Today is LEG DAY and I’m already feeling a PR coming. Great inspiration!!!! Keep content like this coming. It’s good to see the guys lift but the tips they give in between sets are tremendously helpful.
We get it Mark. Putting weight that can kill you on your back and moving it through a range of motion is intense. You are literally battling the weight because it might kill or hurt you. Nothing like stepping under a scary weight and the focus, intensity, and drive you have to have to get it back in position. The fear must not win or you will lose.
Does anyone else miss what super training used to be? Watching guys like Treston Shull box squat 1000 pounds with perfection. Jim Sheffield and big Roy benching 800 faster then most people can bench 135. Well I definitely do.
Mark Bell, the closest thing to that pressure, and it's totally different in how it affects your body afterwards, is big wave surfing. Tons of water crashing down on your head. Burst eardrums. That kinda thing.
Andrew Herbert has done some crazy stuff in Animal pak cage. After doing 700 lbs squat for 7 reps, he proceeded straight to 700lbs deadlift for 7 reps. Maybe, just 30/40 seconds rest in between to get his setup ready. And another time, he squatted 700lbs for 12 damn reps. As far as I know, he is coached by Dan Green.
Holy smokes, Herbert is a beast! Squatting those weights, no belt and walked out, for reps and making it look easy? Mad respect... on top of it all, he's pretty lean. Incredible.
Matt Jankowski Jesus, for how much langer are people going to hide behind the steroids excuse? If you really think that steroids get you to a 900-plus pound squat, you’re either naive or delusional. I’m not saying they don’t help, sure they do. But it’s the icing on the cake, not the main driver of results.
I think the shaking with the super heavy weights is a slight weakness in the tendons, this is where the muscle is stronger than the tendon. This is where most Pec tears, bicep tears occur.
At first look their squats looked a bit high but when slowed down, they literally just hit parallel for a fraction of a second. Goes to show they know their depth very well. Very impressed by the belt less squats.
I've fought, and I've squatted heavy (though nothing like these beasts), and I find having heavy weight on my back much scarier than fighting. You get hit hard in training, you know what it feels like. But how often can you actually have 1000 lbs on your back? That seems much harder to mentally prepare for just because you can't really do it often enough to get used to it.
at 4:45 you can here him after he says "Goddamn" -- "somebody's been running." I could care less what these big bois are taking but it was funny to catch that
In rugby, being a prop in a scrum that is stalemated is pretty close in terms of the physics to having around half a ton loaded on your back. That feeling blows by the way. I played rugby for years, and I only played one match as a prop (usually a flanker). Every scrum felt worse than getting thrown from a motorcycle at 25 mph (I've done that too). That said, the force is distributed differently. That amount of force concentrated into a 29mm steel bar probably adds a whole extra order of magnitude of intensity to the feeling.
Mark looked like he had a Vietnam flashback when he was asked what 800+lbs feels like
He revisited his battle
memories of falling with 1000 are coming back for him lol
19:49 btw
I wish my professor rounded off my 87.1 to a 90.0 like they rounded Filipino thunders squat from 871 to 900...
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bald dude looks like a powerlifter version of Jason statham
Andrew always seems to chew something..
His name is Jason Baldham
his traps go up to his fucking ears...
900lbs squatter is no joke! Props to all you guys, true inspiration to get stronger! 💪🏼
Damn you're literally everywhere
Julian E Thinking the same lol
@@Styl4x that means you guys are everywhere too lol
@@pryme2013 you got me
it is a joke if they ( and they don't) go to parallel.
Damn Jason Statham really bulked up
He looks like Jason
He ate that shark from his shit movie
Yesssss! Back to just a straight up heavy lifting video 👌👌
The guy using no wraps or belt, AND walking back.. wow. Strong as hell
This was great more content like this please
What song are they playing at around 14:00?
Edit: it's "Immortal Enemies" by Hatebreed
Il never forget Herbert's 700lb AMRAP squat in the ANIMAL cage
Best video I've seen on here in awhile. The last stretch of videos on here were terrible. Just my opinion.
Triple agree, massive unsub should happen.
Respect your opinion
Agree
Can’t we get another session like this? The new deadlifters coming up are insane and would be fun to watch go head to head!
Absolutely agree!
Marcus and Andrew, my inspirations, in the same clip👌🏻 just love how humble they are. Big up from France
Perfect day for this. Very inspirational! Nothing beats training hard with guys just as strong, if not stronger. Great Video Mark 👊🏻
Seriously one of the best videos in a while right before i go squat fuck ya this is awesome!
Today is LEG DAY and I’m already feeling a PR coming. Great inspiration!!!! Keep content like this coming. It’s good to see the guys lift but the tips they give in between sets are tremendously helpful.
Great video. Solid narrative, excellent production values, and mighty feats.
Hell yeah..!! great content and awesome edit guys..team SuperTraining always stepping up their game.
Impressive. Inspiring. Thanks for the video.
Awesome seeing such strong lifters all together! Phenomenal strength!
Damn the editing and flow of this video was nice!
Awesome Work out Mark. Thanks for the awesome session
Jesus! Amazing video. These guys are heavy hittasss for sure! Bad ass and motivating video. Always great content.
We get it Mark. Putting weight that can kill you on your back and moving it through a range of motion is intense. You are literally battling the weight because it might kill or hurt you. Nothing like stepping under a scary weight and the focus, intensity, and drive you have to have to get it back in position. The fear must not win or you will lose.
Does anyone else miss what super training used to be? Watching guys like Treston Shull box squat 1000 pounds with perfection. Jim Sheffield and big Roy benching 800 faster then most people can bench 135. Well I definitely do.
Yeah back when it was more about power and not mass attention, but business is business and they do what they have to i guess.
Jeston Hickle yep, just disappointing
Yup channel sucks now
How was it before?
Johnathan. Aviles go check out the old vids
Please More simple lifting vids like this. The newer vids where mark just preaches to us is getting old
Amazing explanation of what 800lbs feels like on your back Mark!
Herbie is the man! I could watch him lift all day 🤙💪💪💪💪💪💪
What's the band's name or music title from 18:24 - 18:50 ? Shazam won't recognize it :-D
I would, love to see a neck training progress from this dude, the most.
i love the rusty looking plates . so unique
This duel of the fate type music is amazing keep it coming!
615 for a set of 8-10 is amazing beltless one day I will!!
Mark Bell and whoever he brings in is always a great find! Lol but Jesse looks like a walking muscle 😂 bruh has abs on his forehead
19:48 the Golf War Flashback 😂
Just the motivation i need for today's leg session!
Real raw power- just at another level and interesting to watch. How comes their legs are not jerked up- no raids ?
Glad to know I’m not the only one who listens to *Knocked* *Loose* when I lift. Heavy music & heavy lifting go together like PB&J.
The music is on point
Absolute monsters, incredible strength.
what is the song starting at 10:45
Awesome video
Mark Bell, the closest thing to that pressure, and it's totally different in how it affects your body afterwards, is big wave surfing. Tons of water crashing down on your head. Burst eardrums. That kinda thing.
Andrew Herbert has done some crazy stuff in Animal pak cage.
After doing 700 lbs squat for 7 reps, he proceeded straight to 700lbs deadlift for 7 reps. Maybe, just 30/40 seconds rest in between to get his setup ready.
And another time, he squatted 700lbs for 12 damn reps.
As far as I know, he is coached by Dan Green.
Holy smokes, Herbert is a beast! Squatting those weights, no belt and walked out, for reps and making it look easy? Mad respect... on top of it all, he's pretty lean. Incredible.
one word, steroids
Matt Jankowski Jesus, for how much langer are people going to hide behind the steroids excuse? If you really think that steroids get you to a 900-plus pound squat, you’re either naive or delusional. I’m not saying they don’t help, sure they do. But it’s the icing on the cake, not the main driver of results.
Legs day for me!!! Perfect timing..85% pr for reps...
Can anyone explain why they all use a why they all use a wide grip?
I think the shaking with the super heavy weights is a slight weakness in the tendons, this is where the muscle is stronger than the tendon. This is where most Pec tears, bicep tears occur.
Grew up with Jeremy, dudes a beast!
Song at the beginning ?
Pure Powerlifting
Looking around the gym - that's a powerlifting gym, everything is well used and functional :) 900 lb. squats are the real deal.
I want to know how long this training ses lasted.
Strong ass dudes. But why the wrist wraps? Just curious?
At first look their squats looked a bit high but when slowed down, they literally just hit parallel for a fraction of a second. Goes to show they know their depth very well. Very impressed by the belt less squats.
The guy in he blue shirt was impressive doing 2 of 826. The other guy was higher altitude though.
song at 6:03 is a new life by difluent
What's Andrew's neck routine?
I never got how most people say legs are tiring and difficult. Leg workouts are therapeutic for me, upper body are the hardest ones to finish
Coach Marcus is a beast!
WoW THAT is CRAYZY footage !!!!!!!!
So epic!
Knocked Loose should be a listening staple in every powerlifter playlist.....listen to Knocked Loose and double 826. Easy!
I've fought, and I've squatted heavy (though nothing like these beasts), and I find having heavy weight on my back much scarier than fighting. You get hit hard in training, you know what it feels like. But how often can you actually have 1000 lbs on your back? That seems much harder to mentally prepare for just because you can't really do it often enough to get used to it.
Does Andrew got a cauliflower eat?
no safety rack?
What kind of barbell is that?
And I felt so proud of my 315 squat
And you should! Everyone starts somewhere.
Good luck and happy squatting!!
That Knocked Loose in the background
ft actually touching the plates on the descent of a 775lbs squat was a hard watch
at 4:45 you can here him after he says "Goddamn" -- "somebody's been running." I could care less what these big bois are taking but it was funny to catch that
I tried hitting 285lbs today in my squat I failed.I don’t know if this is good for a 16-17 year old that’s 148 lbs and 5’7-5’8.
Sounds really good.
Your strength can and will continue to grow into your late 30's. 285 now is a fine number.
Those are 25kg plates right? so wouldnt it be much more than 775lbs? 8 a side is 200kgx2 plus bar which is over 400kg and close to 900?
45lbs Plates = 20,4kg
@@yanniblumstein1 normally in powerlifting red plates are 25kg not 20s thats why I was asking
I miss these kinds of super training videos
awesome
Pure entertainment.
how old is Andrew Herbert?
Awesome
Did any of these guys go Parallel ? Just Saying!
Real Pro your squats is perfect
Good
These guys are Awesome !!'mm
coach marcus is a beast!
If Jeff Monson powerlifted instead of fought
Yall talking about that guy that looks like Jason Statham, but is that the Warowl at 0:27?!?
Does off season mean off cycle?Not hating just curious.
I think it means in between competitions
off season usually means on cycle tbh lol
Lawd!!! Monsters!
In rugby, being a prop in a scrum that is stalemated is pretty close in terms of the physics to having around half a ton loaded on your back. That feeling blows by the way. I played rugby for years, and I only played one match as a prop (usually a flanker). Every scrum felt worse than getting thrown from a motorcycle at 25 mph (I've done that too).
That said, the force is distributed differently. That amount of force concentrated into a 29mm steel bar probably adds a whole extra order of magnitude of intensity to the feeling.
9:48 - Im gonna tell my kids this is Gibby from ICarly.
That man Anderson has a calm face no matter the weight
FUCK yeah some Hatebreed at 11:40. Hatebreed comes on its time to move some heavy ass weight
25:44 let Eminem know he got a rival
Mark how did you know it's my squat day today?
Worst part about lifting this much weight is how long it takes to warm up...
Worst part is recovering because I just want to do it again
I want more videos like this
Those are Iron Maiden fonts on Mark Bell's sling shot shirt..Did you get permission from Steve Harris?
are these squats high? or is it just the angle
Hani Ismail not squats these are them powerlifting bullshit squats
@@ProxeliVG well not all powerlifting squats are high like that, u seen ipf worlds?
nice
my name is greg and my best squat is 4....my names greg.
Hey, Where's Fred Hatfield?
They make this look easy.....
Old supertraining come back!!!!