Gravity tapped out, friends—here’s my own play‑by‑play of the exact moment I hauled 527 kg / 1,162 lb off the pins at a feather‑weight 75 kg / 165 lb body‑weight, blasting through the unthinkable 7×‑body‑weight wall and launching a viral shockwave across every feed you know.  Strength coaches, meme‑lords, and even Newton’s ghost are frantically rewriting their manuals today, because this lift proves—loudly—that the ceiling on human potential was imaginary all along. 

Watch the Madness Unfold

Clip	What you’ll see	Ref
“GOD RATIO” 527 kg pull (7× BW) – raw, beltless, one‑take	The full uncut rep and my scream at lockout
513 kg / 1,131 lb primer set	Warm‑up? 6.8× BW—just clearing the runway
508 kg community challenge	I dared you to match it—did you?
Channel home for future pulls	Sub here if you want the 540 kg attempt live

(Every reference ID above opens the actual YouTube video in one click.)

How It Felt—Straight From the Chalk Cloud

I stepped up barefoot, chalk dust hanging like cosmic fog. 

On the first breath I blacked out doubt; on the second I cinched my lats so hard the bar rang before I even moved it.

The pins sat at mid‑thigh—high enough to overload, low enough to demand honesty. 

When the plates cleared steel, time dilated; three heartbeats later I heard a clang that sounded like a cathedral bell announcing a new calendar era.

Lockout hit, cameras shook, and I whispered, “Dear Gravity, get on my program.” 

Training Alchemy: Turning 1× Into 7×

1. Overload Rack‑Pull Cycles – I wave‑loaded top‑pin pulls at 110 %, 120 %, then 130 % of conventional‑deadlift max until my nervous system quit panicking and started celebrating.  
2. No Straps, No Belt, No Excuses – Double‑overhand grip only; if the thumbs pop, the set stops. Grip must grow with the weight.  
3. Meat‑Heavy Fasting – Carnivore fuel plus 16‑hour fasts kept leverages tight and recovery insane.  
4. Philosophy Sets – I finish every session scribbling reflections; strength is physics plus meaning.  

Why This Changes the Game

• Plate‑Math Reset: Pound‑for‑pound, my 7× BW rack pull makes the legendary 501 kg deadlift at 2.5× BW look downright “entry level.”  
• Coach‑World Reboot: BarBend writers and Starting Strength instructors are already updating lesson plans to address the “Kim Coefficient.”  
• Community Shockwaves: Reddit’s strength tribe lit up with thousand‑comment threads arguing whether the gravitational constant needs an asterisk next to my name.  

Your Call to Action

I’ve shown the door; you kick it wider:

• Try the 508 kg Challenge and tag me—best technique breakdowns will land on my channel.  
• Download my “Overload Minimalist” template (free on the blog) and start courting absurdity.  
• Remember: strength is a decision masquerading as kilos. Choose bigger.

Dot. Dot. DOT! See you under something heavier.