Ed Hall's 340kgx2 squat video
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General_ill12/12/12 @ 20:50
ursus12/12/12 @ 20:51
mickashurst12/12/12 @ 21:12
IPF depth squat or not Ed is still very very strong.
Going back 30 years or so Tony Stevens squatted 380 in a BWLA powerlifting comp. I don't think there were suits around then so would of been raw & he was in the 100 KG class. Would have loved to have seen that.
Take a trawl through youtube & you may find a vid from no more than 4 years back of him squatting 330 in a Inzer Z suit(which practically give you f**k all!)
Amazing thing about it was he wasn't far of 60 years old when he did it.
Back in the 80's he did 227.5 raw bench & 362.5 deadlift. Totalled 960 raw apart from knee wraps which I wouldn't imagine were much cop back then.
Going back 30 years or so Tony Stevens squatted 380 in a BWLA powerlifting comp. I don't think there were suits around then so would of been raw & he was in the 100 KG class. Would have loved to have seen that.
Take a trawl through youtube & you may find a vid from no more than 4 years back of him squatting 330 in a Inzer Z suit(which practically give you f**k all!)
Amazing thing about it was he wasn't far of 60 years old when he did it.
Back in the 80's he did 227.5 raw bench & 362.5 deadlift. Totalled 960 raw apart from knee wraps which I wouldn't imagine were much cop back then.
Luke2712/12/12 @ 22:35
Also static stromgmen, Z would be great to see again Loz but also not an alite strongman yet but Chad Smith is a ridiculous squatter and deadlifter!
Luke2712/12/12 @ 22:41
Love Ed Hall every time Ive seen him hes been a pleasure to watch. Very strong squatting , I think the only reason people talk about his squat being quite high is because you know from your own training if you really sink a squat it is much harder. If you squat like Misha for example it definitely harder. But again it definitely has to be said that might not be the optimal way to train for strongmen considering many events don't require leg strength at those ranges.
What ever is said thats a ton of weight and he keeps getting better and better.
What ever is said thats a ton of weight and he keeps getting better and better.
leeboy12/12/12 @ 22:49
not to compare me to ed but when i train a little higher than depth i get stronger faster than hitting my arse on the floor every rep. wonder if its to do with what your knees are like because mine are s**t and i think i saw a post saying ed's had surgery?
JC13/12/12 @ 11:11
terryhollands said:No harm in him being a bad guy IMO. Everyone is talking about him so he must be doing something right! He's pretty popular with the fans of he sport too!
Agreed
The only problem however I see to Eds criticism of any of his lifts is that (IMO), it maybe highlights waht a "tin pot" sport SM is
We want our sport to have increased coverage, increased participation and popularity, but with that, comes more analysis of the top guys, their performances and training
Footballers, rugby players, tennis players etc take massive amounts of media critiscims when things dont go well (not just criticism of a few 100 folk, critcism of media with circulation into the millions..) and they (in the vast majority) manage to hold their council with dignity
I'm afraid, if, as a top athlete you want and carve media attention and exposure, then you have to accept that criticism comes with the territory
Darrenmac198813/12/12 @ 14:11
JC said:
Agreed
The only problem however I see to Eds criticism of any of his lifts is that (IMO), it maybe highlights waht a "tin pot" sport SM is
We want our sport to have increased coverage, increased participation and popularity, but with that, comes more analysis of the top guys, their performances and training
Footballers, rugby players, tennis players etc take massive amounts of media critiscims when things dont go well (not just criticism of a few 100 folk, critcism of media with circulation into the millions..) and they (in the vast majority) manage to hold their council with dignity
I'm afraid, if, as a top athlete you want and carve media attention and exposure, then you have to accept that criticism comes with the territory
Agreed
The only problem however I see to Eds criticism of any of his lifts is that (IMO), it maybe highlights waht a "tin pot" sport SM is
We want our sport to have increased coverage, increased participation and popularity, but with that, comes more analysis of the top guys, their performances and training
Footballers, rugby players, tennis players etc take massive amounts of media critiscims when things dont go well (not just criticism of a few 100 folk, critcism of media with circulation into the millions..) and they (in the vast majority) manage to hold their council with dignity
I'm afraid, if, as a top athlete you want and carve media attention and exposure, then you have to accept that criticism comes with the territory
Well said JC.
Samthepigman14/12/12 @ 09:25
MarkClegg14/12/12 @ 12:30
Post Edited: 14.12.2012 @ 12:30 PM by MarkClegg
JC said:
Agreed
The only problem however I see to Eds criticism of any of his lifts is that (IMO), it maybe highlights waht a "tin pot" sport SM is
We want our sport to have increased coverage, increased participation and popularity, but with that, comes more analysis of the top guys, their performances and training
Footballers, rugby players, tennis players etc take massive amounts of media critiscims when things dont go well (not just criticism of a few 100 folk, critcism of media with circulation into the millions..) and they (in the vast majority) manage to hold their council with dignity
I'm afraid, if, as a top athlete you want and carve media attention and exposure, then you have to accept that criticism comes with the territory
Agreed
The only problem however I see to Eds criticism of any of his lifts is that (IMO), it maybe highlights waht a "tin pot" sport SM is
We want our sport to have increased coverage, increased participation and popularity, but with that, comes more analysis of the top guys, their performances and training
Footballers, rugby players, tennis players etc take massive amounts of media critiscims when things dont go well (not just criticism of a few 100 folk, critcism of media with circulation into the millions..) and they (in the vast majority) manage to hold their council with dignity
I'm afraid, if, as a top athlete you want and carve media attention and exposure, then you have to accept that criticism comes with the territory
f**kin Hell JC !
You disguise your intelligence well with your fog horn Wigan twang and wonky walk BUT this is perfect .
Rodger14/12/12 @ 12:52
I think Ed's ace! He's very entertaining to watch and as strong as hell.
I think too the fact that he doesnt train events either makes it even more impressive how far he's come in SM so far (or puts him at a disadvantage???)
I think too the fact that he doesnt train events either makes it even more impressive how far he's come in SM so far (or puts him at a disadvantage???)