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40-Lb Hex Blob Lift - Evan Raftopoulos - Added To The Records List


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Nice work on that block weight!!

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Real Name: Leonard "L.J." Sanchez

Goals:

- Cert on the Crushed to Dust Challenge in late 2020
- Cert on the CoC #3 before I graduate as a PTA in 2021
- Cert on the CoC #3.5
- Lift the Inch

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thanks guys! it took me 4 weeks of training, goal now is the 50 one which is a lot harder!

Bill, this is the vid for time hold that I initially sent asking if such a feat exists here.

this is the lift with controlled descend:

thank you to everyone who voted! and big thanks to the guys here for the advice on how to train and lift this, especially Jon Vance and Bob Sundin!

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Very well done Evan!

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Thank you guys!

You need a more challenging block homie! Congrats!

thanks my man, I have a 50 I got from Cannon which is good for different training methods but I feel it's a big jump to try one hand DL. I might try to find a 45 when I get back from Cyprus. My fingers are not that long which makes blob lifting more challenging for me. But I think with training many things are possible.

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That's a great feeling when something that has been stuck to the ground can be lifted and held, congratulations on your progress Evan! You can try lifting it with gloves on (or with a leather bending pad over it) or by using different finger combinations. You may find that you're equally strong or even stronger by using the last three fingers only and setting the index on the top part of the hex/blob (learned from David Horne) . Picture and writing below is from this link to David's site:

http://www.davidhorne-gripmaster.com/article7.html

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Bob Sundin

5'11 and 162 lbs.

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC7AZdUkf0aEDB3ET4UhU3Bg/videos

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thanks guys! it took me 4 weeks of training, goal now is the 50 one which is a lot harder!

Bill, this is the vid for time hold that I initially sent asking if such a feat exists here.

this is the lift with controlled descend:

thank you to everyone who voted! and big thanks to the guys here for the advice on how to train and lift this, especially Jon Vance and Bob Sundin!

Whoops. Thanks for adding the right one. :)

 

 

 

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dude, you held that so long I thought the video froze!!! excellent job!!! :rock

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Done:

- Close #2 COC

- Hold two 45 Hamptons with Hub Grip to full extension, simultaneously both sides

- Hub grip 45 Hampton with 10 extra pounds ( 4 - 2 1/2s) on each hand to full extension

-Hub grip 60#

-Pinch grip two 25s on each hand to full extension

Goals:

-Get thumb pad a lot bigger

-Close #2.5 COC

-Close #3 COC

-Wrist Wrench #100

-FBBC 2.5 Crusher #170

-pinch two 35s one hand to full extension

Me:

-Height: 5' 10"

-Weight: 184 lbs

-BP 102/60

-Pulse 60

-Hand size: 7 7/8"

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Nice work, slap some heavy magnets on it, and never forget about duct tape, stick a 2.5 lb plate or two on the botttom.

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Strong Evan! Congrats!

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That's a great feeling when something that has been stuck to the ground can be lifted and held, congratulations on your progress Evan! You can try lifting it with gloves on (or with a leather bending pad over it) or by using different finger combinations. You may find that you're equally strong or even stronger by using the last three fingers only and setting the index on the top part of the hex/blob (learned from David Horne) . Picture and writing below is from this link to David's site:

http://www.davidhorne-gripmaster.com/article7.html

article7_clip_image002_0000.gif

thanks Bob!! I'll experiment with this for sure!

dude, you held that so long I thought the video froze!!! excellent job!!! :rock

haha, thanks man!!

Nice work, slap some heavy magnets on it, and never forget about duct tape, stick a 2.5 lb plate or two on the botttom.

awesome, haven't thought about it! I'll give it a try. thanks man!

Strong Evan! Congrats!

thank you Jorg!!

Good job!

thank you Juri!!

I 'm not gonna be able to train blob lifting for the next few weeks (can you imagine traveling with this thing :grin: ?). Can't wait to get back to it when I return to the US.

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