Whoa

[Davis]

That is all...

[J_Byrd]

something is wrong here, hope that kid isnt messed up for life.

[5kgLifter]

I'm not entirely sure if he doesn't suffer that rare genetic condition which permits him to gain a lot more lean mass but very little bodyfat, I know he trains a lot but somehow I doubt that's the whole story.

[Bill]

this kid could be a genetic freak in that his body inhibits myostatin....

but given that this is some dirt country, they are likely pumping him full of drugs.

[Fazc]

Originally Posted by 5kgLifter

I'm not entirely sure if he doesn't suffer that rare genetic condition which permits him to gain a lot more lean mass but very little bodyfat, I know he trains a lot but somehow I doubt that's the whole story.

I think that's it 5kg. He's all over the net in meme's for that reason.

[EliteDreams]

Yep,something has been left out of this picture. Crappy form to top it off.

[leefarley]

haha crazy strong kid but something not right about it

[Tannhauser]

Originally Posted by Bill

but given that this is some dirt country, they are likely pumping him full of drugs.

Which could certainly never happen in a 'non-dirt' country, such as the US or UK, where everyone who has kids is a beacon of shining mental health.

[Off Road]

Sad. Just what the world needs, a 4-year-old bench and curl jockey.

[Tannhauser]

The blurb underneath the video makes an interesting point ( I've adapted it from Googletranslate in an attempt to make it more coherent). What do we think?

People who normally condemn weight-training for children and adolescents often claim that the issue is the impact of such biomechanical activity. However, there's an inconsistency in their own statements recommending basketball, volleyball, jumping, among other sports with more traditional vertical impact. If these activities are considered healthy, then it's actually illogical to condemn bodybuilding. Any normal child runs, jumps and throws and they are still growing. It's the excess of activity, inadequate guidance or lack of activity that are harmful to children and adolescents...Physical activity in adolescence accelerates longitudinal growth, the thickness of the bones, the release of testosterone and growth hormone. These benefits are most evident with bodybuilding. (Claw Academy).