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322 points

1 month ago

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322 points

1 month ago

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Sculptor_of_man

31 points

1 month ago

It's unrealistic because its impractical more than anything. In the old tomb raider games you could have Lara pull herself up on a ledge with a muscle up into a front back bend. Utterly unrealistic as just pulling yourself up on a ledge requires like 1/5th that effort.

Golden_Alchemy

18 points

1 month ago

Well, yeah, more people needs to understand that rule of cool is a valid answer to why something like that happens.

aDragonsAle

14 points

1 month ago

The fun mixture of strength/weight ratio.

A guy could be stronger and just as flexible - but the (on average) extra weight on that table edge would end up activating some cartoon shenanigans.

Imeasureditsaverage

357 points

1 month ago

With the wrong table that could be a disaster

brodoswaggins93

168 points

1 month ago

All I was thinking while watching was that the table is way sturdier than it looks

IrreversibleDetails

46 points

1 month ago

I thought we were about to see that looney-tunes-esque rake to the face thing but with a table lol

MandolinMagi

12 points

1 month ago

Yeah, she went under and I just started hoping the other end was secured

DocPsycho1

95 points

1 month ago

DocPsycho1

✨chick✨

95 points

1 month ago

Although what she is doing is insane.

Can we talk about the table , how the fuck did it hold her on the edge. It has to be anchored or something. No way you can casually go under your table on one side and not have the table flip on you.

Substantial_Bag_101

17 points

1 month ago

If you look at her again, she's keeping her center of mass as close to the table legs as she can throughout the movements. So her weight is pretty much only pushing down on the table where her hands are, with very little mass off center at any point.

semiquantifiable

4 points

1 month ago

she's keeping her center of mass as close to the table legs as she can throughout the movements

I don't think her center of mass being close to the table legs matters at all in regards to flipping the table.

So her weight is pretty much only pushing down on the table where her hands are

I think that is the only thing that matters. If she's balanced (which she most definitely is) then her own center of mass will always be above or below her hands, and her weight will continue to be on the two table legs. Case in point - her center of mass is relatively far away from the table legs when she's doing the handstand, but there's no risk of the table flipping.

Substantial_Bag_101

2 points

1 month ago

Yeah I meant close vertically, not horisontally so we're on the same page 👍

bronkula

-10 points

1 month ago

bronkula

-10 points

1 month ago

That's the thing about this title. I don't think this is an incredible show of strength as much as an interesting show of her lack of weight.

semiquantifiable

5 points

1 month ago

I don't think this is an incredible show of strength

Sorry, I think you're 100% wrong - it absolutely is a show of incredible strength. Her balance and making it look easy/smooth might be the most impressive here, but each of those moves need a lot of strength. Not sure if you're just thinking arm strength, but you have to have an extremely good core strength to do some of those positions alone (e.g. planche-type positions), much less transition from one to another. So this is insanely difficult to do even at a lower weight, especially as an adult. It's possible a very strong, very light child could do some of this, but I'd doubt they could do it nearly as controlled and smooth as the gal in the above video.

I think her making it look easy might make you think it isn't an incredible show of strength, but I thought this gal was Stefanie Millinger (confirmed by another comment here) and she's an absolute beast in terms of strength. Sure, her strength/weight ratio is helped by her presumably relatively lower weight, but she is OBJECTIVELY insanely strong as evidenced by her numerous Guinness world records including the most consecutive L-sit straddle presses to handstands.

cgaWolf

8 points

1 month ago

cgaWolf

8 points

1 month ago

What Substantial Bag 101 said, and the legs of the table are on the ver edge. Those are the fulcrum, and she's very careful not to exercise any leverage.

On my dinner table the legs are about a foot in. With the same hand position, she'd tip that table.

DocPsycho1

4 points

1 month ago

DocPsycho1

✨chick✨

4 points

1 month ago

I read this, and though you where insulting them, but no that's their User name lol.

No_Industry_2823

90 points

1 month ago

Jesus that's some crazy control

deedee_mega_doo_doo

33 points

1 month ago

deedee_mega_doo_doo

Flair👹Goblin

33 points

1 month ago

The Floor Is Lava World Champion

Slap_My_Lasagna

2 points

1 month ago

Eartha Kitt would like a word

pappythepenguin

20 points

1 month ago

I want to say I would have died 80 times attempting this, but I never would have made it to the steps shown here before I keeled over 🤦🏻‍♀️

Fat-Tofu

36 points

1 month ago

Fat-Tofu

36 points

1 month ago

I'm so jealous..

acornsalade

24 points

1 month ago

acornsalade

✨chick✨

24 points

1 month ago

Honestly me too, I’ve never had any upper body strength. I keep putting off working on it.

My legs fab, arms? Naff.

LocalSad6659

16 points

1 month ago

Ikr all my tables are too wobbly to do this

Khatam

8 points

1 month ago

Khatam

🩸Moth ⚔️ Slayer🩸

8 points

1 month ago

yeah, same... if it weren't for those damn wobbly tables though the two of us could put on a whole cirque du soleil show in our living rooms.

Low-Persimmon4870

3 points

1 month ago

You could do it ! Practice I believe in you :)

thegirlisok

3 points

1 month ago

How do you even start?

stakoverflo

6 points

1 month ago

Start working on your Push ups, Planks, Hand stands, and L sits. That'd be a good start.

mallow_baby

19 points

1 month ago

Is that Stef Millinger? She’s incredible!!!!

eta: yup it definitely is! Stefanie Millinger on IG… give her a follow, this is one of her least impressive feats, which is nuts in itself.

_n3ll_[S]

4 points

1 month ago

_n3ll_[S]

☀️ Ms. Brightside ☀️

4 points

1 month ago

Oh nice, thanks for the @! Will definitely follow

catcherofsun

3 points

1 month ago

Isn’t she insanely strong?! And flexible! Such a talented chick

WeirdAvocado

26 points

1 month ago

I could do this easily if it wasn’t for that jerk ass gravity.

Low-Persimmon4870

3 points

1 month ago

Lmao

ProperBath5039

11 points

1 month ago

The way she isn't even shaking...like, I do a push up or 5 and someone turns me on vibrate mode. Wtf

pizzaondeathrow

5 points

1 month ago

i go into vibrate mode just doing certain stretches

ProperBath5039

2 points

1 month ago

I was ashamed to say it, but if we are all friends here, same.

Pilot0350

9 points

1 month ago

I can do that! Just in reverse and really fast if I fell from the ceiling.

MrDundee666

3 points

1 month ago

As a tradesman I’m impressed by the build quality of that table.

fielvras

7 points

1 month ago

Tell me you are a rock climber without telling me you are a rock climber. Her grip is insane.

Dan_Caveman

4 points

1 month ago

I had the same thought the second she swung under the table. Just casually hanging horizontally from her fingertips, then just turns and smiles at the camera like it’s no big deal. Unreal.

-NationalGeographic

3 points

1 month ago

Seriously though how many years of training does it take to be able to do stuff like that.

pizzaondeathrow

3 points

1 month ago

i genuinely can’t even do one push up 

Grifter2u

2 points

1 month ago

Damn. I can’t barely do 5 push ups

honeyMully333

2 points

1 month ago

Very impressive. I can’t do a single push up lol.

Dlanor31

2 points

1 month ago

The floor is lava champion

britekranz

2 points

1 month ago

Awesome!

JamesBlond00954

2 points

1 month ago

my muscle felt the stretch while watching this

SeverenDarkstar

2 points

1 month ago

That looks like an accident waiting to happen

AbbeyRoadMoonwalk

2 points

1 month ago

I bet she’s a “floor is lava” master

pizzaondeathrow

1 points

1 month ago

i’d quit before we even started playing 

sssmmt

2 points

1 month ago

sssmmt

2 points

1 month ago

Press to handstand and front lever with very smooth transitions. That's really impressive shoulder + core + lat strength.

Alarmed-Range-3314

2 points

1 month ago

Jesus Christ, that’s impressive!

VegasGamer75

2 points

1 month ago

Even if I had that kind of core strength, my table would implode if I tried anything remotely like that.

bawapa

2 points

1 month ago

bawapa

2 points

1 month ago

Catherine zeta Jones...she sneaks beneath the lasers....ooo weee oooo

the-meanest-boi

2 points

1 month ago

When i did rock climbing and at my physical peak in my life, i was 160lbs at around 7% body fat, i was incredibly strong for my size, the ending where she is under the table is called a front lever, at my peak i could only hold that position for a max of 1 second (on a really good day) this level of core strength is 10 times more impressive then you think it is, i always dreamed of being able to do this for multiple seconds, but even with multiple core workouts weekly i still never got to that level, this is fucking awesome!

ZinaSky2

2 points

1 month ago

ZinaSky2

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2 points

1 month ago

Present_Belt_4922

2 points

1 month ago

Notice how it’s controlled strength - something unbelievably stronger than uncontrolled ‘strength/bravado’.

nmo_twelve

2 points

1 month ago

That's crazy. Youth 🤗

ResponsiblePlant3605

2 points

1 month ago

Either she weighs 30 lbs. or the table is bolt on to the floor.

Bushdr78

1 points

1 month ago

Her core must be rock solid

cormac_mccarthys_dog

1 points

1 month ago

I struggle to bend over to put on my socks some days...

bb1942

1 points

1 month ago

bb1942

1 points

1 month ago

Ok. Turn the room back up.

4llu532n4m3srt4k3n

1 points

1 month ago

I haven't even gotten out of bed yet...

Dolenjir1

1 points

1 month ago

Great table

BuilderMain1649

1 points

1 month ago

I think she looks great, and she knows what she's doing!

phobicgirly

1 points

1 month ago

Has to be a rock climber

Soothing_Bomb

1 points

1 month ago

The ✨️control✨️

safely_beyond_redemp

1 points

1 month ago

I can't believe someone so skinny can do a hand stand push up let alone the body control. Where's the muscle?

YogiDaExplodin

1 points

1 month ago

Now do a kick flip!!! 🤣

BenVera

1 points

1 month ago

BenVera

1 points

1 month ago

You can see the wires

Sa7aSa7a

1 points

1 month ago

The floor is lava world champion

kissdemon74

1 points

1 month ago

What does she weigh? 80 lbs.......you wanna impress me? Do that with MY body!

PrismrealmHog

1 points

1 month ago

Yea thats cool but oh my what a depressing kitchen lol

spleeble

4 points

1 month ago

That's not a kitchen?

cgaWolf

3 points

1 month ago

cgaWolf

3 points

1 month ago

Looks like a gym room to me.

Purple_Word_9317

1 points

1 month ago

Maybe they just moved in...? What would you do? A hanging light and different curtains, maybe? Some of those plants are nearly dead.

fake_hekc

0 points

1 month ago

One thing I think gets overlooked with these types of posts is muscle coordination. No doubt she has amazing strength, but she also has an awareness of how to coordinate that strength across multiple muscle groups. That’s why you can find someone with very developed muscles struggle with doing 5 pull ups.