The Burden of Being the Strongest
Austin Perkins has become the most dominant pound-for-pound powerlifter in history. But what happens when being the strongest also becomes the greatest burden? This video explores the psychology of greatness, the pressure of perfection, and why standing alone at the top can be both inspiring and lonely "The Burden of Being the Strongest" is the fifth documentary in a series of other projects I'm trying to make over time. It would be highly appreciated if you could like and subscribe to see other projects such as this in the future, and help grow our niche community of powerlifting together. All clips belong to their rightful owners, and all clips here are taken strictly for educational and entertainment purposes only. The same could be said of the soundtrack. #powerlifting #AustinPerkins #ipfpowerlifting #sbdsheffield #sportspsychology #strengthtraining #documentary #strength #squats #benchpress #deadlift
Why Most Athletes Never Reach Their Potential
Biggest Powerlifting Total Ever...And It's Not Even Close
How Non-Gym People See The Gym
The Moment Steven Bartlett Realizes His Podcast is Compromised
Types of People at the Gym
Violence Expert: Real Self-Defense Is TERRIFYING
COLTON ENGELBRECHT Set a NEW WORLD RECORD!
Alliser Was Winning... Until His Institutional Loyalty Got Him Destroyed.
The TV-Star Who Outperformed Elite Athletes
The NBA Star Who Physically Couldn't Make A Normal Pass
Why Powerlifting Never Went Mainstream
Nobody Has An Iron Chin. Here's What They Actually Have.
Every Athletic Advantage of Your Height! (In 9 min)
Why Are Rock Climbers So F***ing Strong?
The Most Controversial Idea In Physics
How Muay Thai Fighters Build Superhuman Cardio
The Most Talented NBA Player Who Destroyed His Own Career
How Soviet Soldiers Built Indestructible Shoulders Using The Girya Method
UFC 329 Embedded: Vlog Series - Episode 6
