CJ wasn’t setting senior world records as a Junior. And Shi still has him beat. If CJ Clean and jerked 198 at 16, WODA/USADA would be at his house every day
I could see Andreev's acne scars sitting all the way across my room watching it on my pretty old TV. Come back is certainly one word for it. I hope this kid comes out of all of this better than he went into it. Once in a generation talent for sure.
Glad you made a video about this. It was mind boggling. I was repeating to myself "no way he is 16 years old". The best part is that the kid is ferocious because at the end, when Pizzolato lifted that 206 to win the gold medal you can see he (Nasar) is pretty upset about it. Like, they were opting for the gold medal!!!!!
Dude, no one in Bulgarian team expected Nino to lift 206...other wise Nasar would go for 210. Nasar is not noone, he started at 9! just last year he reach and beat other bulgarian representative in this category.
Looking forward to Nino’s next steps, finally the man is getting some love and harvesting the hard work he has put in over the years. 6 white lighted lifts, 2 golds and 1 silver, man’s got numbers
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Ofcourse he is on juice. But all the other athletes are. To lift this much weight at only 16 years old is crazy even with all the drugs on the world. One of a billion genetics.
@@pixytorres7117 me? No. I’m fully aware that doping is an issue in the US, but I feel like it’s mostly losers and no names here. Not that high level athletes don’t also use, but if USADA treats all those at the top like they do Mattie I doubt many of them are doping. On the other hand, it seems other countries internal doping agencies aren’t as active as USADA so stuff like this video happens. This dude is clearly on gear, but CJ is also a freak of nature so for all we know he is too.
wow, this kid looks like a million dollars. He's real jacked for 16. I'm originally from Bulgaria. I would love to see this kid win some gold medals for Bulgaria. It's been a long time since Bulgaria has done very well in the Olympics, or brought back a gold medal for that matter. I just hope he's doing this properly in terms of the training. I'm pulling for this kid big time to do well in the olympic games and win.
I must admit, I still enjoyed Pizzolatos win over this more. Somehow Karlos felt very cold on the stage, like he knew he is one of the best. Pizzolato did his records all senses focused till the end and was really showing emotion & enjoyment over the work he just accomplished the championship. To me that was more impressive 😊
@@22448824 yeah I wont be saying that Italians wouldn't be totally "clean". However I like the fact Pizzolato has been constantly improving in results/strength/technical aspects, and it starts to show in results. Not like suddenly there is a +90 kg cap between competition totals (like in Karlos case). I would say its too obvious...
@@hieggagaggu yeah. I don’t know about them specifically, but as an italian in the sport i can tell you that there’s a lot of stigma and institutional attention on doping. It happened to a couple of Italian athletes in other disciplines and they were ostracised from sport and society. Not saying is good or bad, it just doesn’t incentivise doping i think
all people talking trash about this kid but no one said nothing to Harrison or CJ not even Tian Tao all of those lifters had pretty similar high elite numbers and progress at the same age I remember watching the progress of CJ and it was out of this world besides his weird technique, the same with Tian I think he lifted around 210 kg at 16 yers on a national comp
Drugs or not, lifting 210 (ill take his word for it) is insane at such a light bodyweight. The only thing that comes close was Ilya lifting 216 (record was 218) when he was 17to win in 2005 Doha
It's disrespectful not to value his achievements and talking about drugs. Take all the doping in the world and do his results...And talk sh1t after that.. Don't be haters guys , be happy about every great result in sports nowadays.
I didn't finish to watch the video yet, but ehi you are the only one on the YouLifting that mentioned Nino Pizzolato. Everybody are talking about the second place and not the first one, so thanks from Italy :D
Karlos been checked for doping twice a week sometime three times a week. Anti doping police is very strict. They wake him up sometime around 6 am . The boy is just genetically gifted, very disciplined and focused. He is from small town in Bulgaria and his family isn't very rich.
Do you have a source for this or are you just making it up? I would be the first in line to cheer on a lifter who was even close to a podium that wasn't taking some form of illegal PED.
@@NONO-hz4vo I know him personally. His coach is my friend,we are from the same town. This is just a boy , the coaches have to be very stupid to give him steroids on 15,16 years especially his progress is massive natural.
брат не се напъвай. не виждаш ли че ни ненавиждат в червата. каквото и да стане ние сме на мушката защото парата играе и нямаме влияние на световната сцена. Кажи в 90те и 2000 години да си изричал думите италианец и тежка атлетика заедно? всичките ги зобят а те нас под лупа ни гледат, постоянно. Никой не обича силния!
It is not a big surprise, we have world records almost in every sport. When I was 15-16 pushing 100kg on the bench was like walking in the park, something really normal, we just love the feel of pain hahahaha....
Taner was no flash in the pan. Olympic gold, Worlds gold and then a spinal injury which I think would have most of us retire from heavy weightlifting alltogether. Taner also has a street named after him in Ankara, so I refuse to believe he was just some flash. He showed up, won, got injured severely and retired.
Reminds of a clip that hookgrip shared a while ago on insta. There was a massive Iranian heavyweight who cleaned, I think 230 kg+, at 15 years of age. He had his own insta for a while but when I searched him again he just disappeared completely and all I could find was said hookgrip clip.
@@ONE-pg7wd Alireza Yosefi, here's the hookgrip link: instagram.com/p/Bycz4aHguX_/ And he 'only' did 225 kg but it looked like he had a lot left in the tank. Edit: Found a new insta of him: instagram.com/itsalirezayousefi/?hl=de
this is the kind of case, that if it is not investigated, and found guilty it will be another nail in the coffin for weightlifting to remain an olympic sport.
How do you avoid that conversation when the guy you're talking about is a 16-year-old who 2 years ago had noodle arms and now lifts 1kg under a senior world record set by a 30-some-year-old legend?
I'm pretty disappointed by the large majority of the instagram crowd of weightlifing, never seen so much hate and mockery towards a 16--year-old. For fuck sake.
I have always known we have great genetics and great sportspeople. Jordan Jovkov the gymnast many others that have done great things on the Olympics. This boy from Cherven Bryag just found his passion and grabbed his opportunity. We have many supporting people in sport and even coaches who dont practice much the sport know a lot about it and have a lot of info to teach the young. If we had more aspiring young men and women in bulgaria like Karlos we would be famous all over the world with our sports.
$$ talks lots of weightlifters from previous eras who still hold their place because someone paid a ranking member of the IOC and IWF to keep quiet so it depends.
Kakhi kakhiashvili is from georgia actually. I know him personally he's president of georgian weightlifting federation. And he clean and jerked 145.5 kgs more than his bodyweight
Ему сейчас 18 лет, а в мае будет 19. Нашел в интернете протокол участников соревнований до 15 лет в 2017 году в сентябре. Он тогда выступал в категории до 56 кг.
You just don't know well the bulgarian system. Here we have pure geniuses in weightlifting, wrestling and combining different chemic elements. The problem is that a big corruption and mafia broke the system,but we are trying to make changes now and to reset the sport. You need talent,hard work and good medicine for this sport. Bulgaria is in a big demographic collaps,but the weightlifting system is still working,although it is not good as before 30,40 years. The same is in the wrestling. We have a lot of talents,unique system and medical and chemistry specialist. Bulgarian specialists make champions in weightlifting and wrestling all over the world. We will return soon.
i have only 1 think to say : HE IS BULGARIAN BECEOUSE OF THIS CAN DO THIS you can check how many world records have bulgaran and how many olimpyc titles
@@cpthornman well, he moved it himself, no wires or jacks. Time will tell. Every now and then somebody has to come along who challenges our defined limits of greatness. It's only a matter of time.
Remember when that testosterone first hit your brain at 14/15. Imagine then shooting extra androgens into those fresh receptor sites so young. I just can't imagine how this guy feels at 16 shifting weights like that. Going around headbutting moving trains and humping car exhausts.
Kaki was a 90kg class lifter in Barcelona 92 and at that bodyweight he posted 177 kg Snatch and 235 kg in the C&J for the win. As for Nasar, he looks older than 16 (about 20) and being Bulgarian he is probably on some kind of PED; that being said, he has enormous talent but he will be burnt out by his early twenties unless he gets caught using PED's in the next couple of years.
I understand his knees caving in during competition because you're going beyond your max sometimes but why would you train with weights where your knees cave in this bad? Especially since he's this young. This guy's gonna have a lot of knee problems later on. Seems like he's made a habit of it.
Naum Sulviman is an ethnic Turk who has no Bulgarian identity. Yes, he was built in Bulgaria. Then Turkey was much less developed in every аspect. Bulgaria even had astronauts, at that time in Turkey there were only donkeys.
@@-kr8206 I think you are wrong. He had Bulgarian identity since he was with the Bulgarian national team (that requires to be with Bulgarian identity). He might be ethnic Turk which is OK and it is OK he decided to go where he thought he belongs but his beginning was in Bulgaria as Bulgarian. End of story.
Bulgarians are like the super children of both Russian and Turkish parents. They train differently in Bulgaria. A huge focus on both weightlifting and wrestling as well as other sports.
dude we are totally different than Russians and Turkish...Read a bit our history. Second of all do you know why weightlifting and wrestling are popular and with traditions...first is they are cheap to train...even kids are training for free/no month taxes..second is we still have one of the best system of training developed and tested more than 50 years..
Puberty hitting differently in Bulgaria.. 🥴
What about usa and cj cummings, Hampton morris, etc?
@@mme9646 exactly! I never see these kinds of comments when we're talking about US prodigies...
CJ wasn’t setting senior world records as a Junior. And Shi still has him beat.
If CJ Clean and jerked 198 at 16, WODA/USADA would be at his house every day
They train hard. So their body produces more hormone.
@@rookiebird9382 Tren hard*
Bulgaria is making a comeback, it seems. Would be interesting to see them win worlds.
@@robjj4769 cosa vorrebbe dire ?🤣
@@gabrielemanfrin2219 dovresti saperlo
@@robjj4769 non ne ho idea 🤣
@@gabrielemanfrin2219 male. Molto male. Non sei italiano, allora
I could see Andreev's acne scars sitting all the way across my room watching it on my pretty old TV. Come back is certainly one word for it. I hope this kid comes out of all of this better than he went into it. Once in a generation talent for sure.
"Puberty is one heck of a drug."
Yeah, puberty.
I hope you sensed my tone/emphasis on that line
@@WeightliftingHouse Very much sensed.
@@javiersanz29 that’s what I was thinking too. But we will see eventually that is for sure
@@seangadson3085 we won't see anything when Karlos hits 18 and blots out the Sun
@@jawee6144 hahaahah
Thanks for that video, Seb. He is a rock star in Bulgaria at the moment. 😄
Glad you made a video about this. It was mind boggling. I was repeating to myself "no way he is 16 years old". The best part is that the kid is ferocious because at the end, when Pizzolato lifted that 206 to win the gold medal you can see he (Nasar) is pretty upset about it. Like, they were opting for the gold medal!!!!!
You do know Nasar was lifting even more in training, so ofc the team knew they are going for gold.
Dude, no one in Bulgarian team expected Nino to lift 206...other wise Nasar would go for 210. Nasar is not noone, he started at 9! just last year he reach and beat other bulgarian representative in this category.
Why isn’t this talked about more? This is the craziest thing I’ve ever seen
Looking forward to Nino’s next steps, finally the man is getting some love and harvesting the hard work he has put in over the years. 6 white lighted lifts, 2 golds and 1 silver, man’s got numbers
He's a beast, at the european he seemed on fire!
Long live Bulgarian weightlifting!
If he's 16 then I never hit puberty.
If he's 16 im still a little bitch
I hit it...and bounced off.
He just came off a blast
Roids, and more roids.
Now you know how we felt in 1982 when a 14 year old kid called Naim set a Senior World Record.
I believe the Bulgarian coach Ivan Ivanov competed as a 56 in the late 90s. There's vids of him out there, including a 210 front squat in training
He is 1992 olympic champion and 2000 silver medalist
What does the career of Karlos Nasar look like from here on out?
Need the book from in the video?
Greatest Weightlifters Book
www.weightliftinghouse.com/products/greatest-weightlifters-vol-1/
I hope he gets heavier!
Definitely a ton of potential, as long as he doesn't pop anytime soon.
He looks like a 96kg beast and one hell of a headache for Tian and Meso. I can't wait to see it.
Seb: "Anti Doping is good"
also Seb: this
Do you think he was on drugs at 13? Or when did he start?
Roidhead
These dudes would be in high school looking like they're about to graduation with a masters
Looks like 16 years old Lasha Talakhadze!
And Naim Suleimanoglu is born, raised and lifting for Bulgaria at the beginning of his career!
This is a good example of what @Clarence0 is talking about
What do you mean? :)
@@sqb2 doping
“Are you natty?” “No.”
Yep I agree
Yeah
BULGARIA 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬 LOVE ❤️❤️❤️ KARLOS Nasar 🥇🥇🥇
I think you should do more of these short DD videos about eccentric weightlifters. I found it to be one of your best so far
Ofcourse he is on juice. But all the other athletes are. To lift this much weight at only 16 years old is crazy even with all the drugs on the world. One of a billion genetics.
Not all athletes are on gear. Ridiculous accusation.
@@ThatWhiteKid704 most of top level strength athletes..
@@Cavar21 a lot, yes. Most, no. Especially not in the US. Maybe most in other countries that have state sponsored doping programs.
@@ThatWhiteKid704 Typical American that thinks his country is clean and all others are taking drugs.
@@pixytorres7117 me? No. I’m fully aware that doping is an issue in the US, but I feel like it’s mostly losers and no names here. Not that high level athletes don’t also use, but if USADA treats all those at the top like they do Mattie I doubt many of them are doping. On the other hand, it seems other countries internal doping agencies aren’t as active as USADA so stuff like this video happens. This dude is clearly on gear, but CJ is also a freak of nature so for all we know he is too.
Going to go out on a limb and say that's an enhanced puberty.
Tremendous content
Thank you, Yaka
wow, this kid looks like a million dollars. He's real jacked for 16. I'm originally from Bulgaria. I would love to see this kid win some gold medals for Bulgaria. It's been a long time since Bulgaria has done very well in the Olympics, or brought back a gold medal for that matter. I just hope he's doing this properly in terms of the training. I'm pulling for this kid big time to do well in the olympic games and win.
kaki with the 235 cj, while the cameras were off. at the olympics in 1992 i think?
Actually was Anatoly Khrapaty, he held the WR at that weight and time, Kaki just tied it.
I must admit, I still enjoyed Pizzolatos win over this more. Somehow Karlos felt very cold on the stage, like he knew he is one of the best. Pizzolato did his records all senses focused till the end and was really showing emotion & enjoyment over the work he just accomplished the championship. To me that was more impressive 😊
@@22448824 yeah I wont be saying that Italians wouldn't be totally "clean". However I like the fact Pizzolato has been constantly improving in results/strength/technical aspects, and it starts to show in results. Not like suddenly there is a +90 kg cap between competition totals (like in Karlos case). I would say its too obvious...
@@hieggagaggu yeah. I don’t know about them specifically, but as an italian in the sport i can tell you that there’s a lot of stigma and institutional attention on doping. It happened to a couple of Italian athletes in other disciplines and they were ostracised from sport and society. Not saying is good or bad, it just doesn’t incentivise doping i think
all people talking trash about this kid but no one said nothing to Harrison or CJ not even Tian Tao all of those lifters had pretty similar high elite numbers and progress at the same age I remember watching the progress of CJ and it was out of this world besides his weird technique, the same with Tian I think he lifted around 210 kg at 16 yers on a national comp
Drugs or not, lifting 210 (ill take his word for it) is insane at such a light bodyweight. The only thing that comes close was Ilya lifting 216 (record was 218) when he was 17to win in 2005 Doha
It's disrespectful not to value his achievements and talking about drugs. Take all the doping in the world and do his results...And talk sh1t after that.. Don't be haters guys , be happy about every great result in sports nowadays.
I am not really a big fan of giving kids drugs. Call me crazy.
@@NONO-hz4vo I understand your point but he is not even caught with it ... So the other guys are alright and they are angels but the kid is on drugs?
Akakios C&J was at 1992 Olympics 235 I think that's the heaviest of all time, and a awesome jump to get the first place
I love the subtle tape application at the start of the videos lately. Great way to advertise, makes me want to buy a box!
Thank you for this video!!! Great job!!!
Ilya Ilyn hit 170/216 as a 85kg at 17 years old. Hope they don’t ruin my boys career like they did with Ilya.
lol "They", like it's their bad if Ilya took some juice, he ruin his career alone
@@theRaw6 lol he wouldn't have had a career without juice
Damn , 81kg is going to be very interesting post the lu xiaojun era. @weightliftung house, opinions?
Sadly the post Lu era could coincide with the No-Olympics for WL era
a lot of health for tis guy no injurys etc
As always great video ;) As a Polish, I’m giving you advise about pronunciation of Szymon Kołecki’s name. It’s Szymon Coletzky.
Good to know!
I know him,he is legend!😀
His coach with the magic has heaps of tubs of Joe Weiders mega mass 5000, that hasnt been on sale for years.
that kid's on 100g of creatine a day
🤣 those are some good multivitamins
Not creatine brother...
creaTREN
I didn't finish to watch the video yet, but ehi you are the only one on the YouLifting that mentioned Nino Pizzolato. Everybody are talking about the second place and not the first one, so thanks from Italy :D
This is such good content! Nerdy and entertaining at the same time ☺ Just exellent! Thank You
Karlos been checked for doping twice a week sometime three times a week. Anti doping police is very strict. They wake him up sometime around 6 am . The boy is just genetically gifted, very disciplined and focused. He is from small town in Bulgaria and his family isn't very rich.
Do you have a source for this or are you just making it up? I would be the first in line to cheer on a lifter who was even close to a podium that wasn't taking some form of illegal PED.
@@NONO-hz4vo I know him personally. His coach is my friend,we are from the same town. This is just a boy , the coaches have to be very stupid to give him steroids on 15,16 years especially his progress is massive natural.
брат не се напъвай. не виждаш ли че ни ненавиждат в червата. каквото и да стане ние сме на мушката защото парата играе и нямаме влияние на световната сцена. Кажи в 90те и 2000 години да си изричал думите италианец и тежка атлетика заедно? всичките ги зобят а те нас под лупа ни гледат, постоянно. Никой не обича силния!
@@historybeast4116 боли те к...а аз искам да кажа каквото знам,пък да вярва който ще. През оная работа са ми.
Copium
It is not a big surprise, we have world records almost in every sport. When I was 15-16 pushing 100kg on the bench was like walking in the park, something really normal, we just love the feel of pain hahahaha....
@Ayrton Senna Просто са много мързеливи
Taner was no flash in the pan. Olympic gold, Worlds gold and then a spinal injury which I think would have most of us retire from heavy weightlifting alltogether.
Taner also has a street named after him in Ankara, so I refuse to believe he was just some flash.
He showed up, won, got injured severely and retired.
I wonder what brand protein powder he's using, I need some
Who else is here after Karlos broke Lu's CJ record
Reminds of a clip that hookgrip shared a while ago on insta. There was a massive Iranian heavyweight who cleaned, I think 230 kg+, at 15 years of age. He had his own insta for a while but when I searched him again he just disappeared completely and all I could find was said hookgrip clip.
Whats his name?
@@ONE-pg7wd Alireza Yosefi, here's the hookgrip link:
instagram.com/p/Bycz4aHguX_/
And he 'only' did 225 kg but it looked like he had a lot left in the tank.
Edit: Found a new insta of him: instagram.com/itsalirezayousefi/?hl=de
Could you make a vid reacting to some of Szymon kołecki lifting? He moved so well. Pure athlete
this is the kind of case, that if it is not investigated, and found guilty it will be another nail in the coffin for weightlifting to remain an olympic sport.
I was waiting for this video!
The question is how dependant on drugs are these lifts and if he will be able to avoid getting caught in a post covid testing environment.
Refreshing to hear someone talk about this kid without banging on about drugs in the same conversation.
How do you avoid that conversation when the guy you're talking about is a 16-year-old who 2 years ago had noodle arms and now lifts 1kg under a senior world record set by a 30-some-year-old legend?
I'm pretty disappointed by the large majority of the instagram crowd of weightlifing, never seen so much hate and mockery towards a 16--year-old. For fuck sake.
The thumbtape makes a return!
I have always known we have great genetics and great sportspeople. Jordan Jovkov the gymnast many others that have done great things on the Olympics. This boy from Cherven Bryag just found his passion and grabbed his opportunity. We have many supporting people in sport and even coaches who dont practice much the sport know a lot about it and have a lot of info to teach the young. If we had more aspiring young men and women in bulgaria like Karlos we would be famous all over the world with our sports.
I love this this is awesome and it makes me wanna do the clean press since I'm in the home gym everyday 💪
Please do a commentary on Szymon Kolecki early years video (it include 18 years old 235 clean and jerk at 94)
Bulgarians:
Pre Pubescence: Stickman
Post pubescence: Bear
Something tells me this kid is going to take gold in the 81kg category in Tokyo. Bulgaria will take the mens 81kg
And prolly lose that gold 6-8yrs later heh.
He could not go to Tokyo due to the new Olympics qualification system.
The weight qualifications? Which ones because last time I checked 81kg is an Olympic category.
$$ talks lots of weightlifters from previous eras who still hold their place because someone paid a ranking member of the IOC and IWF to keep quiet so it depends.
Great video!
Kakhi kakhiashvili is from georgia actually. I know him personally he's president of georgian weightlifting federation. And he clean and jerked 145.5 kgs more than his bodyweight
Ему сейчас 18 лет, а в мае будет 19. Нашел в интернете протокол участников соревнований до 15 лет в 2017 году в сентябре. Он тогда выступал в категории до 56 кг.
He was 12 years old then
This guy is a unit and a half. Amazing
Kakhi did 235 kg c&j at 90 kg bodyweight in summer olympics ´92
He is a real threat for Lu...
You just don't know well the bulgarian system.
Here we have pure geniuses in weightlifting, wrestling and combining different chemic elements.
The problem is that a big corruption and mafia broke the system,but we are trying to make changes now and to reset the sport.
You need talent,hard work and good medicine for this sport.
Bulgaria is in a big demographic collaps,but the weightlifting system is still working,although it is not good as before 30,40 years.
The same is in the wrestling.
We have a lot of talents,unique system and medical and chemistry specialist.
Bulgarian specialists make champions in weightlifting and wrestling all over the world.
We will return soon.
Cringe, DrUuuUUuUgs are coOOOoOOl
Bulgaria back to their old ways I see
i have only 1 think to say : HE IS BULGARIAN BECEOUSE OF THIS CAN DO THIS you can check how many world records have bulgaran and how many olimpyc titles
Great content
Nain was born Jan 1967 (not november as was once listed as) he was 16 in Moscow 1983 October
16??
I love watching these videos. Not only for the awesome lifting, but for Seb always looking like he just rolled out of bed ... "moar coffee"
Shot Sebz🤙. Cheers bro.
7:00 look at that body, it was made for weightlifting, my god look at his arms lmao
How can someone has such short arms?!
@@rookiebird9382 some form of dwarfism probably.
@@geol5448 it is some kind of elvish
Roids man
@@robjj4769 enhlish type man
Yeah..."puberty"...rrriiiigghhhtt.
Hence, puberty is a hell of a "drug"
thats alotta juice
but he's 16 bulgaria wouldn't play with a young mans system!
Where can one watch the rest of this live? The CZcams channel I used to watch this got terminated.
Try Frank Rothwell
@@WeightliftingHouse Thank you! 🙏
So sad youtube has to be garbage and kill that channel.
And If you're familiar with the Bulgarian school of weightlifting (excluding last 10 years) you already know what will happen 🤟🇧🇬🥇
Karlos Nasar, Hristo Hristov, Bozhidar Andreev, Stilyan Grozdev 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬❤️
Well I'm happy to see my country doing well, but I'm expecting a pop soon, like always.
Puberty in Bulgarian means geared to the gills in English.
that squat progress is mind blowing
Some would say unnatural.
@@cpthornman well, he moved it himself, no wires or jacks. Time will tell. Every now and then somebody has to come along who challenges our defined limits of greatness. It's only a matter of time.
Remember when that testosterone first hit your brain at 14/15. Imagine then shooting extra androgens into those fresh receptor sites so young.
I just can't imagine how this guy feels at 16 shifting weights like that. Going around headbutting moving trains and humping car exhausts.
Kaki was a 90kg class lifter in Barcelona 92 and at that bodyweight he posted 177 kg Snatch and 235 kg in the C&J for the win. As for Nasar, he looks older than 16 (about 20) and being Bulgarian he is probably on some kind of PED; that being said, he has enormous talent but he will be burnt out by his early twenties unless he gets caught using PED's in the next couple of years.
Khetag Khugaev was another flash in the pan teenage lifter that came out of the blue. Heard he might be coming back though.
I’d be very interested to see it. He seemed to lose some of his extraordinary speed as he got older and heavier. At least to my eyes.
Does he go to Tokyo?
No
6:59 naim is cheating, being able to let the bar rest on your head during the snatch is not fair to other competitors
Can you talk about Dadash Dadashbayli?
Seb, you think he looks a bit like Boady from Sarnia??
He have a video lifting 210 in cj, but I don't think he have one for the 175 snatch.
Are you going to post your commentary on the 96kg session on patreon or something?
Probably would be Kakhi's 235 at Barcelona when he was a 90?
I understand his knees caving in during competition because you're going beyond your max sometimes but why would you train with weights where your knees cave in this bad? Especially since he's this young. This guy's gonna have a lot of knee problems later on. Seems like he's made a habit of it.
impressive
3:00 dude got buns, served hot
His technique is buttery smooth! What a talent. Can anyone tell me why when he snatches he seems slow?
Yo literally just commented that on your last video lol
He has an... interesting clean technique.
I wonder how long it will take to catch him 🤔
Do an episode where you max out
Assuming he hasn't been tested: Why? Assuming he has been and it turned out negative: why bother testing lol, Clarence was right
i just he can stay healthy and doesnt ruin his body
Bro his liver must be like stone by now
By the way Naim was also Bulgarian until he decided to become Turkish at some point in his career.
Naum Sulviman is an ethnic Turk who has no Bulgarian identity. Yes, he was built in Bulgaria. Then Turkey was much less developed in every аspect. Bulgaria even had astronauts, at that time in Turkey there were only donkeys.
@@-kr8206 I think you are wrong. He had Bulgarian identity since he was with the Bulgarian national team (that requires to be with Bulgarian identity). He might be ethnic Turk which is OK and it is OK he decided to go where he thought he belongs but his beginning was in Bulgaria as Bulgarian. End of story.
Bulgarians are like the super children of both Russian and Turkish parents. They train differently in Bulgaria. A huge focus on both weightlifting and wrestling as well as other sports.
dude we are totally different than Russians and Turkish...Read a bit our history. Second of all do you know why weightlifting and wrestling are popular and with traditions...first is they are cheap to train...even kids are training for free/no month taxes..second is we still have one of the best system of training developed and tested more than 50 years..