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1162, 527kg…
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ERIC KIM SEXY FLEX
ERIC KIM SEXY ADONIS FLEX 5 foot 11 inches tall, 180cm tall, 5% bodyfat Tyler Durden on Steroids
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Eric Kim ,,, sexiest powerlifter, weight lifter alive
I have the Adonis ratios, I’m tall sexy and handsome, 5% body fat, very very sharp masculine jawline and face, and also a very very slim waist line, I think I’m only like a size 32 or 31.
I also just confirmed I am 180 cm tall,,, yes I am officially 5’11” tall… I’m tall! Yeah!
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wear it to the next bitcoin festival
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all or nothing
celibate or non celibate
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Tesla is Fashion
and fashion is bad
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Raw dog lifestyle
So the best way to lift weights is raw dog it; No glasses no headphones, no no nonsense. No phone.
Also a funny thought … Never use a condom or protection; either you intend to have a child or abstain.
Nobody likes condoms
AirPods as condoms for your ears and ear lobes.
iPhone screen ,,, condoms for your eyeballs
shoes condoms for your feet
cars…. Triple double insanely thick layered condoms for your back spine body soul
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Why I Lift Barefoot
So what the general thought is simple… If you lift barefoot, this gives you the upside of being able to lift more because you have more force output on the bottom of the floor. It is simple physics
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1162 POUND RACK PULL 165 LBS, 5ft 11in tall, 5% fat, 24hr fast 100% carnivore Tyler Durden Steroids
video https://videos.files.wordpress.com/zUgMj0km/my-project-106.mov
What Tyler Durden would look like if you were on steroids except I do not take steroids, not even protein powder:
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ERIC KIM ALL TIME HIGHS LOADING…
7x Bodyweight rack pull
8, 9, 10x loading…
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1162 POUND RACK PULL. 165 pounds, 5 foot 11 inches tall, 5% bodyfat, intermittent fasting no breakfast no lunch only dinner, no protein powder supplements or steroids, no social media, no Instagram Facebook TikTok, 8 to 12 hours of sleep at night, 100% carnivore diet. Powered by bitcoin.
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NOTHING CAN STOP ERIC KIM!
Why is Eric Kim … 7x rack pull… bodyweight ,,, why is the 7X number so significant?
nothing can stop me!
1162 POUND RACK PULL. 165 pounds, 5 foot 11 inches tall, 5% bodyfat, intermittent fasting no breakfast no lunch only dinner, no protein powder supplements or steroids, no social media, no Instagram Facebook TikTok, 8 to 12 hours of sleep at night, 100% carnivore diet. Powered by bitcoin.
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Unlocking secret secret cheat codes to life
- Fasted weight lifting ,,, 24 hour fast, no breakfast no lunch only dinner
so in life… I think what I’ve been always interested in is like unlocking secret codes or optimizations to life.
527kg rack pull
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Key Take‑aways (the 30‑second version) Early strength gains are powered almost entirely by the nervous system; within a month Eric can recruit, fire and synchronize motor units far more explosively. From the second month onward muscle fibres thicken, then tendons/ligaments stiffen and thicken to pass force safely, and finally—over many months and years—bone tissue packs on mineral. Stacking partial‑range rack pulls at ~7× body‑weight turbo‑charges these later adaptations because the super‑maximal load delivers mechanical tension the full‑ROM deadlift cannot. The conceptual chart above lets you see at a glance which system is leading the charge at each stage of the journey.
Early strength gains are powered almost entirely by the nervous system; within a month Eric can recruit, fire and synchronize motor units far more explosively. From the second month onward muscle fibres thicken, then tendons/ligaments stiffen and thicken to pass force safely, and finally—over many months and years—bone tissue packs on mineral. Stacking partial‑range rack pulls at ~7× body‑weight turbo‑charges these later adaptations because the super‑maximal load delivers mechanical tension the full‑ROM deadlift cannot. The conceptual chart above lets you see at a glance which system is leading the charge at each stage of the journey.
How the Body Reinvents Itself Under Extreme Loads
1. Lightning‑fast neural upgrades (Week 0‑4)
- Motor‑unit recruitment & rate‑coding soar. Within two‑to‑four weeks up to 90 % of “new” strength is neural rather than muscular.
- Better inter‑muscle coordination. The nervous system learns to “shut off” antagonists and fire synergists in perfect sequence, boosting bar speed and lock‑out power—crucial when rack‑pulling colossal weights.
2. Muscular hypertrophy kicks in (Week 3‑20 +)
- Fibre cross‑section grows. Mechanical tension and metabolic stress trigger mTOR signalling, satellite‑cell activation and new myofibril packing.
- Fibre‑type shifting. With very heavy partials, fast‑twitch (IIx → IIa) fibres enlarge yet retain high shortening velocity—perfect for maximal pulls.
3. Tendon & ligament fortification (Week 8‑32 +)
- Collagen synthesis doubles after a single heavy bout and remains elevated for 24‑72 h, gradually stiffening the tendon so force isn’t “lost” in stretch.
- Stiffness ↑, strain ↓. Studies show marked increases in Young’s modulus and cross‑sectional area after heavy resistance cycles and even more with collagen supplementation—useful insurance when hoisting 7× BW.
4. Skeletal armour plating (Week 24‑52 + and beyond)
- Bone‑mineral density (BMD) rises 2‑9 % in powerlifters vs. controls, with the lumbar spine and hips gaining the most—precisely where rack pulls load the body.
- Heavy axial loading stimulates osteoblast activity via mechanotransduction (Piezo1/2 channels), explaining elite lifters’ exceptional BMD.
5. Hormonal & molecular support crew (Every session)
- Acute spikes in testosterone, growth hormone and IGF‑1 amplify protein synthesis and satellite‑cell activity, even if resting levels hardly move.
- Myokines & osteokines cross‑talk: muscle‑derived IL‑6 and tendon‑derived TGF‑β family factors accelerate tissue remodelling.
Why 7×‑Body‑weight Rack Pulls Are a Game‑Changer
Advantage Adaptation Stimulated Practical Tip Super‑maximal mechanical tension High‑threshold motor units & collagen cross‑linking Set pins just below knee; 1‑3 reps × 3‑5 sets Shorter ROM = lower systemic fatigue Lets neural drive stay high without crushing recovery Pair with speed pulls or front squats on another day Extended overload on spinal erectors & traps Hypertrophy where conventional deadlifts stall Use straps so grip isn’t the limiter Bone‑loading “dose” Greater lumbar & pelvic BMD stimulus Wave load (e.g., 90 %-105 %‑110 % 1RM) every mesocycle Turning Science into an Epic Training Blueprint
- Periodise: 4‑week neural block (low‑rep speed pulls) → 8‑week hypertrophy block → 8‑week tendon/BMD “over‑reach” with heavy partials, then deload.
- Feed the remodel: 1.6‑2.2 g protein /kg BW + 10‑15 g collagen + vitamin C 30 min pre‑workout to fuel tendon synthesis.
- Respect recovery: Tendon tissue needs 48‑72 h to rebuild—program rack pulls no more than twice per week.
- Audit progress: Retest 1RM every 12 weeks; DEXA or ultrasound every 6‑12 months to watch BMD and tendon thickness climb.
Keep the Fire Lit! 🔥
Each time that bar bends with seven times your mass, remember: you’re not just lifting weight—you’re forging nerve, muscle, sinew and bone into something legendary. Stay consistent, nourish the rebuild, and Eric Kim’s “impossible” numbers will become your new normal. Let’s go smash PRs! 💪
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**I’m Eric Kim and this is the unredacted ledger of how a scrawny‑ish, 75 kg photography nerd morphed—one chipped‑on kilo at a time—into the guy who just yanked 527 kg / 1,162 lb off the pins. Below you’ll find the year‑by‑year receipts, the micro‑cycles, and the mindset that turned a six‑plate curiosity lift in late‑2022 into a documented 7 × body‑weight shock‑wave in 2025. Steal whatever’s useful, ignore what isn’t, then go carve your own gravity glitch. Let’s dive.
Year‑by‑Year Ascension 📈
Year Date (UTC) Load BW Ratio Proof 2022 09 Nov 22 585 lb / 265 kg 3.5 × YouTube GoPro POV 25 Nov 22 625 lb / 283 kg 3.8 × Blog photo‑set 28 Nov 22 630 lb / 286 kg 3.9 × Blog + YT clip 09 Dec 22 640 lb / 290 kg 4.0 × Blog post 2023 06 Feb 23 695 lb / 315 kg 4.3 × Blog + YT attempt 19 Apr 23 770 lb / 349 kg 4.9 × Blog + YT 17 Dec 23 890 lb / 404 kg 5.4 × Blog breakdown 2024 28 May 24 1,039 lb / 471 kg 6.3 × How‑to post 12 Jun 24 1,071 lb / 486 kg 6.5 × YT PR clip 2025 04 Jun 25 1,098 lb / 498 kg 6.65 × Blog recap 11 Jun 25 1,120 lb / 508 kg 6.8 × Blog + 4‑K file 18 Jun 25 1,131 lb / 513 kg 6.84 × Blog + trending YT 21 Jun 25 1,162 lb / 527 kg 7.0 × Viral tweet + IG reel Body‑weight held within 74‑76 kg throughout; all lifts raw, chalk only.
2022 – Discovering the Rack
I was still shooting Leica street snaps and hacking blog posts when I first locked six plates on a bar, set the pins just above kneecap, and realized partials are leverage cheat codes. A 585‑lb GoPro clip proved my grip didn’t explode . Two weeks later I slapped quarters on the ends for 625 lb and heard the first faint “fake plates!” accusations . By year‑end I’d crept to 640 lb—barefoot, belt‑less, veins trying to punch through skin—cementing rack pulls as my new creative medium .
Key micro‑cycle
- ROM‑progression: pins start mid‑quad, drop one hole every 7‑10 days.
- Micro‑loading: +2.5 lb per side per session.
- Fuel: black coffee, 20‑hour fast, 2 lb beef dinner.
2023 – Breaking the “Comma Club”
Seven‑plate swagger (695 lb) made me ditch conventional deadlifts altogether . April’s 770 lb single felt like shaking hands with a freight train . The real psychological dam, though, was 890 lb in December—first time the bar sounded different, a low growl that echoed my own roar .
Programming twist
- Wave triples: (85 % → 90 % → 95 %) before the weekly max.
- Grip gauntlet: hold the last warm‑up for 10 s at lockout.
2024 – Half‑Ton Horizon
I wrote “If a number scares you, court it,” then courted four digits. The 1,039‑lb pull on May 28 was the first to bow the rack uprights; I had to wedge 25‑lb chains to fit the plates . Two weeks later I chipped to 1,071 lb just to banish the thought it was a fluke .
Recovery rules
- Sleep: 9–11 h in a pitch‑black room.
- Zero supplements: only salt & steak.
- Weekly ice‑bath: 10 min @ 4 °C after max‑out day.
2025 – The God‑Ratio Era
A deliberate sprint of +15 kg jumps—498 kg → 508 kg → 513 kg—each filmed in 4‑K, each dropped natively on every platform within an hour . The algorithm snowballed; my YouTube short hit Sports Trending #9 the night before the 527 kg attempt went live . When the 7× clip finally detonated—tweet, reel, short all timestamped 09:04 UTC—impressions hit a million before I got chalk off my palms .
What changed?
- Pin height: now above patella—~5 cm ROM, pure hip‑extension.
- Hook‑grip only: I outlawed straps for myself in January.
- Public stakes: livestream or it doesn’t count.
Programming DNA (Steal It)
- Kaizen micro‑loads: add something every session, even 1.25 kg. Compounding matters.
- ROM cycling: four‑week descent (above‑knee → mid‑thigh → below‑knee → floor), then restart.
- One savage single: the heaviest rep of the week dominates adaptative signal; accessories stay sub‑maximal.
- Fasted hype: lift hungry, feast after; the contrast sharpens focus.
Take‑Home Fuel
Progress isn’t linear—it’s geometric once momentum compounds. From 585 lb to 1,162 lb in 31 months wasn’t luck; it was a spreadsheet of tiny, boring weight increases, filmed compulsively, posted shamelessly, and hyped ferociously. Whether your mountain is 3 × BW, 5 ×, or some audacious 8 × dream, the blueprint is the same:
Lower the ROM, raise the stakes, log the data, broadcast the battle.
Now quit scrolling, chalk up, and make the next plate beg for mercy.
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