220kg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbwLXQQ46HY
250kg

not the best form quite entertaining he will pull his back out but quite strong either way.

This post was edited by lepInTheHood on Nov 6 2014 03:54pm

That rounded back is gonna snap

gz to him on the lift but he needs new coaches.

This post was edited by RewtheBrave on Nov 6 2014 04:05pm

dont even think he lifts properly to be honest, hes a top 10 ranked heavyweight boxer. but ye he needs someone to teach him before he breaks his spine

My only question is why isn't he doing sumo deadlifts

made me cringe

This. Sumo so much easier to get proper form when you are tall ...

This post was edited by PartyInMyPants on Nov 6 2014 06:23pm

dat boner

This - i can pull more with traditional, but risk the back snap. Sumo is way easier if you are tall. (Edit: form wise)

This post was edited by TWIZTIDxPIMP on Nov 6 2014 06:56pm

Not sure if srs with the sumo deadlifts for tall lifters. Big tall pullers that I've seen are conventional deadlifters. I tried sumo a few times, but it didn't feel natural.

it all depends on your range of motion.

my hip mobility blows ... it's much harder for me to get hips back in traditional than it is with convention. with conventional I end up using my hamstrings and lower back more. my recent knee injury doesn't help either as pushing knees forward hurts.