“Goat S**t”: Chris Bumstead Expresses Admiration Over Ronnie Coleman’s Mind Numbing 800 Lbs Squats

Chris Bumstead, the reigning champ in Classic Physique, is not the one to hold back when it comes to showing admiration for bodybuilding legend Ronnie Coleman. Recently, Bumstead took to Instagram to express his awe, sharing a snippet of Coleman lifting the jaw-dropping 800-lb squats.

Cbum shared Coleman’s reel to his Instagram story with a simple yet powerful caption: “GOAT S**T.” In the video, Coleman, known for his incredible feats of strength,  embarked on a jaw-dropping display that left everyone in awe including CBum. According to the reel video, with a grin on his face, Coleman tackled a hefty 585 lbs front squat for four reps, showcasing not just strength, but control and balance too. “Time to bleed!” he declared, setting the stage for what came next.

But it was the colossal 800-lbs squat that truly stole the show. With determination etched on his face, Coleman geared up for the challenge ahead, boldly stating, “Time to break the record, baby!” With each rep, he pushed the boundaries of what many thought was impossible, leaving spectators speechless.

The monumental achievement didn’t stop there. The former Mr. Olympia went on to conquer a staggering 2300 lbs leg press for nine reps, further solidifying his status as a legend in the bodybuilding world. Watching him in action, it’s hard not to question just how far the human body can go.

For Bumstead, sharing this moment of admiration for Coleman is not just about acknowledging a fellow athlete’s greatness, but also about paying tribute to the dedication and drive that defines the sport of bodybuilding.  Even in his previous videos, the soon-to-be father openly declared that Coleman was ‘the greatest of all.’

For Chris Bumstead, Ronnie Coleman is the GOAT of bodybuilding

In the latest Valuetainment podcast, Bumstead talked openly about veteran bodybuilders who inspired him, like Flex Wheeler, Barry DeMey, and Bob Paris. While admiring their unique poses and aesthetics, he crowned Coleman the greatest. “If you ask me the greatest of all time I’d still say Ronnie Coleman,” he admitted in an interview with Vincent Oshana and Patrick Bet-David. Bumstead praised Coleman not just for his physique but for his attitude.

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“No Bullsh*t, just loves to train, no drama, no gossip,” he said, highlighting Coleman’s focus and dedication. Describing him as “happy-go-lucky,” Bumstead emphasized Coleman’s genuine love for the sport and positive demeanor. “People just love those who come into the world of bodybuilding and do their own thing, and stay in their lane,” he remarked.

As Bumstead’s Instagram story demonstrates, the impact of Coleman’s legacy continues to inspire generations of athletes, pushing them to strive for greatness in their own pursuits. And with each incredible display of strength, Coleman proves that the sky is the limit.

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