Do you mean defined as in lean? Then sure but most oly lifters chests are underdeveloped because they dont train them and his is too. Especially compared to his shoulders and back.
@@maxpowers4436 I mean defined as in when you're able to see that someone's abs are defined because they have a six pack. It's almost like he has abs on his back. The description is odd for me to make. Especially since I've learned (from something that a personal trainer told me) that your core is from under your chest to your hips in the front. But also includes your lower back and glutes. So to build a strong core you should not only do exercises for the abs but the back and the glutes as well. Also I'm relatively new to weightlifting. I think they all have incredibly strong looking, defined and remarkable physiques. The more that I learn about the sport the more intrigued I am.
@@maxpowers4436 Depends on what you consider "Underdeveloped." For most of human history, the most powerful men had chests very similar to weightlifters. Really, most people would be better off with less chest work, to keep their shoulders more mobile.
@@EmorettaRobinson Remember that 70% of the muscle mass in your body is on your posterior side. For a healthy, balanced physique, the vast majority of your work should probably be focused on your back. Though, like you said, core work is just as important, arguably more so. However, many people underestimate how much core work they need to do and how many core muscles they need to train. Train your transverse abdominis by doing core work while holding a vacuum, train your rectus abdominis through a range of motion rather than just isometric holds, do cable rotations or similar exercises for obliques, do side bends for your psoas, do jefferson curls for your spinal erectors. Remember that lats contribute to spinal stability, and activating them will help maintain a solid foundation for any lift. Lots of things to put work into, lots of things to improve even when you feel yourself hitting a plateau on any given movement.
I know this isn’t exactly what you asked for(not quite a stretch) but I use the erg(rowing machine) for all my warmups. Intensity will vary with your cardio and comfortability but it really gets my body and blood moving.( I usually do 100 calories per erg set, like I said intensity will vary).
When he racks the weight after the clean, his left elbow is quivering. Not his right. IDK if that's just how he is, a symptom of overtraining slightly, or a quirk...or nothing at all. Whatever the case, Li Dayin is one amazing lifter!
I really like to think he is, but at the same time I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if it came out in 10 years that he was juiced to the gills and they just didn't know what the new drug was
LOL are you harping on about the 'too much muscle' bit because the weightlifting community gave you a lot of grief for the first 'Li Dayin has a problem' video? 🤣😛
I want to see him gi against someone lift for lift now , in the pass lu was beating him when that happens , what to see if he mature now to handle the pressure..
I find those videos funny, cause training it's not one, ten, fifty sessions. Training are years. And what is china team perspective on periodization/ tapering/ detraining/ strategies? How do they know what is working? Are they monitoring fatigue? Assessing specific deficits on muscle recruitment, velocity or strenght? And here we are just watching and hypothetyzing for things that may be irrelevant , cause we don't know. You are so close to those athletes, don't no one from coaching / recovery talk or explain whats happening?
I used to be instructing some of the sport scientist working for China Weightlifting, I could disclose something to answer your questions. They have strict periodization, including strict tapering protocols. Programs are designed individually by experts from multiple countries. They monitor fatigue closely, last I know they spent millions of usd equivalent on sport science every year. The gym they train at in China is prabably the best in the world. They also have strict physical testing as well. They used VBT extensively. But from my perspective the size of the pool of talents is key to success. You just cant imagine how many kids are training weightlifting properly in China.
what kind of nutrition does one follow to be that strong and that lean? If I try to be anything close to that body fat my strength drops like 20% even if I train like crazy 😅
ummm, too muscle, how much money does china pay to iwf to allow this hormone lifter? it have to be a lot of money, only poor nations are caught, money buys everything in this world
has anyone noticed his arm bend in the first pull? I noticed i was doing this yesterday in my snatch pulls, and it was leading to bar bangs, but I see here that Li Dayin initiates an arm bend in the first pull of his clean to get it into a better position for hip contact. Has anyone talked about? Maybe even here on WLH?
@@horizonforevergoldso they are literally partially rowing 150+ kg? and i dont buy its not good technique, these guys are literally the best. its a technique, and its done by some of the best lifters. no im not saying im going to emulate it, but there nothing to be gained by saying its "not good technique" its literally the best technique, they hold the records lol
@@Juxtaposed1Nmotion it's as efficient as pulling a car without getting slack out of the rope first. And weightlifting is still a strength sport first, the best technique doesn't win automatically...
His 150 power clean is trending dangerously close to a muscle clean 😅
Elite comment
what is the difference. What even is a muscle clean
caught with no leg bend (so completely stood up)
@@coinrush1 thanks
He is dangerously muscular and dangerously clean I would say.
In the end his nickname says it all......
I need more videos with Li in them! He's insane
1:42 my man try to sneak the best transition ever thinking we wouldn't notice
You don't know how long that took me :')
@@WeightliftingHouseI do ready - it took you about 12 minutes
do you mind explaining that
The fact that his definition in his back is just as good as the definition in his front (abs and chest) is wild!
Weightlifting works your back more much more
Do you mean defined as in lean? Then sure but most oly lifters chests are underdeveloped because they dont train them and his is too. Especially compared to his shoulders and back.
@@maxpowers4436 I mean defined as in when you're able to see that someone's abs are defined because they have a six pack. It's almost like he has abs on his back. The description is odd for me to make. Especially since I've learned (from something that a personal trainer told me) that your core is from under your chest to your hips in the front. But also includes your lower back and glutes. So to build a strong core you should not only do exercises for the abs but the back and the glutes as well. Also I'm relatively new to weightlifting. I think they all have incredibly strong looking, defined and remarkable physiques. The more that I learn about the sport the more intrigued I am.
@@maxpowers4436 Depends on what you consider "Underdeveloped." For most of human history, the most powerful men had chests very similar to weightlifters. Really, most people would be better off with less chest work, to keep their shoulders more mobile.
@@EmorettaRobinson Remember that 70% of the muscle mass in your body is on your posterior side. For a healthy, balanced physique, the vast majority of your work should probably be focused on your back. Though, like you said, core work is just as important, arguably more so. However, many people underestimate how much core work they need to do and how many core muscles they need to train. Train your transverse abdominis by doing core work while holding a vacuum, train your rectus abdominis through a range of motion rather than just isometric holds, do cable rotations or similar exercises for obliques, do side bends for your psoas, do jefferson curls for your spinal erectors. Remember that lats contribute to spinal stability, and activating them will help maintain a solid foundation for any lift. Lots of things to put work into, lots of things to improve even when you feel yourself hitting a plateau on any given movement.
Bro does 200 kg front squats during a deload 💀
200 kg front squats during a deload keeping him big as hell
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I think this might be peak physical form. He is just on another level
Love this channel. Love it.
Li Dailed In 💪
Yesssss 🤣
3:40 - Traps..........jeeeeeezzzz
Should see squat jerk journalists recent story of him snatching 180 only this time it looked like more of an opener than a 3rd attempt😳
What happened to him? He didn't post in 3 months
Can u pls do a video on how they stretch and warmup their joints prior to bar warmups?
I know this isn’t exactly what you asked for(not quite a stretch) but I use the erg(rowing machine) for all my warmups. Intensity will vary with your cardio and comfortability but it really gets my body and blood moving.( I usually do 100 calories per erg set, like I said intensity will vary).
I can’t imagine this will take you any more than 10 minutes, let me know if you are curious about anything
I think this is the perfect physique i swear i feel so much power crazy
When he racks the weight after the clean, his left elbow is quivering. Not his right. IDK if that's just how he is, a symptom of overtraining slightly, or a quirk...or nothing at all. Whatever the case, Li Dayin is one amazing lifter!
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A question Seb does not ask because everyone already knows the answer... If Tian makes the 222 on 2nd attempt, would he go 232 for 3rd?
Hats off these lifters are elite. It’s crazy there is people out there weighing 15kg less that me pressing my one rep max as the warm up.
lol
His abs insertions are just perfect, a genetic freak
I think I see Shi Zhiyong in the back. When will he return to the stage?
after catching a few more fish
@@J3susChrist Wrong athlete
@@AdStellae-Shi and Tian enjoy fishing ^^
Obviously he has Just The Right Amount of Muscle.
Please make a tribute video on Vladimir Sedov ..may his soul rest in peace
I’ve seen a clip of Li power clean from hip 200kg ~
Li Dayin, my favorite natty weightlifter 🥰
I really like to think he is, but at the same time I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if it came out in 10 years that he was juiced to the gills and they just didn't know what the new drug was
2:54
‘But again. Just light 200 kilos. . ..’ 💀💀
LOL are you harping on about the 'too much muscle' bit because the weightlifting community gave you a lot of grief for the first 'Li Dayin has a problem' video? 🤣😛
Funny the first I heard of him was from the video of you guys saying he's gonna have problem because of having too much muscle. 😂
What type of performance enhancers do they take?
All of them lol
Two words come to mind: fuckin unit
Chinese Greek god physique
How do you see that far ahead on weightlifting AI? You can only see the current week?
I don’t really follow competitive lifting and I gotta say, those numbers are insane
bro is playing around with my 1rm for DL and I'm the same weight and height as him xD.
Passa in FARMACIA
You missed the part where he shoots up in the changing rooms.
Code twoweektrial - weightlifting.ai
His cycle most be crazy
I want to see him gi against someone lift for lift now , in the pass lu was beating him when that happens , what to see if he mature now to handle the pressure..
Did he laugh after a 200kg squat? 😱 China has officially built a monster 😮
I never see a powerlifter so ripped...aside from that, he's also attractive
Seb who are your top 3 for gold in the 89k category for worlds. Mine are Karlos, Li and Nino in that order. I think Karlos can do 410.
Tian, Li, Gigachad 😉
Do you plan on doing more morning brew episodes?
Yes! Spoke to Josh this week about rebooting
I'll.just be a basic fan girl and.say Li dayim no Li Dayummm. So handsome
I Enjoy watching theses minus narration ..
Dude's traps looks like a shelf for the weightlifting bar.
I think Li is going to 96 in future, i think he could snatch 190-195 in 96 category
No,never because 96kg is not in Olympic
He is too tall for an 89 and still winning in spite of that. Lifters at his height have moved up to 102s
@@jjj-qj8luhe is only 176 cm?
bruh his roid traps are crazy swole... goals.
I asked weightlifting AI to program me something similar and it prescribed me top secret team China PEDs. 😳
Can you do olympic weightlifting casually?
I find those videos funny, cause training it's not one, ten, fifty sessions. Training are years. And what is china team perspective on periodization/ tapering/ detraining/ strategies? How do they know what is working? Are they monitoring fatigue? Assessing specific deficits on muscle recruitment, velocity or strenght? And here we are just watching and hypothetyzing for things that may be irrelevant , cause we don't know. You are so close to those athletes, don't no one from coaching / recovery talk or explain whats happening?
I used to be instructing some of the sport scientist working for China Weightlifting, I could disclose something to answer your questions. They have strict periodization, including strict tapering protocols. Programs are designed individually by experts from multiple countries. They monitor fatigue closely, last I know they spent millions of usd equivalent on sport science every year. The gym they train at in China is prabably the best in the world. They also have strict physical testing as well. They used VBT extensively. But from my perspective the size of the pool of talents is key to success. You just cant imagine how many kids are training weightlifting properly in China.
170kg ... "Such little weight"
Me:
what kind of nutrition does one follow to be that strong and that lean? If I try to be anything close to that body fat my strength drops like 20% even if I train like crazy 😅
he is likely 20% stronger too if he gains 10% bodyfat, but there are weight categories
1:55 badfrigginass
We don't give a sht about his training routine. We all want to know his cycle bruh.
cool
Perfect dragon ball z body!
hanma yujiro exists..
Wasn’t it you who said he could never make 89s????? 🤔
Bro lifts 170 kg like it's 30 kilos
impressive this guys.. he just clean it 100kg like it was nothing
he would have made it
Wait did he defeat nassar?!
no
Can we say that li dayin has slightly long legs in relation to his torso? compared to most chinese lifters. Sorry for my ass english lol
He certainly does. Which makes him very good at snatch relative to his c&j
jacked
How tall is is Li? It's something I always wonder with these weightclass athletes
Around 172 cm
He is 177cm. Tian tao is 172 and it is obvious that li is way taller.
Yeah Li Dayin has to be around 5ft9 or 5ft10. Carlos Nassar is about 5ft10 too
never pay for programming
Can’t help thinking this is Chinese weightlifting just messing around for western viewers, go on copy this one, ha ha.
Too much steroids
ummm, too muscle, how much money does china pay to iwf to allow this hormone lifter? it have to be a lot of money, only poor nations are caught, money buys everything in this world
The Chinese are on special juice...
loser-mindset, really pathetic
click bait title I have to say.
I wonder what is drug protocol is
China is just too disciplined for other countries
I work for the Chinese Olympic team and I supply his gear. Hes cheating.
ROIDs. ITS ROIDS.
You do roids and then try this
he is doing steroids
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nice ad, you earned yourself a dislike and a dont recommend this channel ever again for the wasted 5 minute ad intro
Got some good PEDs in 中國
I'm sorry, but those side bends (with equal weight either side) are completely pointless. He's just playing
I'm sorry but you haven't got a clue.
has anyone noticed his arm bend in the first pull? I noticed i was doing this yesterday in my snatch pulls, and it was leading to bar bangs, but I see here that Li Dayin initiates an arm bend in the first pull of his clean to get it into a better position for hip contact. Has anyone talked about? Maybe even here on WLH?
They can do it because of the ridiculous strength reserve. Good technique it is not, very bad for power production.
@@horizonforevergoldso they are literally partially rowing 150+ kg? and i dont buy its not good technique, these guys are literally the best. its a technique, and its done by some of the best lifters. no im not saying im going to emulate it, but there nothing to be gained by saying its "not good technique" its literally the best technique, they hold the records lol
@@Juxtaposed1Nmotion it's as efficient as pulling a car without getting slack out of the rope first. And weightlifting is still a strength sport first, the best technique doesn't win automatically...
@@horizonforevergold fair enough, we can't ignore being strong is part of their technique, reaffirming your initial post.
arm bend is an overrated problem. Many of the best do it. Better stuff to focus on, if you bend arms and dont hate it, keep doing it
Is he a bobybuilder or a wlifter? Or is he both?
Please make a tribute video on Vladimir Sedov ..may his soul rest in peace