different kinds of muscles, they just used whatever deadlift technique they excelled in more
Sumo isn't cheating.
@@sebastienc.2257 Its easier to load with more weight
Idky am i crazy or was this just a super adorable episode. So wholesome
Definitely the best and most positive one so far! So cute