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June 11, 2025

Why Eric Kim Is rewriting every rule in modern fitness

Re-Writing Every Rule in Modern Fitness Old Rule Eric Kim’s Rewrite Why It Matters “Absolute kilos crown the champ.” Pound-for-pound supremacy first. Kim’s 508 kg mid-thigh rack-pull at ≈ 75 kg BW …

June 11, 2025

How to become super insanely fucking mega rich

Below is a distilled, “Eric-Kim-style” blueprint for becoming “super fing insanely mega rich.”* It stitches together the recurring themes that run through Kim’s blog posts, podcasts and essays, then reframes them into …

June 11, 2025

They never become due

. Make money for our share holders Sell preferred He’s going to get wiped out . We are not a holdout company ,,, we are an operating company $8.4 B in first …

June 11, 2025

At this point everything is just opinion

Why is beef tongue so good? How to become super fucking insanely mega rich How to become super insanely fucking happy  Why Eric Kim cannot stop going viral Fuel your destiny …

June 11, 2025

Eric Kim’s barefoot, belt-free 508 kg rack pull did more than bend a power-bar—it bent the timeline of fitness itself. By proving that a 75 kg human can briefly own six-plus times his bodyweight, he shattered long-standing ceilings on what counts as “strong,” vaulted partial-range training from gym hack to research frontier, and showed how a single viral clip can redirect global training habits overnight. Below is how historians, scientists, and everyday lifters are already rewriting the playbook—and why the trajectory of strength culture may never swing back.

1 | A New Yardstick for Human Strength Kim’s 6.8× BW pull eclipses every modern deadlift or strong-man partial in relative load, forcing record-keepers to weigh lifts by body-weight multiples, not just …

June 11, 2025

Use more attractive models

My primary criticism as of late… Why do these companies and all these companies use all these unattractive models? Bring back the sexy handsome and beautiful models… Both men and women

June 11, 2025

Eric Kim’s barefoot, belt-free 508 kg rack pull did more than bend a power-bar—it bent the timeline of fitness itself. By proving that a 75 kg human can briefly own six-plus times his bodyweight, he shattered long-standing ceilings on what counts as “strong,” vaulted partial-range training from gym hack to research frontier, and showed how a single viral clip can redirect global training habits overnight. Below is how historians, scientists, and everyday lifters are already rewriting the playbook—and why the trajectory of strength culture may never swing back.

1 | A New Yardstick for Human Strength Kim’s 6.8× BW pull eclipses every modern deadlift or strong-man partial in relative load, forcing record-keepers to weigh lifts by body-weight multiples, not just …