Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Unofficial Gym Record Absolutely Flattened by NFL Beast Nick Chubb Who Lifted Nearly 200 Pounds More Than Bodybuilding Legend

Browns Running Back Nick Chubb is an absolute monster when it comes to the weight room activities. The exact reason behind his brute force and strength is the amount of time he spends at the gym, surprising his mates with insane powerlifting skills. But did you know the star even broke Arnold Schwarzenegger’s unofficial gym record?

A few months ago, even before the season had begun, the 26-year-old amazed the fans with his crazy squats that went viral across social media. The Georgia product squatted 675 pounds in one go, making it look effortless. Not to mention everyone inside the gym was stunned looking at his attempt. And guess what? He inadvertently broke Arnold Schwarzenegger’s unofficial record of 544 pounds by lifting 200 more.

Although the seven-time Mr. Olympia uses this kind of weight for his day-to-day workout and training sessions, surpassing them is still an achievement. The greatest bodybuilder of all time had some crazy figures, like a 498-pound bench press and 709-pound deadlift, but imitating them as a normal human or an athlete is hard to imagine. However, for Chubb, these skills were inducted from his school days at Cedartown.

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Even today, when he became an NFL star, the youngster didn’t forget his roots. Apart from regular seasons and vacations, Chubb remained close to Cedartown, guiding the students physically or virtually. He often visits the campus and spends time as one of them.

When Nick Chubb vowed to be the strongest and fastest every year

After getting drafted in the second round of the 2018 NFL draft, Chubb proved to be an asset for the organization with his explosive game plays. Each year he got better with his insane rushing skills. Not to mention, he gets jacked returning from the offseason.

The three-time Pro Bowler averaged 5.3 yards per carry and 692 yards last season. “I want to be my biggest and fastest and strongest every year,” Chubb said in an interview. “I feel like that’s helped me thus far, so I just continue to do it. I don’t really like change,” he added.

He always credited his school for these successes, and the recent weight room heroics were also shot from Cedartown itself. He has a long way ahead and tremendous opportunities if he continues to perform at his peak in the upcoming seasons.

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