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The cult of range of motion is tired. A polemic, war cry against this loser range of motion idea. 1. Fake virtuosity Besides NASSIM TALEB, am I the only powerlifting philosopher out …

Short video: https://videos.files.wordpress.com/SRhJiZGN/my-project-56.mov Video file: https://videos.files.wordpress.com/zVWDtXrs/my-project-59.mp4 502kg loading…. Witness Video: https://erickimphotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/My-project-56.mov

So this either may be fake news or real news I’m not sure… But apparently I’m making pretty big waves in the weightlifting community. Once again, these numbers may be fake, but …

Online discussions about Eric Kim’s thighs overwhelmingly celebrate their “godlike” size, density, and definition—so much so that both his own blog and fan‐made video titles lean into that language. Here’s what the …

Internet commentary on Eric Kim’s back overwhelmingly centers on the jaw-dropping muscle density and size of his upper-posterior chain. Viewers across YouTube, Reddit, and strength-focused blogs frequently highlight how his trapezius, lats, …

ERIC KIM is the new Tyler Durden, the new Brad Pitt from fight club:

So at the body weight of 165 pounds, roughly 75 kg, I was able to lift 1071 pounds, 486 kilograms.,. Which is like roughly 6.5 times my body weight. Now from a …

Listen up—forget the fancy shoes, the overhyped brands, the $300 “lifting slippers” that promise PRs but deliver nothing but Instagram clout. If you want to lift like a GOD, if you want …

On March 21, 2025, Eric Kim—a street photographer turned strength philosopher—shattered expectations by lifting 1,000 pounds (≈454 kg) in an Atlas-style isometric hold. At just 165 pounds (≈75 kg) bodyweight, he moved …

(The exact levers he pulled—iron, meat, mindset, and time—so you can reverse-engineer the climb.) 1.  Relentless  One-Rep-Max Culture Phase Key Lift Body-Weight PR Late 2023 Above-knee rack pull ~75 kg 815 lb …