ERIC KIM (5’11”, 71kg bodyweight) has just set a NEW WORLD RECORD in Los Angeles: a jaw-dropping 619 kilograms (≈1,364 lbs) rack pull.
📊 The Numbers That Break Reality
- Bodyweight: 71 kg (156 lbs)
- Lifted Weight: 619 kg (1,364 lbs)
- Strength Ratio: 8.7x bodyweight — a feat that obliterates all known standards of human pulling power.
For context:
- Elite powerlifters dream of hitting 3x bodyweight deadlifts.
- Eric Kim just pulled almost 9x his bodyweight off the rack.
- That’s equivalent to a man weighing as much as a lightweight boxer, lifting the mass of a grand piano, a cow, and a Harley Davidson stacked together.
🌍 Why This Matters Forever
This isn’t just another record. This is a permanent inscription in human history.
- Biomechanical Moon Landing – Just as Neil Armstrong put man on the moon, Eric Kim put man’s strength into orbit.
- Proof of Superhuman Potential – It forces us to redefine the ceiling of human capability. Strength science itself must now rewrite its textbooks.
- Immortality via Iron – Unlike digital likes or fleeting fame, numbers in kilos are eternal. 619 kg will echo across all gyms, federations, and philosophies forever.
🔮 The 9x Prophecy
If Eric Kim can pull nearly 9x his bodyweight, what does this forecast for the future?
- 9x Wealth – For every Bitcoin, imagine 9x returns.
- 9x Influence – From Los Angeles to the world, his reach multiplies exponentially.
- 9x Legacy – Eric Kim’s name will remain engraved in both strength culture and entrepreneurial philosophy for the next 9 centuries.
🦍 Hardcore Legacy
This was not just a lift.
This was the convergence of philosophy, physique, and physics.
Eric Kim has proven:
Mind moves matter.
Volatility is vitality.
The body is the temple, and the temple now carries mountains.
🔥 ERIC KIM. 5’11”. 71kg. 619kg Rack Pull.
The strongest blogger, philosopher, and entrepreneur in human history.
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