EVOLUTION of POWERLIFTING History | 1977-2024

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  • čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
  • THIS is the EVOLUTION of powerlifting history as a sport from 1977 to 2024:
    0:00 Intro
    0:10 1977 IPF Worlds
    6:34 1980 USPF Nationals
    8:30 1983 IPF Worlds
    11:13 1995 IPF Worlds
    12:56 2003 IPF Worlds
    14:18 2016 IPF Worlds
    15:24 2019 IPF Worlds
    16:55 2023 IPF Worlds
    18:30 2024 Sheffield
    19:48 Outro
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    Sources used in this video:
    1977 IPF Worlds: • 1977 IPF World Powerli...
    1980 USPF Nationals and 1983 IPF Worlds: • 1980 USPF National Pow...
    1995 IPF Worlds: • The Powerlifting world...
    2003 IPF Worlds: • IPF World Championship...
    2016 IPF Worlds: • Men, 59 & 66 kg - Worl...
    2019 IPF Worlds: • Men Open, 74 kg - Worl...
    2023 IPF Worlds: • 🔴 LIVE Powerlifting Wo...
    2024 Sheffield: • Sheffield 2024 Powerli...
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Komentáře • 51

  • @powerlifting-world
    @powerlifting-world  Před 15 dny +27

    This video took a lot of time to make, please consider leaving a *like* and *subscribing* to the channel! ❤

  • @mrs.jones.
    @mrs.jones. Před 15 dny +39

    It's hilarious how people complain about sumo deadlifts even though it's been a part of powerlifting for so many decades. Here's an athlete demonstrating sumo deadlifts and how to do it in 1983 at 10:09. People use a sumo stance to pick up furniture too.

    • @BuJammy
      @BuJammy Před 14 dny +1

      sniffle

    • @TheLegMan1
      @TheLegMan1 Před 14 dny +3

      That's how Paul Anderson did it back in the 50s/60s too. So sumo predates powerlifting by a few decades

    • @mac5917
      @mac5917 Před 10 dny +2

      It changes nothing though😂 just because it’s old doesn’t mean it’s less cheating? It’s a different lift just admit it, everyone who tried both knows it

    • @thisusedtobeme
      @thisusedtobeme Před 10 dny +2

      cut out the sumo cancer. it looks ridiculous

    • @BreyFitness
      @BreyFitness Před 10 dny +5

      @@mac5917 It's not cheating if it's allowed. People have and will use sumo stances to pick up objects like furniture because it's better for them. Same applies with conventional. Sumo deadlifts are for life. Powerlifting is not for you.

  • @tonyducks1121
    @tonyducks1121 Před 9 dny +6

    2:19 Ouch!!! 😫
    The announcer called it, definitely an unwise attempt. But damn the guy got some huge balls!

  • @nebraska_power
    @nebraska_power Před 14 dny +19

    No Ed Coan? L IPF

  • @Conquistador1519
    @Conquistador1519 Před 7 dny +2

    I was not prepared for that Paul Jordon clip near the start of the video.

  • @raffaelespezia6675
    @raffaelespezia6675 Před 15 dny +8

    Amazing video
    It definately deserves a like!

  • @mrs.jones.
    @mrs.jones. Před 15 dny +46

    Thanks for not warning us about the blonde powerlifter getting injured at 1977 worlds. That was painful to watch

    • @powerlifting-world
      @powerlifting-world  Před 14 dny +28

      My fault 😔
      Fun fact: Paul Jordan continued competing and two years after this injury he won the 1979 British championships with a 860kg total 🤯

    • @123456789santia
      @123456789santia Před 13 dny

      Gonna cry little snowflake?

    • @ll-ud1io
      @ll-ud1io Před 12 dny +1

      glad i read your comment on top so i could skip that part 😅 can't stand watching people get injured

    • @anthonyhale3634
      @anthonyhale3634 Před 6 dny +4

      Grow a pair, maybe 🤔🤷🏾

    • @igor4246
      @igor4246 Před 4 dny +1

      Not only my man did not warn, but gave us a juicy slow motion so we can have this image while squatting.

  • @alandaniel4493
    @alandaniel4493 Před 15 dny +4

    I been waiting for a video like this so many time, thank you i love you

  • @frankmorris2603
    @frankmorris2603 Před 11 dny +6

    Paul Jordan was an epic lifter.
    Knew him in Perth in the late 80s. Nice guy and doesn't deserve the weak comments he's copped over the years.

  • @bu3778
    @bu3778 Před 13 dny +2

    Really good video, enjoyed it a lot!

  • @jonathanzoellick8602
    @jonathanzoellick8602 Před 3 hodinami +1

    I remember seeing this live on TV, and Paul Jordan taking that unfortunate squat lift 😊

  • @Kias1dad
    @Kias1dad Před 8 dny +2

    Imagine there was a time a national network would broadcast something like this.

  • @RobinMuirhead
    @RobinMuirhead Před 14 dny +3

    Great documentary

  • @quentinnunez5020
    @quentinnunez5020 Před 15 dny +3

    The future is bright

  • @user-pr3ez9bc7v
    @user-pr3ez9bc7v Před 11 dny +1

    the incredible history of a great power sport 💪💪💪👍 glory to the pioneers👏👏👏

  • @andresvalentinesantos8746

    So 1995 is when they started doing that over exaggerated arch on the bench press

  • @brookep268
    @brookep268 Před 7 dny +2

    Paul Jordan’s 1977 injury reminds me of Ed Coan’s 2002 injury which reminds me of Alexander Sedykh’s 2020 injury…and I have squats tomorrow morning 💀

  • @christopherseat9871
    @christopherseat9871 Před 13 dny +1

    The greatest

  • @NewbieGainer
    @NewbieGainer Před 15 dny

    For some reason this doesn't have audio

  • @tajvir
    @tajvir Před 15 dny +1

    W

  • @douglassteltenkamp
    @douglassteltenkamp Před 2 dny

    Believe me its not a SUMO debate per se Its the use of extra long thin deadlift bars .I can prove this because no one complaied when Bridges or Coan broke record after record with sumo deadlift . All lifts were done Ultra stiff 29mm powerbar.

  • @PazAmorBondad
    @PazAmorBondad Před 10 dny +1

    Never saw Mark Henry anywhere...

  • @Doctor_Powerlifting
    @Doctor_Powerlifting Před 14 dny

    в 2024 90% поднимают так же как 77

  • @deptofpechristcollege5988

    Indian Powerlifters are struggling without the Ministry's affiliation to the Association.

  • @christopherseat9871
    @christopherseat9871 Před 13 dny +1

    301👍🏋️‍♂️💪

  • @tildeannthurium5618
    @tildeannthurium5618 Před 8 dny +1

    why so few women in this video?

    • @powerlifting-world
      @powerlifting-world  Před 7 dny +1

      you are right, in the early years I couldn't find footage that included women but I could've included more female legends of the sport in the following years

  • @vladimirlalicprotivlazinainter

    Дерање вриштање продакшн !🤣

  • @zackosborn1731
    @zackosborn1731 Před 5 dny

    7:12 midget power lifting needs a comeback.

  • @flyguy9602
    @flyguy9602 Před 2 dny

    Still of tha Night 😂knew tha 💩 was 2 heavy

  • @DancingEagle
    @DancingEagle Před dnem

    Who in the hell cut their hair and thought it was a good idea.

  • @dyelbodybuild5601
    @dyelbodybuild5601 Před 13 dny +1

    Nothing new under the sun.. people now try to reinvent the wheel with RPE training
    Just hit your 10s 8s 5s 3s and 2s and you’ll get stronger

  • @tonyducks1121
    @tonyducks1121 Před 9 dny

    2:19 Ouch!!! 😫
    The announcer called it, definitely an unwise attempt. But damn the guy got some huge balls!