Current IPF World Champion. 1,05.5 kilos. Yo guys, so today we are down at the two-shot lifting club. We've got some amazing lifters. We've got British champions, we've got all kinds of record holders. And the guys are going to be doing some massive lifts today. What's up guys, my name is John Hack. I am a powerlifter from the United States. I've been competing for eight years. All the world record for the 181 and 198 poundway class. We have a bunch of lifters here, including Jessica Bittner, who is a IPF World Champion. I'm really excited to see what I can hit on both, particularly bench, because benches have been going really well for me lately. In that on the road, any septinignal, just kicking down out of doors, going to your boy fires for it. It's got to be real big. I want to make it just for my kids, and for the kids, it's just kids that's wealth years and years. From this point of time, I'm going to see how I finished these games, which from the third day to anybody ever gave the odds. We're going to see a 500 pound bench, which is always special to see. That's 2-2-7.5 kilos. Everyone watching that is the heaviest deadlifters ever been done at the Jim Chyton lifting club, and he's still very much warming up. Still in wall, I hit 365, moved pretty well. This next one is going to be the test to see if four times is going to be there today. What are you going for now? Maybe a 390 next, let's $860. Come on! Come on! Hey! Hey! Come on! Wow! Let's get it back. I'll see. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! John Hack, 410 kilos. Yeah! 410 kilograms.