A BODYBUILDER dad has taught his 10-year-old son to deadlift 138 pounds.
Eddie Hall is a well-known professional strongman with multiple titles under his belt.
Hall has won UK's Strongest Man, Britain's Strongest Man, and England's Strongest Man.
The bodybuilder, whose nickname is The Beast, recently posted to social media showing his son, Max, deadlifting nearly 140 pounds.
The post included a photo of the father-son duo in matching black turtlenecks, as well as a video of Max completing 10 reps.
Eddie stands by to spot Max as he begins his lifting session.
"Super proud dad moment. 62.5KG for 10 Reps at 10 Years old. On track to pull 100kg soon! Big Love, The Beast," Eddie captioned the post.
The video has over 183,000 views.
Many of Eddie's fans had mixed reactions to the post.
“He’s strong, please teach him to be gentle with his age mates so he doesn’t become a bully," one person commented.
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“I couldn’t even do that when I was 15, for a 10 year old to do that is incredible," another said.
“Bros gonna be deadlifting 405 at 15," wrote someone else.
"The world isn't ready for Eddie hall 2.0," chimed in another.
Meanwhile, another bodybuilder has shared his story of defying the odds to become a bodybuilder at 5'2".
Danny Padilla from Rochester, New York, began training at the age of seven and went on to rise to the top of his game.