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"Ray Ray" Williams just shattered his own world record by raw squatting 1,052 pounds. Last year, Williams was the first ever to raw squat 1,000 pounds.
Could over half a ton be his final feat? Watch above.
Tony Sentmanat plays no games when it comes to his workouts. His ultimate goal? Being prepared to do whatever it takes at any given time.
Check him out above.
Meet Blaine Sumner, the man who not only kills it in the gym but makes you question every protein shake you've ever had.
Not content with his own state record, Holy Cross of San Antonio senior Joseph Pena decided to go even bigger.
And he managed to beat his old mark...by 75 pounds.
The 6'1", 340-pound Pena blew everyone away by squatting an unbelievable 1,005 pounds. That's not a typo.
1,005 pounds.
Pena is a center on the football team, so with that kind of strength, he figures to be a solid lineman. His latest feat should have college coaches taking an even closer look at his game.
Alexander Khokhlov, aka Guilty Killa, is ripping your fitness dreams to shreds.
Check out his wild tricks above, but be forewarned: These are not to try at home.
Bradley Martyn started hitting the weights to become stronger for football but then found his true calling.
Now, he's pushing his body to new limits.
Tom Finn is redefining what it means to be "lit."
Check out his unbelievable workouts above.
Who needs a sleigh when you can haul hundreds of pounds by yourself?
Check out the man who is definitely not your average Santa.
There's bodybuilding, and then there's what Jujimufu does.
The 5'11", 230-pound manimal has taken the fitness world by storm, and he's gotten the internet's attention in the process.
Lewis Ford designs an array of odd workouts in order to obtain his superhuman strength.
Check out the man who might be coming to a gym near you.
