In the realm of bodybuilding, where strength and determination are considered supreme to reign in the community, one man has left everyone speechless. Sang Yeon Lee, a South Korean weightlifter, has become a sensation for his extraordinary talent. His jaw-dropping feat of squatting with immensely heavy weights is going viral.

Dr. Aaron Horschig, the author of ‘The Squat Bible,’ shared Lee’s video on his Instagram page, Squats University. Dr. Horschig is known for his expertise in the sport. He often reviews squatting videos uploaded by athletes. After watching Lee’s technique of lifting weights while squatting. His uncommon style makes him stand out from others.

Sang Yeon Lee impresses the world with his unfamiliar technique

The 28-year-old Lee secured the first position in the world championship in the 69 kg category in 2022. He gained popularity in 2018, because of his unpopular technique. In his recent video, he started lifting weights in ascending order. He started with 30 kg and the highest he lifted was 255 kg. His expression hardly changes the entire time.

In this Instagram reel, Dr. Horschig captioned this video, “With some impressive lifting! And no, this amount of knee waver once he gets over 400 lbs is not “horrible knee cave…,” he appreciated his approach for weightlifting.

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Lee’s weightlifting left sports fans in disbelief

Sports lovers got caught up with his technique. He lifted the weights and tripled his own weight. It’s evident that Lee has dedicated many hours to this kind of strength and training to achieve his goals. He has a massive fan following on social media. He has a fan following of over 194k on his Instagram account. His recent astounded performance made fans of the sport in awe. Netizens couldn’t control themselves from commenting, and they praised Lee for his talent.

One fan wrote in this short clip ‘Massively impressive’, one focused on his strength and said, ‘Bro’s strength and technique are out of this world. mad respect’. Many believe that he is a weightlifting beast as they said, following the word beast, ‘Bro is a beast’ and another wrote ‘this guy is a beast’. The 69kg himself lifted a weight that no one can imagine. What’s your opinion on his technique? Let us know in the comment section below.

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