Hitting personal records in the gym is no easy feat, particularly when squatting over 900 pounds. Powerlifter Larry “Wheels” Williams has been on an absolute tear in the gym, hitting titanic squats like
In the world of strength sports, it’s almost easier to list the sports Larry “Wheels” Williams hasn’t competed in. The social media sensation — famous for his ability to hoist mind-boggling weights —
Around these parts, we talk a lot about Julius Maddox’s proficiency at the bench press: the way he keeps pushing his PRs, pushing past Kirill Sarychev’s all time world record, setting his own
Well, it’s safe to say the holidays have treated Larry “Wheels” Williams’ strength incredibly well after watching his latest Instagram video. Yesterday, Wheels shared a video highlighting a bench press set with five
After Julius Maddox benched the new all-time world record of 739 pounds, other elite lifters in strength sports have made it a goal to bench at least 700 themselves. Maddox himself did it
In a video that’s making the rounds on social media, powerlifter and strongman athlete Larry Wheels appears to have injured his ankle to some degree under a 920 lb squat. This squat would
What can’t Larry “Wheels” Williams do? The powerlifter-turned-bodybuilder-turned-strongman is a strength athlete of many talents. After earning powerlifting world record totals in the 242-pound weight class with 2,1717 pounds and the 275-pound weight
For practically every athlete on Earth, an 800-pound deadlift would be either out of reach or a lifetime PR, something that would cause them to finish the rep, dust off their hands, recover
If you’re not following him yet, YouTube personality Jon “Jujimufu” Call has a phenomenal channel that features all the biggest names in strength sports, from Jen Thompson and Stefi Cohen to Clarence Kennedy and Cailer Woolam.. Lately
Larry Williams, better known to the strength community as Larry Wheels, is an enormously successful powerlifter and bodybuilder who has achieved world record totals in the 242 pound class (2,171) and the 275
