Yeah for no literal reason I had the occasion of having a short phone call with him beacuse of really strange coincidences, but yeah, that man Is totally crazy insane!
Nice explanation Anton. Like you mention there is a big difference between shaking and no shaking . No shaking is just continuous pain 😂 Insane new time by Jonas the Czech beast. Maybe I need to give both hangs a full go, I've yet to try either to failure!
Pete I bet you could do close to an hour with shaking out, especially after watching you crush the Storror boys outside in the cold for over 20 min and then climb back up afterwards.
The man in a wheelchair who did 16 minutes dead hang is an absolute beast. Super inspirational, especially seeing how he makes something that everyone thinks of as a disadvantage into his advantage. Awesome
Oh my god ONE HOUR dead hang, WHATT!? I'm a lead climber and I know that even getting to 10 minutes is insane. I would loveeee to see a video with this guy.
Tiazio inspired me to beat my local 2 minute hang challenge. That guy isn't human. He did something like 162 1 arm pullups without letting go of the bar. He has so many world records.
@@fabioooh It's true look it up on TH-cam, I just looked it up & the video is still there. He did 162 1 arm pullups without letting go of the bar (hanging rest) for a world record.
Bloody hell two hours on the bar even with rests that's absolutely insane. I know it's not quite as mad, but did you see the video Storror recently released with Pete? That was amazing to see Pete competing in real time against the boys. It's one thing to set a crazy record but it's another to perform to a high standard every single time like Pete. Especially when it was ice cold outside lmao
Pete completely blew me away with that performance! I can hang for about 3 mins before I get trapped nerve feelings in my battered shoulders, he is out of this world.
And dangling above a river the whole time too, followed by actually climbing up at the end. Crazy! video here - th-cam.com/video/eppVeRDkClg/w-d-xo.html
Inspired from Brandon Williams and Pete i tried dead hand, i thought I'll try my best to do a 1:30 min hang, when i reached that i thought maybe i should push it to 2 mins, then to 2:30 and finally i pushed to 3mins. Thanks to you Anton I'm going to try that again. You are my fav TH-camr
@@AntonFomenko I can't write it in words how much i admire you and how much you have changed my life. Your real work video was the most inspiring for me. You work so hard to be where you are and that helped me work hard in my life. Love from India😊✌🏻
Italian Butterfly is a tiiiiiiny guy. Size is a depiction of strength, sometimes. I've seen huge guys super weak, but very small guys, very very strong. So, he could be fairly strong and with his woman sized weight and the strength of a man, no wonder he's so good at challenges like this.
I didn't know about Petes dead hang record but I watched him out hang like 8+ parkour athletes who were taking shifts hanging against him. He did shake out during that, but it was impressive!
You enter a zen state after 15 minutes or so. I’ve done 27 minutes and i remember my perception of time was completely screwy, at first it goes so slow then you pass the pain barrier and time glides.
@@nobody_1325 not even, the mind becomes super silent, maybe every now and then you say something like ‘pain is temporary’ and keep going. That’s why endurance exercises become addicting, you can check my page to see what I mean.
Very nice video, I really appreviate the way you put this into words. I'm not interested in world records in general but you got me on that one. Thank you for sharing this.
So the new record is crazy. Broken on March 20 203. "SHUNAN, Yamaguchi -- Guinness World Records has officially recognized a 35-year-old Japan Coast Guard (JCG) officer here for the longest continuous "dead hang," at 1 hour, 20 minutes and 41 seconds. "
Official "Japan Coast Guard officer Kenta Adachi holds up his two Guinness World Record certificates, in Shunan, Yamaguchi Prefecture, on March 14, 2023. (Mainichi/Takatoshi Wakiyama)"
About two weeks ago Pete did hang 25 minutes in video on Storror-channel and beat seven members of Storror (parkour-athletes) on hanging. He even in the end climb the bridge up to avoid drop to chilling water.
I feel my forearms getting pumped just watching this 😩 Those 1hr+ no rest hang and 2:20 marathon were unbelievable. I wonder how far the butterfly could've traveled on a bar in one direction with all those hand switches.
I love this kind of video. Perhaps you could explore some of the training methods these guys used to train to set these records, I would find that really useful and interesting
I think there is probably people out there who can challenge him on that who just don't think about things like records but who with a little bit of training due to their genetics and/or upbringing might excel in certain spects
@@VilTheVillain ..no. Not at this kind of level. Those would be chimpanzee genetics, not human. Unless there's a real life Mowgli out there who's hanging from tree branches all day every day since birth.. No offense but I don't think you understand. No one is "accidentally" even a fraction that strong.
@@himalayantongue oh I didn't mean that they are at that level already, what I meant is that if they put the effort into it might do so. Kind of like how African athletes have excelled at running both marathons and shorter distance disciplines. There's people who live in jungles who would be climbing from a young age who might also have had insane "natural" grip strength who might, with training be able to achieve similar feats.
I really want to know if there is a secret, i've been trying to enhance my deadhang record but im stuck at the 1 minute maybe 1 minute and a half on a good day, it amazes me that some people can do it for minutes !! So if anyone knows anything on how to increase my deadhang record, please, do reply
I wanna see world class rock climbers do this. They have the strongest hand grip. The wheel chair guy cause everyone that has use of their arms/hands have extremely strong upper body and arm strength. Smaller diameter bars are easier on the grip, take less effort then larger diameter bars
I wonder if people doing these records prep their hands or the bar to make it easier. Extra friction or stickiness could help a lot and be unnoticed in video.
dead hang no rest in my opinion must be without any re-grabbing of stuff like that, i think that the differences between tazio peter and jonas performances are mainly due to the re-grabbing which provides some recovery. for example tazio during his 36 min performance did only weight shifting and very little regrabbing instead jona in his 1h performance did a lot of "long" and "more recovering" regrabbing , that's why he could double tazio's time
what is better for training though? dead hang or hang with shakeout? It seems like a good goal to aim for around 5 minutes dead hang and at least 30 seconds one arm dead hang I suppose?
No, Pete Whittaker has done the two arm dead hang - resting one arm at a time as needed - for one hour 4 minutes when competing against Parkour team Storror.
I wonder if they have any kind of rehab / corrective exercise for this ? Becuase when I hang for my max I feel as though my ligaments are very stretched, to the point where my shoulder becomes unstable and almost showing up my old dislocations Or would they have such strong ligaments they they no longer stretch as much ?
thats the thing, world record chasers should use the same bar, same diameter, same grip, a bar with tape helps just as much as a smaller bar is way easier to hold on to than a thicker bar
@@AntonFomenko I believe you, he would do really well but not quite enough ... then say those two word which mean watch out he's not happy with his result ... IT'S PERSONAL
This could have used a more provocative title. Such as "These Guinness records are out of date" or something to call Guinness's legitimacy into question. Just some more key words to intrigue people. Cool video though Anton :)
I know it might sound gross and creepy but I wonder if someone was hooked up to like IVs or something that could remove the lactic acid if someone could hang indefinitely? I'm not saying we have the medical technology to do that but it would be interesting. Like the tests where they put athletes in ice cold water and have those warming mits on their hands that warms the blood and allows them to sit in ice cold water waaaay longer. Something like that.
Every boys house should have a chin up bar. I swear physical weakness attached to so many mental problems especially low self esteem. Single mothers seem to foster that. If she resents u eating good food and doesn't teach u a simple recipe to cook when Ur home alone than fill all Ur time with activity's away from her then move out and cut contact except for some short phone calls asap.
when doing the bar challenges, locking your thumb shouldnt be allowed tbh. compare petes 1 arm hang vs Magnus there, magnus did 4 seconds less but he wasnt using his thumb at all. both extremely impressive obv, but feels like the thumb locking shouldnt be a thing. kinda like a Half crimp compared to doing a full crimp essentially.
Im 115 kiloes and can hold a good minute, and i don't hang, to get to hang for longer time, well yes i do of course, but not to compete, but to get the benefits from it....
Pete actually beat his two arm dead hang World Record two weeks ago on the parcore channel STORROR. I believe it was 24+ minutes he hung for, competing against multiple parcore athletes
Disagree. Willpower is always an element in endurance exercises, but it's most certainly not about the will "more than the body". You can have all the willpower in the world but your muscles are simply going to let go at one point and there's nothing you can do about it. In a life or death situation adrenaline can probably make a serious difference, I imagine.
I'm Italian and follow Tazio, I love that you're talking about him because what he does is literally insane and should have more coverage!
i'm Brazilian and i also follow Tazio
Yeah for no literal reason I had the occasion of having a short phone call with him beacuse of really strange coincidences, but yeah, that man Is totally crazy insane!
Man, now I find you everywhere eheheh
@@tasdude3227 Well? Tell the story lmao
I'm not Italian and I also follow Tazio
Nice explanation Anton. Like you mention there is a big difference between shaking and no shaking . No shaking is just continuous pain 😂
Insane new time by Jonas the Czech beast. Maybe I need to give both hangs a full go, I've yet to try either to failure!
Hey!!! Yeah! That’s would be interesting to see! Thank you for inspiring a lot of people 💪 happy new year 🎄
Pete I bet you could do close to an hour with shaking out, especially after watching you crush the Storror boys outside in the cold for over 20 min and then climb back up afterwards.
Collab! 🙏
Jonas could make a living just travelling around amusement parks and winning the spinning bar challenge everywhere.
$100 per 100 sec😅 not bad💪😌
At some point he will be banned from hanging for money, like card counters in blackjack
I can't even sit on the couch for 2hrs and 20min... and they are doing a dead hang. Very impressive. Thanks a ton for the video!
you have no idea how happy you r making me by talking about tazio, i'm italian and it was always so frustrating to never see someone considering him
Ok, I love that you legitimately found a old modeling headshot of Pete. That's fantastic.
I know, right?💪😎
@@AntonFomenko That was the perfect picture to use of Pete haha
The man in a wheelchair who did 16 minutes dead hang is an absolute beast. Super inspirational, especially seeing how he makes something that everyone thinks of as a disadvantage into his advantage. Awesome
The man had the advantage of not having any leg muscle dragging him down.
having much lighter legs like him is like using a resistance band during the hang, massive advantage 🫤
@@tomatopotatoceleryprobably the same person that says, a wrestler with no legs has An advantage due to weighting less
@@Gymthingz it's true: th-cam.com/video/OmIVOts37DI/w-d-xo.html
@@Gymthingz consider deleting your comment, it is so embarrassingly stupid, sorry. Thanks for the laugh though
Oh my god ONE HOUR dead hang, WHATT!? I'm a lead climber and I know that even getting to 10 minutes is insane. I would loveeee to see a video with this guy.
7:30
And this lad didn't even bother to remove his shoes. xD What a legend.
Yes! Come to us to the Czech Republic, you are more than welcome 😊
Tiazio inspired me to beat my local 2 minute hang challenge. That guy isn't human. He did something like 162 1 arm pullups without letting go of the bar. He has so many world records.
He did 162 one arm pull ups with no recovery ? Yeah not true buddy
@@fabioooh It's true look it up on TH-cam, I just looked it up & the video is still there. He did 162 1 arm pullups without letting go of the bar (hanging rest) for a world record.
@@fabioooh It was with deadhang recovery. Still insane tho
@Fabioooh just look him up "buddy"
Bloody hell two hours on the bar even with rests that's absolutely insane. I know it's not quite as mad, but did you see the video Storror recently released with Pete? That was amazing to see Pete competing in real time against the boys. It's one thing to set a crazy record but it's another to perform to a high standard every single time like Pete. Especially when it was ice cold outside lmao
Pete completely blew me away with that performance!
I can hang for about 3 mins before I get trapped nerve feelings in my battered shoulders, he is out of this world.
And dangling above a river the whole time too, followed by actually climbing up at the end. Crazy! video here - th-cam.com/video/eppVeRDkClg/w-d-xo.html
@@asdqwe123610 ty
😊😊😊
Wow I needed Anton's video from US to get know that we have such a strong beast in my home country 💪 (Czech republic 🇨🇿)
Anton, I loved this video! You did amazing commenting and composition of footage. You're radiant! Keep on shining your light. Kudos to you
Inspired from Brandon Williams and Pete i tried dead hand, i thought I'll try my best to do a 1:30 min hang, when i reached that i thought maybe i should push it to 2 mins, then to 2:30 and finally i pushed to 3mins. Thanks to you Anton I'm going to try that again. You are my fav TH-camr
💪🔥
@@AntonFomenko I can't write it in words how much i admire you and how much you have changed my life. Your real work video was the most inspiring for me. You work so hard to be where you are and that helped me work hard in my life.
Love from India😊✌🏻
Weird how you have not yet been found by the algorithm of youtube. love the videos man, you are on a grind
Excellent video, thank you for this
My pleasure!💪
I got 1:41 on the one arm dead hang, your time was very impressive and 4+ Minutes is truly incredible
I got 3 mins
Thanks for the vids this year Anton. Have a good Christmas and new year.
Thanks, you too!💪😌
Italian Butterfly is a tiiiiiiny guy. Size is a depiction of strength, sometimes. I've seen huge guys super weak, but very small guys, very very strong. So, he could be fairly strong and with his woman sized weight and the strength of a man, no wonder he's so good at challenges like this.
I didn't know about Petes dead hang record but I watched him out hang like 8+ parkour athletes who were taking shifts hanging against him. He did shake out during that, but it was impressive!
Very interesting! Thank you for introducing those of us who only flirt (on TH-cam ;) with these record holders.
can't even imagine having the patience let alone the strength and endurance to hang on a bar for that long, 2 hours 22 is absolutely nuts
You enter a zen state after 15 minutes or so. I’ve done 27 minutes and i remember my perception of time was completely screwy, at first it goes so slow then you pass the pain barrier and time glides.
@@Sh0n0 yeah because for the last 2 hours the only thing your brain can say is "STOOOOOOOOOOP!!!!" "WTF YOU DOING!?" "WHY!?" XD
@@nobody_1325 not even, the mind becomes super silent, maybe every now and then you say something like ‘pain is temporary’ and keep going. That’s why endurance exercises become addicting, you can check my page to see what I mean.
7:54 I appreciate the fact that you beeped out the "the" and kept the "fuck"
💪😂
Very nice video, I really appreviate the way you put this into words. I'm not interested in world records in general but you got me on that one. Thank you for sharing this.
Wow! OK! That is all very impressive. That Czech guy really didn't look like much but he is a beast!
So the new record is crazy. Broken on March 20 203. "SHUNAN, Yamaguchi -- Guinness World Records has officially recognized a 35-year-old Japan Coast Guard (JCG) officer here for the longest continuous "dead hang," at 1 hour, 20 minutes and 41 seconds. "
Official "Japan Coast Guard officer Kenta Adachi holds up his two Guinness World Record certificates, in Shunan, Yamaguchi Prefecture, on March 14, 2023. (Mainichi/Takatoshi Wakiyama)"
Link would be nice!
@@AntonFomenkowell learn to google with the laptop you have in front of you
Merry christmas everyone, enjoy if you are not alone. If you are, rewatch Antons old video and feel happy.
I love how you just casually did a 1 arm deadhang for over 2 minutes.
Thanks’🤘
Антон, из РФ тебя тоже смотрят и любят!! По крайней мере я смотрю давно, еще с первых коллабов с Магнусом
Спасибо большое за поддержку 💪🎄
I just did a 643-hour single arm dead hang. But I don't want to do it officially because I'm so humble.
endurance records are always way beyond fantasy, always much longer than one would assume
Wowww spotted a Rungne merch there! 🔥
Great video mate
Thanks 👍
Interesting video Anton
This was a great video, you should do more videos like this one.
About two weeks ago Pete did hang 25 minutes in video on Storror-channel and beat seven members of Storror (parkour-athletes) on hanging. He even in the end climb the bridge up to avoid drop to chilling water.
That was with shaking out, so not too hard for him.
@@chabum81 On the other side it was probably just few Celsius above 0 when he did it.
I feel my forearms getting pumped just watching this 😩 Those 1hr+ no rest hang and 2:20 marathon were unbelievable. I wonder how far the butterfly could've traveled on a bar in one direction with all those hand switches.
Awesome informative❤
Makes sense, you need a good reason cause your muscles really dont like it, but an hour sounds right not a couple of minutes.
jeez we're counting in hours now?
I'm a regular recreational climber and I probably can't exceed 2 min.
I love this kind of video. Perhaps you could explore some of the training methods these guys used to train to set these records, I would find that really useful and interesting
Jonas's no-rest record is so insane I struggle to believe it. How did he get so far ahead of everyone else?
I think there is probably people out there who can challenge him on that who just don't think about things like records but who with a little bit of training due to their genetics and/or upbringing might excel in certain spects
@@VilTheVillain ..no. Not at this kind of level. Those would be chimpanzee genetics, not human. Unless there's a real life Mowgli out there who's hanging from tree branches all day every day since birth.. No offense but I don't think you understand. No one is "accidentally" even a fraction that strong.
@@himalayantongue oh I didn't mean that they are at that level already, what I meant is that if they put the effort into it might do so. Kind of like how African athletes have excelled at running both marathons and shorter distance disciplines. There's people who live in jungles who would be climbing from a young age who might also have had insane "natural" grip strength who might, with training be able to achieve similar feats.
Amazing
You are super cool guy Anton
I really want to know if there is a secret, i've been trying to enhance my deadhang record but im stuck at the 1 minute maybe 1 minute and a half on a good day, it amazes me that some people can do it for minutes !! So if anyone knows anything on how to increase my deadhang record, please, do reply
Just increase the volume as much as possible. It’s a tough challenge. Here more is better. There is no secret but hard work and patience.
You're a true friend, promoting Magnus's brand on your video!
I wanna see world class rock climbers do this. They have the strongest hand grip. The wheel chair guy cause everyone that has use of their arms/hands have extremely strong upper body and arm strength. Smaller diameter bars are easier on the grip, take less effort then larger diameter bars
I can DH for 45 seconds. 1 Hr is just god mode.
Awesome
I wonder if people doing these records prep their hands or the bar to make it easier. Extra friction or stickiness could help a lot and be unnoticed in video.
Yay!
About time!
good edit
Woooooooooooooooow❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ The Best Video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Can you get injured while dead hanging? I'm afraid to push myself because if I do that I feel my fingers clawed until a minute or so
Never heard anyone got injury from a dead hang. But couple my friends hurt badly when falling from dead hang. Broken ankles and hands. 😑😐
dead hang no rest in my opinion must be without any re-grabbing of stuff like that, i think that the differences between tazio peter and jonas performances are mainly due to the re-grabbing which provides some recovery. for example tazio during his 36 min performance did only weight shifting and very little regrabbing instead jona in his 1h performance did a lot of "long" and "more recovering" regrabbing , that's why he could double tazio's time
Anton, you are welcomed in Czech Republic everytime. Anyway interesting video and just to help you Jonas V. is pronounced like Yonaash Vilikovskyy
Thank you! Happy new year 🎄
@@AntonFomenko thanks, you tooooo :]]
Interesting 👍💪😊
what is better for training though? dead hang or hang with shakeout? It seems like a good goal to aim for around 5 minutes dead hang and at least 30 seconds one arm dead hang I suppose?
The guy that went for over an hour didn't even take off his shoes!
No, Pete Whittaker has done the two arm dead hang - resting one arm at a time as needed - for one hour 4 minutes when competing against Parkour team Storror.
I can't go beyond 60 second
Is there any kind of standard for the diameter of the bar? Extreme example but it would be way harder on a 50mm bar than a 25mm bar for instance...
Nope. But when it’s about “official” record usually they documented diameter of the bar.
@@AntonFomenko Thanks!
I wonder if they have any kind of rehab / corrective exercise for this ? Becuase when I hang for my max I feel as though my ligaments are very stretched, to the point where my shoulder becomes unstable and almost showing up my old dislocations
Or would they have such strong ligaments they they no longer stretch as much ?
You have to build up your strength slowly over time.
I have seen a a Pakistani soldier do 600+ pull ups in a competition called PACES, but there is no official documentation of that record.
Keep up the good work, but we want more action from you.
Since my arm stopped working I can only do one arm💪😅
One arm of yours is enough, jk. Hope you recover soon. All the best.
3:53 but he use tape on the bar, huge difference, no way it can be a world record ...
thats the thing, world record chasers should use the same bar, same diameter, same grip, a bar with tape helps just as much as a smaller bar is way easier to hold on to than a thicker bar
I am 73 and my two handed dead hang is 200 sec [ 3 min 20 sec]
That’s fantastic 💪🔥
merry christmas anton 🎄
That dude is a absolute freak
I can barely do a couple of minutes LOL
You know who I reckon would crush it if he decided to have a go with 6mths preparation ... Mr Jonathan Brown
I believe John can easily do an hour with shake outs at any point of his athletic shape. Sometimes it’s hard to believe how mentally he prepared. 💪😎🔥
@@AntonFomenko I believe you, he would do really well but not quite enough ... then say those two word which mean watch out he's not happy with his result ...
IT'S PERSONAL
My arms would go to sleep
Butterfляй 😁
Do you have merch?
Aitäh!
🙏🙏🙏
Tazio and Pete TH-cam links not working.
Fixed! Check now🤔 thank you for heads up!💪🔥
1h, hooooooly shit.
Commenting for algo
Easy Alton with Magness and Pete
This could have used a more provocative title. Such as "These Guinness records are out of date" or something to call Guinness's legitimacy into question.
Just some more key words to intrigue people. Cool video though Anton :)
How much weight was on the bar?!?!? Jk. Incredible records.
I know it might sound gross and creepy but I wonder if someone was hooked up to like IVs or something that could remove the lactic acid if someone could hang indefinitely? I'm not saying we have the medical technology to do that but it would be interesting. Like the tests where they put athletes in ice cold water and have those warming mits on their hands that warms the blood and allows them to sit in ice cold water waaaay longer. Something like that.
Every boys house should have a chin up bar. I swear physical weakness attached to so many mental problems especially low self esteem. Single mothers seem to foster that. If she resents u eating good food and doesn't teach u a simple recipe to cook when Ur home alone than fill all Ur time with activity's away from her then move out and cut contact except for some short phone calls asap.
Sort out your own mental problems before giving advice to others mate.
1 hour without shaking? That guy must process lactic acid differently or not feel pain the same way.
I don’t understand how their shoulders don’t get injured after hanging for hours 😅
It's completely natural for humans to have this ability and it gets better with practice, it helped decompress my shoulder
Even if I where physicaly capable of I couldn't break the record, I couldn't do nothing for 80 minutes Xp
when doing the bar challenges, locking your thumb shouldnt be allowed tbh. compare petes 1 arm hang vs Magnus there, magnus did 4 seconds less but he wasnt using his thumb at all. both extremely impressive obv, but feels like the thumb locking shouldnt be a thing. kinda like a Half crimp compared to doing a full crimp essentially.
True.
Ok, you have convinced me. I will hang myself tomorrow!
(For all who don’t get it, it’s a joke!)
Welp... We have to evolve somehow if natural selection is out of discussion for humans.
:)
My current PR Deadhang with shakeouts is one hour and two minutes. (2021)
I think it’s the “unofficial” world record for over 160 pounds.
Thoughts??
Im 115 kiloes and can hold a good minute, and i don't hang, to get to hang for longer time, well yes i do of course, but not to compete, but to get the benefits from it....
i can only do 2 min dead hang
Thats good result!💪
What the hell
Pete actually beat his two arm dead hang World Record two weeks ago on the parcore channel STORROR. I believe it was 24+ minutes he hung for, competing against multiple parcore athletes
this
Yeah but he rest his arms that time.
@@Noam_.Menashe that’s not allowed in the world record? To shake out an arm at a time
Different rules. With shake outs record is 2 hours 20 min
@@AntonFomenko 🤯
Tazio is inhuman
My dead hang record with no shakeouts is 100 seconds at 238 lbs | 108 kg
These are exercises of the will more than the body. I wonder how long a person is truly capable of hanging if their life depended on it.
Disagree. Willpower is always an element in endurance exercises, but it's most certainly not about the will "more than the body". You can have all the willpower in the world but your muscles are simply going to let go at one point and there's nothing you can do about it. In a life or death situation adrenaline can probably make a serious difference, I imagine.