I have seen several videos of you closing No. 4 under the new rules and I no longer doubt whether it was closed or not. Do you understand filmed as you were told and it becomes difficult to get everything in then and not the best angle for us who are sitting in the stands watching. an outstanding achievement and many congratulations.
Congrats! That is monumental and incredible. Very strong…you used a lot of strength just having to setup for the card set, that’s super impressive. Most I can do is the #2…I couldn’t imagine the strength it takes to close the #4. Don’t listen to the negative views, great job!
Yes indeed I'm about to close a filed#3(rgc 155) and man #4 is like 50-70 lbs stronger rgc. I can bring a coc#4 really in doing my negs too. Closing 3.5s, ghp8s and a#4 are my goals indeed. Immense overall Strength and punching power and more the benefits of training grip. Also arm wrestling.❤
Smart of you to check with such detail. I did the same and my opinion is that it DID close. I heard the click at the exact moment it appears to touch. Certified beast, this man.
@@slinkybopper2903I did the same. I’m also not 100% sure. It was incredible nonetheless, the guy is a beast. Can I say he made the handles touch, though? Very hard to say. It looked like there may have been a very tiny space. That sound is doesn’t seem to be from the handles. Probably just something crinkly that he stepped on. Even still, this guy has strength that only a few others do.
@@slinkybopper2903 That's the problem here. A certification should remove any and ALL doubt. Reading through the comment section will show you that many others have doubt, myself included. I'm a former Ironmind ref. Why wasn't there an official ref on sight of this close? The camera angle wasn't great and isn't 100% conclusive. For such an important close it lacks in many categories.
I have a doubt about the closure but who am I if IronMind verifies it! *The first man to close CoC#4 since the credit card rule, the first man to close it since 2004 and the 6th man to join the elite of the elite elusive crush grip holy grail club after Joe Kinney, Nathan Holle, David Morton, Tommy Heslep & Magnus Samuelsson. HEARTIEST CONGRATS CARL MYERSCOUGH, YOU ARE A LEGEND!*
Hey Ironmind, can I make a suggestion for your certification page? The Captains of Crush #4 certification should be separated in 2 sections: pre-credit card set and current "credit card" set rules. Carl's close should be noted as the first official close under the current rules.
I do not believe this was entirely closed. I want so badly for him to have this certification, but I just can’t bring myself to believe it was touching. That said, I do believe this man can achieve it without any doubts at all and I would very much like to see that happen.
He does have the certification. This video shows him fully closing it, after reading your comment I paused and looked myself and must say it is fully closed. And we can likely both agree the movement of the gripper shows that he 100% can close it.
This should not count. A certification of this significance should be held to the highest standards. The close should be unquestionable and this attempt is certainly not. To clarify, I'm not in anyway questioning his enormous grip strength.
No doubt about man's grip strenght, but the video is awful for certification. 1. 2:55 he left for a minute with static image, no clock no anything,no music. 2. 4:20 we cant see gripper for a 7 seconds, i think there is a rule about it. 3. 4:38 gripper is too far from the camera, you cant see exact touch of handles. 4. I think he should show gripper again to make sure its coc4.
If that's how they are certifying nowadays then in the past it was much harder you needed official and proper footage but now it's time to get certified lol 😂
I bet Ironmind has already seen videos from him showing he could, and we know gripper strengths may vary on different 4 grippers, and as such maybe they have some tolerance on this one for being the hardest, so maybe they just needed a video of him doing that but already knew he could. It's difficult to see if he has done it until the end, but, it seems that he can do it and that he's a person that deserves the certification. Don't forget that there are several persons certified on the 4th that never had to do it with the new credit card rules, so this was the best 4th close video ever. Anyway this certification through video seems a good idea, as I live far from the US, and in 2016 I was bending red nails very well just a few months after starting bending nails, and wanted to certify and Ironmind took months to answer, and told me there wasn't anybody in my country to be a referee, and when I tried to contact them again the following year they didn't seem much interest in having another red nailer (DO method), so I gave up certifications, and never bent anything more since then (got tired of bending). But seeing certifications by video, makes me think that nowadays certifying would be easier for me that live in Portugal, Europe. But now I don't like bending as before, so, who cares about certs now, I'm having fun doing other things. :) Anyway I think that although the video didn't have the best quality, Carl deserves to certify, as there are other certified who didn't follow the new rules, and it not any person that would do something like this. So congratulations to him.
There are tons of videos of small asian guys easily closing the 3 and 3.5 and even a 4. I think Asia started to copy the grippers IDENTICALLY but they are much lighter
There are serial numbers on each unit and must be verified before any attempt is verified. Maybe Google stuff before you come acting so ignorant. @@MrMhtmht
If you are now going to prove to the world and take the trouble to certify yourself on CC4 why not do it properly. That this closure was approved is a miracle because when you enter summer, the gripper does not look closed. Then stand alone and do this without a witness and only film from one angle. Then there is the closing itself, because he does not keep the gripper closed, but only performs a quick repetition. Amazing performance but questionable execution and above all it doesn't look closed in my eyes.
@donnie9365 I've looked several times at low speed, I've stopped and swam a lot of times and unfortunately I don't see it being completely closed at any point. But maybe my resolution is too bad, but you can film much better and with better quality, so we wouldn't have had to question.
Да, там даже при приближении на скорости 0,25x видно(хоть и плохое качество), что не закрыл до конца(пару миллиметров буквально), плюс вниз в конце опустил. Хотя стоит признать, что у него действительно самый сильный в мире хват
На сайте ironmind он написал, что свела судорога руку к концу сжатия, он хотел в конце что-нибудь сказать, но не смог от боли. Олимпийский чемпион по толканию ядру, 7 лет шёл к закрытию четвёрки, а 2,5 с первого раза закрыл. Причём я так понимаю не первая попытка у него закрытия.
Он сделал попытку закрыть этот эспандер. Выслал видео в Ironmind. А те ее зачли. Хотя не была выполнена половина условий сертификации. Не было касания ручек, фиксации на камеру и прожатия. Это фарс.
i believe him and all but at 4:20 it could easily have been switched out (obv it wasnt but having it out of the view defeats the purpose). and there was really no good verification of the ends touching.
@@MrSiledov it defo wasn’t, it was close to being closed. When have you ever seen a certification be this rushed? He was super far away from the camera as well for no reason, you would think for such a huge certification that there would be an official ref present, or at the very least a clear shot of the close, it’s not fair to the other people trying to certify to count this
@@Joe-mp4nw one thing is certain, in 2016 I tried to contact Ironmind because with a few months training I was already bending several red nails in a minute, but not sure if it was because I had a 150 lbs bodyweight, they only answered me months after when I wasn't bending anymore telling me that there were no referees in my country, and when I got back to them several months later and tried to certified again and told them there were several famous athletes/persons to certify me as a referee in my country (Portugal, Europe), so that they would accept my certification attempt (I would do videos also, etc), someone answered me that trying to choose referees would get me disqualified, so, at that time, I realized they didn't want me to certify on the red nail, and gave up. So I like that they allow remote certification attempts nowadays, because I couldn't certify back then, and I lost a lot because I would have been the first one in my country to do it. But on the other hand, almost no one in my country knows Ironmind, so I didn't lose that much I think, the most important thing is that thousands of persons saw me do feats live those times, I have videos, photos, memories. Why do I need certs? Specially nowadays that I stopped bending for 6 years now and started doing a very cool thing: program computer games. :) So in a way, I think "yeah it might not be fair to allow others to certify by video nowadays" as they didn't let me, but on the other hand, I don't want others not to be certified for the same reasons I didn't. But on the other hand, Ironmind changed rules many times, so not all COC 4 roosters are the same, not all steel benders are the same in the certs, etc, those certifications are always changing rules. Now the question is: are they allowing everybody to certify through video, or do they allow it just to Olympians and famous people? But I congratulated him because I think that if Ironmind accepted it it's because they probably have an idea that he can do it. Of course I can't be sure, but contratulations to him anyway, as it's a COC 4.
Impressive. I'm curious, how does someone's size and body weight factor into their "relative grip strength". For example, you'd expect a guy who's 6'4 and 280 to be naturally a lot stronger than a guy who's 5'7 and 140. As someone who's 155lbs. I don't think closing a 4 is within my genetic potential.....so the question is, given that I'm half the size of the guy in this video, if I close a 3, will it be as impressive as him closing a 4? or something like that? Right now I'm between the 2 and the 2.5
people who say he didn’t compeletement close it. You’re like the raging ones stuck at 225lbs squat and talking about those who squat 450lbs but not below the parralele. This CoC is totally closed.
I always assumed the CC Rule was the handles have to come together and make contact/squeeze the card. Proving they touched. Didnt know it was a standard to set starting spacing?? So is a certified attempt, contact? Or just close?
@@dibumartinez4190 Just read the description. It was a pretty close attempt to close the 4. Everyone just accepts the authority of the IronMind when in reality the handles didn't touch. Carl needs to do another one and do it properly.
@@evanescence2They were not, it was a blurred image thanks to the shaking hands, if you are blind it's your problem. There is a feature to watch videos frame by frame, if you don't know how to do it, just learn. This attempt to certify was a disgrace and a total failure. If you don't know what critical thinking is, maybe it's time to get over yourself and read about it.
Carl is the first person in history to certify on the No. 4 with a credit card set, the rule established in 2004. 5 people between 1998-2004 certified on the No. 4 before the rule change, and did so without having to have such a wide set like a credit card set - so it was much easier, though still difficult. If you're asking how many people have ever gotten a No. 4 of any kind closed at all from any set width, I'd estimate it's around 25-40 people total.
@@dibumartinez4190meaning you have to open the gripper enough to fit the credit card like the video shows.. Meaning you can't use your other hand or leg to close and maintain it that way and it's harder especially for smaller hands
I watched and it seem like colosed and not closed, for sure he don't show and dont hold its was fast. I use 0,25 and like need one milimetre for to close. light and video its very bad , Now every smartphone filming 4K and if you put sume lantern its perfect for camera.
It's not a certification. It is conducted with a number of violations of the rules. First, Carl was not in the frame for a whole minute, the image was static, there were no sounds. So you can stop the video, replace the gripper with a weak one, and do a video splicing. Secondly, he closed his hand with the gripper for 7 seconds, which is forbidden by the rules, and thirdly, he did not show a clear closing of the gripper handles.
There's a different video/short of Carl closing the No 4 gripper from his account. From watching that I do think that he has the ability to close it fully.
The credit card set is killing me, I have small hands - with the card, my pinky isn't even around the gripper so I'm losing potential strength. Not that I could ever close a 4, genetically - but it's annoying to think that I can't even ever certify on a 3 unless I somehow manage to get strong enough to close a 3 partially with only 3 fingers until my pinky can join the game. Nonsense.
Он закрыл полностью, я сначала тоже не увидел чёткого смыкания, но в HD качестве на паузе смог рассмотреть всё таки. Что касается Ивана Кука, он не закроет новый кок4 с упаковки. Не надо путать закрытие старого рабочего эспандера, и нового с упаковки, это огромная разница.
I have seen several videos of you closing No. 4 under the new rules and I no longer doubt whether it was closed or not. Do you understand filmed as you were told and it becomes difficult to get everything in then and not the best angle for us who are sitting in the stands watching. an outstanding achievement and many congratulations.
Nice close Carl. Well done 💪
Can you still close a #4 CCS? Can you do a new video for us???
@@alwaysoutafterdark6136yes I will do thank you 💪
2 grip legends!
Leyend!!💪
@Hollegripchannelyes please only just found out about your amazing grip strength. Subscribing, hope you post from time to time❤
Congrats! That is monumental and incredible. Very strong…you used a lot of strength just having to setup for the card set, that’s super impressive. Most I can do is the #2…I couldn’t imagine the strength it takes to close the #4. Don’t listen to the negative views, great job!
Yes indeed I'm about to close a filed#3(rgc 155) and man #4 is like 50-70 lbs stronger rgc.
I can bring a coc#4 really in doing my negs too. Closing 3.5s, ghp8s and a#4 are my goals indeed. Immense overall Strength and punching power and more the benefits of training grip. Also arm wrestling.❤
Absolutely stunning. That was monumental. And to accomplish that just alone in your garage! Pure strength, inner and outer. What a beast of a guy.
Hmmm. I watched at 0.25 speed and zoomed all the way in. It didnt look fully closed.
Smart of you to check with such detail. I did the same and my opinion is that it DID close. I heard the click at the exact moment it appears to touch. Certified beast, this man.
@@slinkybopper2903I did the same. I’m also not 100% sure. It was incredible nonetheless, the guy is a beast. Can I say he made the handles touch, though? Very hard to say. It looked like there may have been a very tiny space. That sound is doesn’t seem to be from the handles. Probably just something crinkly that he stepped on.
Even still, this guy has strength that only a few others do.
4:38 looks closed imo
I zoomed in. It looks fully closed 👌 checks out
@@slinkybopper2903 That's the problem here. A certification should remove any and ALL doubt. Reading through the comment section will show you that many others have doubt, myself included. I'm a former Ironmind ref. Why wasn't there an official ref on sight of this close? The camera angle wasn't great and isn't 100% conclusive. For such an important close it lacks in many categories.
the speed that he closed a number four is amazing
Amazing work, great job. Congrats. Anyone that has tried a number 4 knows exactly how hard this is. Speaking from experience.
Yes indeed. 🏋♀️👍
Amazing achievement Carl - well done mate and thanks Ironmind for posting!! I think Tiziano Becchio (Italy) will be next with the ease he closed #3.5
This didn’t age well lol
I have a doubt about the closure but who am I if IronMind verifies it! *The first man to close CoC#4 since the credit card rule, the first man to close it since 2004 and the 6th man to join the elite of the elite elusive crush grip holy grail club after Joe Kinney, Nathan Holle, David Morton, Tommy Heslep & Magnus Samuelsson. HEARTIEST CONGRATS CARL MYERSCOUGH, YOU ARE A LEGEND!*
👍🏼👍🏼
you can clearly see it closed.
Don’t forget Ivan cuk
it's clearly closed! don't kid yourself there is zero doubt about it!
watch this one then with a gripper measuring 220 rcg! watch?v=Xinfhnp9M6A
It’s been done…. Congratulations Carl sir!!🏆
No it was not, it was rushed for the 20 years anniversary. I don't care what IronMind says, that was an awful attempt.
@@stevemoonm5 that was a close! stop being a hater!
"hater"@@evanescence2
@@evanescence2 He closed it, I don't doubt, but I'm surprised IM certified on the basis of this video, which is poor.
@@evanescence2well put. Clearly haters are disgusting
Hey Ironmind, can I make a suggestion for your certification page?
The Captains of Crush #4 certification should be separated in 2 sections: pre-credit card set and current "credit card" set rules.
Carl's close should be noted as the first official close under the current rules.
Tbf the credit card rule favors larger hands. It should be a percentage of your hand length
yeah but also people had 20 years to train for it since then
@@bruceleroy8063 That's just the way it is. I have tiny hands and I just gotta accept it.
@@MDias7777 there is no bare minimum. It only gets harder the higher percentage of your rom it requires
@@bruceleroy8063 ok what hand length would you consider impossible to close ccs due to leverage I heard jedd johnson say 7.75 inches
AWESOME! But cmon IronMind, that quality is enough for you?!?! It is No 4!!!!!!! 4 !!!!! Im not counting dat!
Incredible!
I do not believe this was entirely closed. I want so badly for him to have this certification, but I just can’t bring myself to believe it was touching.
That said, I do believe this man can achieve it without any doubts at all and I would very much like to see that happen.
Yes, I agree not fully closed.
I zoomed in and froze the image.
Still excellent effort, but those last 1 / 2 mm's are a beast
He does have the certification. This video shows him fully closing it, after reading your comment I paused and looked myself and must say it is fully closed. And we can likely both agree the movement of the gripper shows that he 100% can close it.
It touched, just pause the video and put it on fullscreen
De toute façon, une vidéo de Larry wheels montre Carl le fermer. Il n'y a aucun doute sur sa capacité à fermer CoC#4
Slow down the video and zoom in. I wasn't sure either, but I am convinced that it closed.
Congratulations,,much respect, that is noooo joke!!!!i was pretty stoked closing no2!!i can only imagine how hard that was to crush no4!!!!!👏🏻💪🏻🙌🏻💯
This should not count. A certification of this significance should be held to the highest standards. The close should be unquestionable and this attempt is certainly not. To clarify, I'm not in anyway questioning his enormous grip strength.
He needs a seperate camera man to zoom in , and should be done at a fit expo event or grip contest with live witnesses
To me it looked like he closed it. Regardless of whether he did or not, this is one of the most impressive feats of strength in history.
Congratulations Carl. Your the first to do it with new rules. And there likely wont be many. Awesome achievement!!
No doubt about man's grip strenght, but the video is awful for certification.
1. 2:55 he left for a minute with static image, no clock no anything,no music.
2. 4:20 we cant see gripper for a 7 seconds, i think there is a rule about it.
3. 4:38 gripper is too far from the camera, you cant see exact touch of handles.
4. I think he should show gripper again to make sure its coc4.
If that's how they are certifying nowadays then in the past it was much harder you needed official and proper footage but now it's time to get certified lol 😂
This comment looks like Level 99 of Trust Issues
Was it really so hard to have a ref there? How is this ok in the rules?
Turns out they changed the official rules during covid. I have no idea why they wouldn't use a ref for such an important feat like this
That’s some crazy grip strength! 👍
I'm not so sure that was closed.
Yeah, I think he needs another certification for such a milestone crush.
Iron Mind considers it official.
It was.
I bet Ironmind has already seen videos from him showing he could, and we know gripper strengths may vary on different 4 grippers, and as such maybe they have some tolerance on this one for being the hardest, so maybe they just needed a video of him doing that but already knew he could.
It's difficult to see if he has done it until the end, but, it seems that he can do it and that he's a person that deserves the certification.
Don't forget that there are several persons certified on the 4th that never had to do it with the new credit card rules, so this was the best 4th close video ever.
Anyway this certification through video seems a good idea, as I live far from the US, and in 2016 I was bending red nails very well just a few months after starting bending nails, and wanted to certify and Ironmind took months to answer, and told me there wasn't anybody in my country to be a referee, and when I tried to contact them again the following year they didn't seem much interest in having another red nailer (DO method), so I gave up certifications, and never bent anything more since then (got tired of bending).
But seeing certifications by video, makes me think that nowadays certifying would be easier for me that live in Portugal, Europe.
But now I don't like bending as before, so, who cares about certs now, I'm having fun doing other things. :)
Anyway I think that although the video didn't have the best quality, Carl deserves to certify, as there are other certified who didn't follow the new rules, and it not any person that would do something like this.
So congratulations to him.
For such a huge milestone why was there no official ref there? Also, not the greatest angle on the close. I have no idea how they made this "official"
Is this really the standard for verification? Really?
Here I was thinking there'd be some sort of ... idk.... method of verifying authenticity ?
You can see the other videos of his channel, and the IronMind Apollon's Axle world record with referee. There is no doubt
There are tons of videos of small asian guys easily closing the 3 and 3.5 and even a 4. I think Asia started to copy the grippers IDENTICALLY but they are much lighter
There are serial numbers on each unit and must be verified before any attempt is verified. Maybe Google stuff before you come acting so ignorant. @@MrMhtmht
Not a close. How is this guy certified for a no 4 but Ivan Cuk isn't?
If you are now going to prove to the world and take the trouble to certify yourself on CC4 why not do it properly. That this closure was approved is a miracle because when you enter summer, the gripper does not look closed. Then stand alone and do this without a witness and only film from one angle. Then there is the closing itself, because he does not keep the gripper closed, but only performs a quick repetition. Amazing performance but questionable execution and above all it doesn't look closed in my eyes.
@donnie9365 I've looked several times at low speed, I've stopped and swam a lot of times and unfortunately I don't see it being completely closed at any point. But maybe my resolution is too bad, but you can film much better and with better quality, so we wouldn't have had to question.
Сильно. Но нет чёткой фиксанции. При всём уважении к этому могучему мужчине, засчитывать закрытие Я бы не стал.
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Да, там даже при приближении на скорости 0,25x видно(хоть и плохое качество), что не закрыл до конца(пару миллиметров буквально), плюс вниз в конце опустил. Хотя стоит признать, что у него действительно самый сильный в мире хват
На сайте ironmind он написал, что свела судорога руку к концу сжатия, он хотел в конце что-нибудь сказать, но не смог от боли. Олимпийский чемпион по толканию ядру, 7 лет шёл к закрытию четвёрки, а 2,5 с первого раза закрыл. Причём я так понимаю не первая попытка у него закрытия.
I feel like the added effort of keeping the gripper in place while doing the credit card set makes the close harder. Very nice close.
That wasn't closed.
Its a close, just slow the video down to 50 percent speed and you can see it is closed.
Hopefully this is not official certified video. Insane strenght of course!!
???? Lets see you close a 3.5 soyboy
Ух, не думал, что в ближайшие годы закроют "новую" четверку по "новым" правилам 2005 года.Супермощно! ПОЗДРАВЛЯЮ!
Amazing! Simply amazing on so many levels! Congratulations! Historic accomplishment!
И что, это зачли😂😂😂)))???
1. Что за магнезия?
2. Где касание?
3. Почему нет фиксации?
Согласен. Касания не было. Фиксации нет, потому что он его не осилил. Если бы смог, то всем бы показал удержание.
Он сделал попытку закрыть этот эспандер. Выслал видео в Ironmind. А те ее зачли. Хотя не была выполнена половина условий сертификации. Не было касания ручек, фиксации на камеру и прожатия. Это фарс.
that was incredible!!!
Nice going, man. Inspiring!
That’s insane! Dude is grip machine! I can’t close my #3 for a year 😂
I can close it for 3-4 reps and not even close with my 3,5)) already 8 years there is no lvl up
Video? @@Тихон-ы7з
Very strong but couldn't see the ending...not sure how they certified that attempt...
Absolutely incredible achievement.
Legit.
Well done.
Beast
The video was made far away, he is alone. Turn on your brain. And let him do it again. This is not respect for the entire Captains of Crush community!
Watch the video with Larry.. Great video... Congrats 👏
Wow, he closed it effortless! You got to make him the 4,5 now😅
not close
Congratulations! You are a true legend!
Congratulations Carl.
The only wall you have left is Ghp10.
Amazing! If I ever meet you I’m not shaking your hand🎉🎉🎉😂
Greatest crushing grip strength in human history.
The first person doing this with the new credit card rules, so congratulations Carl, you deserve it.
i believe him and all but at 4:20 it could easily have been switched out (obv it wasnt but having it out of the view defeats the purpose). and there was really no good verification of the ends touching.
Insane work. Can't wait for the workout routine! Lol
That was not a 100% close. He even hides it immediately after the attempt. Most guys hold it for few seconds while showing it.
Yeah you can zoom in and see it wasn’t closed, still super impressive though
@@Joe-mp4nw I saw the opposite. It's closed.
@@MrSiledov it defo wasn’t, it was close to being closed. When have you ever seen a certification be this rushed? He was super far away from the camera as well for no reason, you would think for such a huge certification that there would be an official ref present, or at the very least a clear shot of the close, it’s not fair to the other people trying to certify to count this
@@Joe-mp4nw one thing is certain, in 2016 I tried to contact Ironmind because with a few months training I was already bending several red nails in a minute, but not sure if it was because I had a 150 lbs bodyweight, they only answered me months after when I wasn't bending anymore telling me that there were no referees in my country, and when I got back to them several months later and tried to certified again and told them there were several famous athletes/persons to certify me as a referee in my country (Portugal, Europe), so that they would accept my certification attempt (I would do videos also, etc), someone answered me that trying to choose referees would get me disqualified, so, at that time, I realized they didn't want me to certify on the red nail, and gave up.
So I like that they allow remote certification attempts nowadays, because I couldn't certify back then, and I lost a lot because I would have been the first one in my country to do it. But on the other hand, almost no one in my country knows Ironmind, so I didn't lose that much I think, the most important thing is that thousands of persons saw me do feats live those times, I have videos, photos, memories. Why do I need certs?
Specially nowadays that I stopped bending for 6 years now and started doing a very cool thing: program computer games. :)
So in a way, I think "yeah it might not be fair to allow others to certify by video nowadays" as they didn't let me, but on the other hand, I don't want others not to be certified for the same reasons I didn't.
But on the other hand, Ironmind changed rules many times, so not all COC 4 roosters are the same, not all steel benders are the same in the certs, etc, those certifications are always changing rules.
Now the question is: are they allowing everybody to certify through video, or do they allow it just to Olympians and famous people?
But I congratulated him because I think that if Ironmind accepted it it's because they probably have an idea that he can do it.
Of course I can't be sure, but contratulations to him anyway, as it's a COC 4.
I agree it definitely was rushed. Watched it at .25 speed, and it really looks like a closed coc4. @@Joe-mp4nw
wow i played it in slow motion he closed it 365lb closed wow
Superhuman strength, incredible
Best closed hand crush ever
OMG! Amazing!🔥🔥
Все хватит спорить, не закрыл!)
Да пздц 😂
Great!!!
No4の認定者久しぶりじゃない？
#4!!!!!! Nice!
TOP TIER GRIP FEAT!!!!!!!! CONGRATS!
He ghp 10 closed what is the talking about coc 4 227 ghp 253 ???
Impressive. I'm curious, how does someone's size and body weight factor into their "relative grip strength". For example, you'd expect a guy who's 6'4 and 280 to be naturally a lot stronger than a guy who's 5'7 and 140. As someone who's 155lbs. I don't think closing a 4 is within my genetic potential.....so the question is, given that I'm half the size of the guy in this video, if I close a 3, will it be as impressive as him closing a 4? or something like that? Right now I'm between the 2 and the 2.5
Amazing but bad camera angle my man, you wanna be closer to the camera and the gripper parallel to the floor so we can see the close
Amazing this guys a beast 💪💪😆Haven’t even heard of him until now either. I figured Ivan Cuk was next.
Странно а было закрытие повернулся спиной и гадай закрыл или нет вот это съёмки .
Глаза раскрой
Он, сначала сомкнул ручки СОС 4, а затем развернулся
Can we go back to parallel close? I feel like only giants with massive hands have a chance at closing them.
You can do the mash monster cert route
@@Ghostwriter33 I've seen that and have no idea where to even start. Advice is apricated. I love grip and have been chasing that 3 for years.
Being the first person in 20 years that so impassive
people who say he didn’t compeletement close it. You’re like the raging ones stuck at 225lbs squat and talking about those who squat 450lbs but not below the parralele. This CoC is totally closed.
Not a fair certification.He leaves the frame and the expander also disappears for a while from the frame of the video.👎
Just curious, what is the point of the card? What does sticking it in the gripper beforehand actually prove or do?
I always assumed the CC Rule was the handles have to come together and make contact/squeeze the card. Proving they touched.
Didnt know it was a standard to set starting spacing??
So is a certified attempt, contact? Or just close?
Proves you can close it from a credit card width
A cute attempt but I want to see a proper crush and not something done in a rush for the 20 years anniversary.
Wdym in a rush lil bro what 20 years anniversary
@@dibumartinez4190 Just read the description. It was a pretty close attempt to close the 4. Everyone just accepts the authority of the IronMind when in reality the handles didn't touch. Carl needs to do another one and do it properly.
@@stevemoonm5 the handles touched get over yourself!
@@evanescence2They were not, it was a blurred image thanks to the shaking hands, if you are blind it's your problem. There is a feature to watch videos frame by frame, if you don't know how to do it, just learn. This attempt to certify was a disgrace and a total failure. If you don't know what critical thinking is, maybe it's time to get over yourself and read about it.
Why don't you do it if its so easy to cert on the 4 now?
Probably a neckbeard who can't close a 1
That's wild.
History is being made.
Why the card like that?
Congrats! How many have closed the No. 4 now?
Carl is the first person in history to certify on the No. 4 with a credit card set, the rule established in 2004. 5 people between 1998-2004 certified on the No. 4 before the rule change, and did so without having to have such a wide set like a credit card set - so it was much easier, though still difficult. If you're asking how many people have ever gotten a No. 4 of any kind closed at all from any set width, I'd estimate it's around 25-40 people total.
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@@pascalrouenwhat's credit card set
@@dibumartinez4190meaning you have to open the gripper enough to fit the credit card like the video shows.. Meaning you can't use your other hand or leg to close and maintain it that way and it's harder especially for smaller hands
@@dibumartinez4190 It means that before closing the gripper, you need to show that a credit card could fit in between the handles.
I watched and it seem like colosed and not closed, for sure he don't show and dont hold its was fast. I use 0,25 and like need one milimetre for to close. light and video its very bad , Now every smartphone filming 4K and if you put sume lantern its perfect for camera.
Congrats
Congrats, made it look easy!
Not a close
Awesome
Wow, congratulations!!
Congratulations 🎉💪
Can anyone explain the ridiculousness of the credit card rule 🤔🤔
Many have closed it before from parallel set position which is easier.
Awesome, now do it without any rails.
How much does the certification cost?
Just wow!
Magnus Samuelsson could have done it with these rules
It's not a certification. It is conducted with a number of violations of the rules. First, Carl was not in the frame for a whole minute, the image was static, there were no sounds. So you can stop the video, replace the gripper with a weak one, and do a video splicing. Secondly, he closed his hand with the gripper for 7 seconds, which is forbidden by the rules, and thirdly, he did not show a clear closing of the gripper handles.
There's a different video/short of Carl closing the No 4 gripper from his account. From watching that I do think that he has the ability to close it fully.
Amazing congratulations 👏👏
Congratulations Carl!
If ironmind accepts this as a certification video then this company is a joke
check the ones recently "certified" they're the real joke!
A #4 is hard to even move much less close
That is what I called fantastic result!!!!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥✊✊✊🙂💪💪💪💪👊👊👊👊👊👍👍
The credit card set is killing me, I have small hands - with the card, my pinky isn't even around the gripper so I'm losing potential strength. Not that I could ever close a 4, genetically - but it's annoying to think that I can't even ever certify on a 3 unless I somehow manage to get strong enough to close a 3 partially with only 3 fingers until my pinky can join the game. Nonsense.
BS
THAT DIDNT CLOSE
WHICH IS WHY HE DIDNT SHOW IT CLOSE TO ThE CAMERA
NOT OFFICIAL !!!!!!!!!!!!!
TRY AGAIN LATER BUD
ALL THOSE RoIDS FOR NOTHiNG 😢
Не согласен!!! ЧЕТКОГО ЗАКРЫТИЯ НЕТУ!!! 😡😡😡
А где в правилах написано про ЧЕТКОЕ ЗАКРЫТИЕ ?
@@ZEFERIN ну если для тебя это закрытие и ты считаешь что он идеально закрыл и вообще его закрыл тогда мне не о чем с тобой говорить 🤣🤣🤣
@@KolyaSnake так а что смешного ?ты же себя клоуном выставляешь )зайди и прочитай правила ironmind …и откроешь для себя много нового и интересно
@@ZEFERIN клоун из нас только ты) если ты так закрываешь тоже то мне тебя жаль,унылое ты создание 😄
Amazing!
Insane😮
Ugh, we thought Joe Kinney’s close was suspect. Give the grip community a few more days to review this close footage.
Wow! 👏👏👏
This video is more Credible that joe kinneys certificate
Невероятная сила. Даже если и не закрыл 1-2 мм это просто поразительно. Ivan Kuk пока единственный кто мог бы закрыть четко и соприкоснуть ручки.
Yep! I now mention his name Ivan Cuk. He's surely a beast.
Он закрыл полностью, я сначала тоже не увидел чёткого смыкания, но в HD качестве на паузе смог рассмотреть всё таки. Что касается Ивана Кука, он не закроет новый кок4 с упаковки. Не надо путать закрытие старого рабочего эспандера, и нового с упаковки, это огромная разница.
Вам то уж виднее кто закроет, а кто нет@@Aleksey-re5kd