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Watch: Weightlifter Tao Wenli Crush A Front Squat 3.6x His Bodyweight

That is super impressive!

Whoa! That’s a lot of weight for any lifter, much less someone who weighs 55kg/121 lbs completing a 197kg/434 lbs squat which is what Chinese weightlifter Tao Wenli did. A video was posted on Instagram by Lawrence (@larrior).

His Instagram post mentioned how impressive and “clean” his form was during the lift.

Watch the lift below:

A post shared by Lawrence (@larrior) on

It’s seldom we’ll see a lifter perform a similar feat because it’s such a difficult thing to do. You really have to have it all together to accomplish a front squat multiple times your bodyweight. Now, Wenli doesn’t really have videos of recent lifts showcasing his incredible strength. Heck, we don’t even know where he stands at a national level.

But one thing is for sure and that is he has a lot of potential because honestly you’ll have to look very hard… and maybe, you’ll find someone who is able to put up such big numbers on the front squat.

However, there is one man who has performed a possibly more impressive front squat and his name is Ivan Ivanov from Bulgaria. Now you’re going to see the video in a second but first, you must know that he completed a 210kg/463 lbs front squat in the 56kg weight class.

It’s important to note that in the video he may have weighed slightly more but it was around a 3.75x bodyweight squat which is just not human.

Here’s the freakish feat of strength:

Will Tao Wenli surpass this monstrous front squat performance? Well, if he keeps training, we could very well see the “impossible” become possible!

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Matthew Magnante is freelance writer who specializes in all things fitness. He has had a passion for fitness since elementary school and continues to research and learn how to build muscle effectively through training and diet. He also loves to help others to achieve their fitness goals and spread the knowledge where needed. Matthew’s other passions include learning about mindfulness, strolling through nature and having meaningful conversations about life.

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