Feat of strength: “The Rhino” totaled an insane 2,303 lbs with an 865.2-pound back squat, a 600.7-lb bench press, and an 837.5-lb deadlift.
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Ronnie Coleman
Feat of strength: Big Ron was the largest bodybuilder of his era, and that’s because he lifted big weights. His best lifts were an 800-lb back squat and deadlift for two reps.
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Franco Columbu
Feat of strength: At 185 lbs, the “Sardinian Strongman” hit a 750-lb deadlift, a 665-lb squat, a 525-lb bench press, and a 400-lb clean and jerk.
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Johnnie Jackson
Feat of strength: He’s been on the Olympia stage 12 times, and has still managed to train up to an 832-lb deadlift and curl 225 lbs for eight reps.
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Zach Khan
Feat of strength: “King Khan” benchpressed 575 lbs, with no equipment, for two paused reps.
Feat of strength: “The Rhino” totaled an insane 2,303 lbs with an 865.2-pound back squat, a 600.7-lb bench press, and an 837.5-lb deadlift.
Ronnie Coleman
Feat of strength: Big Ron was the largest bodybuilder of his era, and that’s because he lifted big weights. His best lifts were an 800-lb back squat and deadlift for two reps.
Franco Columbu
Feat of strength: At 185 lbs, the “Sardinian Strongman” hit a 750-lb deadlift, a 665-lb squat, a 525-lb bench press, and a 400-lb clean and jerk.
Johnnie Jackson
Feat of strength: He’s been on the Olympia stage 12 times, and has still managed to train up to an 832-lb deadlift and curl 225 lbs for eight reps.
Zach Khan
Feat of strength: “King Khan” benchpressed 575 lbs, with no equipment, for two paused reps.
