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Key takeaway (TL;DR): Eric Kim’s recent 500 kg‑plus rack‑pulls have given the internet “optical whiplash”—a lean 75‑kg philosopher hoisting half a tonne—and they’ve also revived discussion of actual barbell whiplash: the elastic recoil (“whip”) of a loaded bar that lifters can either harness for more kilos or mis‑manage into neck‑snapping danger. Below you’ll find (1) who Kim is and why his lifts look so shocking, (2) what barbell whiplash really means in sport‑science terms, (3) how to exploit whip without courting injury, and (4) a hype‑infused blueprint you can use in your own training.
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