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That's insane. Broken ribs, passing out, and still lifting. Jeez.

That's insane. Broken ribs, passing out, and still lifting. Jeez.

Yeah, that was badass. The guy didn't eat for a week and dropped 30 pounds, broke 3 ribs on his opening lift, passed out twice, and still kicked ass in the competition! Gotta say, I'm impressed.

Another interesting thing: His bench pressing looks quite a bit different from that of most powerlifters I've seen. Aside from the fact that he isn't benching in a shirt, his arch was virtually non-existent. His ROM was pretty big, which makes those numbers he was pressing even more impressive.

Whoa train for 4 hours. Do Powerlifters still do that?

Whoa train for 4 hours. Do Powerlifters still do that?
I don't think so. From the training logs that I've seen, powerlifters seem to train for pretty "normal" stretches of time these days. Keep in mind this was the 70's. If you look at the way most bodybuilders of the time trained, it was also really high volume with long training sessions.

That guy is a badass.

Whoa train for 4 hours. Do Powerlifters still do that?

I have to say that I don't think a guy that decided to drop 30 pounds in a week is a guy to look to for training tips.

Anello was a king...way before him a farmer who trained in a root cellar was a king????

Anyone?:)

Bob Peoples.

Doug Young was the shit. Passed away in 2005. Strong dude.

Bob Peoples.

Doug Young was the shit. Passed away in 2005. Strong dude.

Too easy eh?:lol: