Deadlift is, undeniably, an intense exercise, and regardless of its stringent nature, the fitness community just loves the heavy-weight training drill. Even if they struggle with the grueling exercise, bodybuilding fanatics don’t mind bearing a little bit of pain to get a ripped physique. However, recently, a 21-year-old bodybuilding enthusiast became a subject of scrutiny on social media as he took the exercise to an extreme.

Tyson Ridenour is a 21-year-old fitness enthusiast and a fitness influencer, who documents his deadlift prompts and shares them with his fandom. Likewise, in January 2023, the fitness influencer shared his workout spree with his fans through his social media handle, where he can be seen lifting 765 lbs weight. But recently, his three-month-old video got resurfaced and received a hoard full of criticism from netizens.

Netizens went frenzy over Tyson Ridenour’s deadlift drill

Recently, the official Instagram handle of Bodybuilding.com re-shared Ridenour’s workout video. In the reel, the 21-year-old can be seen eating rice crispy treats while simultaneously lifting the 765 lbs weight in the sumo squat position. However, with only a few seconds in tow, the bodybuilder leaves the deadlift apparatus in a reflex and walks away. Captioning the post, Bodybuilding.com penned, “Um sir, you forgot to struggle…Man lifting 765lbs quickly”.

Following this, many fitness enthusiasts flocked to the comments section to express their disregard for Ridenour and wrote…

“Now kindly move your feet together and do a real dead lift” 

“Straps, belt, compression sleeves, over-inflated ego… homie has it all”

“What happens when you go to the gym to train, not tag yourself and post social media”

Remarks like “Sumo doesn’t count”, “There’s nothing cool about this”, “Sumo deadlift is a thing?”, and “That’s sumo there it’s not struggle” brimmed the comments section to the hilt. One even called out Ridenour for dropping the weights quickly and penned, “First of all, it’s not a strict form of deadlift, this is a sumo deadlift which powerlifters do as warmups , And if you are trying to show you are strong , try not to throw the weights so badly that you can’t control while dropping it down”.

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While many from fitness community expressed their dissent with the 21-year-old’s prompt, Ridenour’s fans appreciated him for his muscular prowess. One fan mentioned, “What a tough guy”, another penned, “Insane Strength”. Clearly, though some are not elated with Ridenour’s 765 lbs deadlift, others hailed the bodybuilder for his incredible strength. What is your outlook on Tyson Ridenour’s workout drill? Give us your perspective in the comments section below.

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