Video: Leonard Fournette Squats 400lbs With Ease

"Pianoman"

No you didn't. If you did attempt it, you didn't go all the way down with free weights and one spotter behind you.

I guess you could throw a baseball 95 mph and run a 4.4 40 too right? Stop fooling yourself. Get back to your cubicle. ??????????

(Not to diminish this, but I squatted this amount in high school at 150 lbs.)

Knew this was coming the obligatory "I did more than him in High School guy".

At Pianoman...there is no way in hell you were squatting that amount at 150 lbs with the same ease as Fournette did. Stop trying to be an Internet badass.

Pianoman a true OT legend!

Nice. 400 lbs is probably a mid-workout for this cat. I'm sure he can do 1 rep max closer to 600 or more. But why as a RB? Unless you plan on being a power lifter, squatting much more than 400-500 lbs is just silly for the longevity of your knees.

I thought I read during the season that he can squat over 600 lbs. so it's not too surprising to see that he can do multiple reps with 400+ with ease. Still impressive though.

Accardo44,

You left off that Pianoman also high jumped 9'.

LOL @ all you wannabe Moffits.

Pianoman, when it is 9 o'clock on a Saturday, we will give you a smile. Until then... PLEASE STAHP!

Well as you may remember Nick Chubb (UGA) had season ending knee survey ....
Currently in rehab and doing Squats with 500 lbs.

I know I'm old, but watching that makes my knees hurt. BEAST!

"Not to diminish this, but I squatted this amount in high school at 150 lbs. He should get used to holding the bar a little lower on his back which would lessen the stress on his neck and give him better balance."

Umm no. Powerlifting squats and squatting for athletic performance are totally separate things. His bar placement is fine. If anything he should be getting a little lower

Oh u bad then

He was working out ok

Didn't say I did it with the same ease, and it was a max attempt with only one rep. But yes I did go down that low with the top of the thighs parallel to the floor. Spotters on each side, none in the back. Placed first in a local meet in my weight division. Some of you guys should get out and see a powerlifting event.....would shock you to see how much guys are squatting, deadlifting, and bench pressing out there in relation to their body weight.

Not to diminish this, but I squatted this amount in high school at 150 lbs. He should get used to holding the bar a little lower on his back which would lessen the stress on his neck and give him better balance.