The Biggest Lifts You Missed, 6/15/15 Edition
The Biggest Lifts You Missed, 6/15/15 Edition
There are just too many lifts on social media these days. Luckily for you, we don't have anything else to do all day. Here are the biggest lifts you missed, 6/15/15 edition.
Jared Fleming is not messing around. There's a reason he's one of the best 94s in the US. Here he is crushing a snatch PR getting ready for Nationals.
Jacob Anderson snatches a lot. He might be the brother of CrossFit Games competitor ZA Anderson, but he's no slouch himself. He finished 9th overall in the Atlantic Region at the 2015 CrossFit Games Regionals. At 22 years old, he's got some potential to cause ripples in the CrossFit world for years to come.
Ray Williams squats 936 raw at the IPF Raw World Championships. There are so many ridiculous things about this squat, I don't even know where to start. After strolling it out and admiring the view with 936 pounds on his back, he gently lowers himself down to a clearly below parallel bottom then just...stands. No struggle, no loss of speed, no pause.
Jared Fleming is not messing around. There's a reason he's one of the best 94s in the US. Here he is crushing a snatch PR getting ready for Nationals.
Jacob Anderson snatches a lot. He might be the brother of CrossFit Games competitor ZA Anderson, but he's no slouch himself. He finished 9th overall in the Atlantic Region at the 2015 CrossFit Games Regionals. At 22 years old, he's got some potential to cause ripples in the CrossFit world for years to come.
Ray Williams squats 936 raw at the IPF Raw World Championships. There are so many ridiculous things about this squat, I don't even know where to start. After strolling it out and admiring the view with 936 pounds on his back, he gently lowers himself down to a clearly below parallel bottom then just...stands. No struggle, no loss of speed, no pause.