Exercise Scientist Critiques Anatoly’s Viral Janitor Lifting Pranks
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Dr. Mike analyzes internet fitness star Anatoly's heavy lifting videos to determine whether his weights are real or fake, concluding that his feats are exaggerated and fake.
From the video
Answers: Are Anatoly's heavy gym lifts real or fake?
- fitness prank videos
- fake weights in the gym
- deadlift biomechanics
- powerlifting standards
Exercises
- deadlift · barbell
- squat · barbell
- bench press · barbell
- one-arm deadlift · barbell
What it concludes
- Anatoly's videos use fake lightweight bumper plates to fake extremely heavy lifts.
- Anatoly is an entertaining fitness personality, but his prank lifts are fake.
- Anatoly's actual competitive powerlifting numbers are impressive for his size, but far below what is shown in his prank videos.
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