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How Strong Can A Human Get?

1.1M views · 18 Dec 2025

Joe Bartolozzi

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@godlyzerofr · 9 months ago
It's an honor to have a whole video about me.
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@an0dark · 9 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfHe6UaVTXw&t=150">2:30</a> I just looked it up and the Chinese government actually put Yao Ming’s parents in an arranged marriage because they were both really tall in the hopes of making a super athlete. Hey, it worked out.
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@Sharkman53 · 9 months ago (edited)
The Dutch giant is dang near perfect genetics, 7’2 350 pounds and lean
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@GetSh4rtedOn · 9 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfHe6UaVTXw&t=492">8:12</a> Joes chat is healing of the 67. feeling like a proud father🥹🥹
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@jameshumphreys2905 · 9 months ago (edited)
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfHe6UaVTXw&t=159">2:39</a>, I think the chatter meant that that is what happened TO Yao Ming, not what he did himself. In China, it was reported that his parents were essentially forced to play basketball due to their stature. They were then encouraged to procreate with the intention of creating tall offspring who would dominate basketball and other sports. Yao also hated basketball from a young age, and he played year-round between the NBA, FIBA, and playing in China for fans. Some sources counteract this, including Yao himself, saying he started playing for fun at a young age, but it is well known that the Chinese government was leading a project to produce the strongest and best athletes, so he could be attempting to save face here.
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@blank4142 · 9 months ago
It's a good point that strength records continue to break, but the speed record is just not budging over these years. it's been almost 2 decades since Bolt's record.
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@Its_Uvi · 9 months ago
I don't think we're at the strongest humans can get. I think we're approaching the maximum our bodies can handle at this point in human evolution. I think a lot of this is shown today with how many athletes are having career altering/ending injuries in recent history, but modern medicine is also getting those players back out there where they previously were done for
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@Aeismygoat · 9 months ago
Quick type “mythical refresh pull”
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@SKORP_515 · 2 months ago
Ronnie Coleman can’t walk because he injured his back but instead of resting, he just kept training with it. I heard this a while ago, but he like crunched one of his vertebrae together while squatting and just kind of ignored it.
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@johnny5plays · 9 months ago
So we’re just building a space marine at this point lol
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@BHR101 · 8 months ago (edited)
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfHe6UaVTXw&t=800">13:20</a> you can literally see the buff guy's smile fade as the progress went on.
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@NC_State · 1 month ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfHe6UaVTXw&t=661">11:01</a> btw Robert was still growing until he died, in his last year of life he grew 3 inches, he probably would’ve made it past 9 feet tall or even 10 feet if he didn’t die
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