Jordan Burroughs

Athlete

Jordan Burroughs

American wrestler and 2012 Olympic champion

2 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.

Jordan Burroughs Weighted pull-up (repetitions unknown)

Jordan Burroughs's recorded Weighted pull-up (repetitions unknown) is 50 lb. Source date: 2016-08-04. This was a working set. The source at menshealth.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Training before the 2016 Olympics

Source quote and limits
“50 pounds: Weight of the vest he wears to do pullups”

These 9 American Olympians Are Ripped and Ready For Gold

The direct profile states his weighted vest load. The parenthetical maximum of 37 has no explicit load link, so the repetition count stays unknown. Date uses article publication; exact workout day is unknown. The profile lists 163 lb as his weight at age 28.

  1. 2016

    • Weighted pull-up (repetitions unknown)50 lb

      Working setTraining before the 2016 Olympics

      News report, menshealth.com2016-08-04medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “50 pounds: Weight of the vest he wears to do pullups”

      These 9 American Olympians Are Ripped and Ready For GoldBodyweight 163 lb

Jordan Burroughs Pull-up (two chains, load per chain)

Jordan Burroughs's recorded Pull-up (two chains, load per chain) is 25 lb. Source date: 2012-07-05. The set continued to failure. The source at gq.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Training before the 2012 Olympics

Source quote and limits
“He attaches two 25-pound chains to a belt and does as many pull-ups as possible.”

Olympic Training Secrets: Build the Perfect Body

Load is per chain. The 35-rep statement has no explicit load link and stays held. Date uses publication; workout day and reps are unknown. GQ’s profile lists 163 lb at age 24, before the 2012 Olympics; workout bodyweight has no separate date.

  1. 2012

    • Pull-up (two chains, load per chain)25 lb

      Reps to failureTraining before the 2012 Olympics

      News report, gq.com2012-07-05medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “He attaches two 25-pound chains to a belt and does as many pull-ups as possible.”

      Olympic Training Secrets: Build the Perfect BodyBodyweight 163 lb

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