Louisiana high school senior Dwayne Coleman set a state high school record squat on Saturday. Then he shattered it later that day.<\/p>\n
Competing at the LHSAA state championship in Lafayette, Louisiana, Coleman originally squatted for 845 pounds and then a next squat of 875 pounds, which set the high school state record. Then, he received a bonus squat where he squatted for 900 pounds to break his own record.<\/p>\n
And Coleman gets deep on his squats, getting the glutes down before exploding up. It was smooth from the high school senior.<\/p>\n
He is listed as having played football<\/a> for Salmen (Slidell, Louisiana) although there was some buzz at the LHSAA that he didn’t play the sport<\/a>. Either way, one has to think LSU football<\/a> head coach Brian Kelly is bringing in Coleman for the Tiger’s spring game.<\/p>\n Listed at 6-foot and 390 pounds, Coleman could set a couple of lifting records at a Power Five program, that’s for sure.<\/p>\n Check out this video of Coleman just easily powering through his own record. Impressive, and let’s be honest, pretty inspiring too:<\/p>\n Here\u2019s the 900lb lift. pic.twitter.com\/j4teIYhBxn<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Macho Camacho (@MrCoachWilson) March 23, 2024<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n And here is his other record-setting squat.<\/p>\n Biggest Squat in Louisiana High School History!<\/p>\n 845lbs!\n
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\nSalmen High School #STRONG<\/a> #LHSAA<\/a> #LHSPLA<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/eyd5hVj9AM<\/a><\/p>\n