“He Deadlift Eleven Hundred Pound”: Ronnie Coleman Once Claimed the Game of Thrones Actor Who Nearly Killed Himself While Lifting Insane Weight Is “Gifted”
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And, as a champ, it comes as no surprise that Ronnie is able to motivate the other champs as well. From his insane popular chants and catchphrases to his YouTube videos in the gym, he exudes confidence! And, what’s more, is that he is also appreciative of other greatest in the weight room. Even those who surpassed his gigantic lift records. Such a situation occurred, when Ronnie appeared on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
Ronnie Coleman commends Hafthor Bjornsson for his massive squat
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Although Coleman said he was thoroughly impressed by the deadlift, he was unable to recall Bjornsson’s name. Rogan caught onto his trail and suggested that he was the same individual who acted as “Mountain” in the popular series Game of Thrones.
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Connie said, “He deadlift eleven hundred pounds…” Adding that, “… I did eight hundred you know for a couple of reps but… I don’t think I can do eleven hundred.”
Ronnie’s supreme feats of pure strength
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Mr. King Coleman isn’t a stranger to marvelous feats and achievements himself. His professional bodybuilding career from the late nineties till 2007, when he retired. Apart from his many on-stage wins, he was also credited with massive lifting goals like an 800lbs squat, and a 725lbs deadlift. He was also widely known for being able to leg press 1100lbs.
Just hanging out on stage with my boy @Schwarzenegger!!
Who knows what year and show this picture was taken? #TBT pic.twitter.com/hp4Bc1cOVq— Ronnie Coleman (@BigRonColeman) May 19, 2016
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So incredulous were his feats that currently there is a bodybuilding competition in Texas called, Ronnie Coleman Classic. Not many bodybuilders and icons have had a privilege like this! And, even though Coleman is currently old, well into his late 50s, he still has the spirit of the king. And, that’s indeed incredible.
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Vibhanshu Kumar