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Thread: Do you even lift?
- 30 Jan. 2013 04:17pm #1
Do you even lift?
- 30 Jan. 2013 05:16pm #2
I don't always lift, but when I do it's around 110 lbs.
I'm not scrawny, but I'm not exactly ripped either.
- 30 Jan. 2013 07:35pm #3
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I can leg press 1000, squat 500, bench 200, deadlift tehsuck, clean tehsuck.
Tehsuck just means I haven't tried maxing.
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- 30 Jan. 2013 09:49pm #4
I don't bench, but I feel like your bench weight is a a bit behind your squat weight which is ridiculously high.
The only weights I've ever tried maxing is calf resistance. I did 15 reps of 200 on my third rep. 50 reps of 100 on the first, which is why I had to up the weight.
- 30 Jan. 2013 10:14pm #5
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I bench only 300 :/.
- 31 Jan. 2013 02:39am #6
I bench a hefty 130 when im pumped. You don't need to tell me im fucking cut.
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- 31 Jan. 2013 05:33am #7
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- 31 Jan. 2013 06:16am #8
On regular day I can do 190 but some days when I am feeling really good I can do a maximum of 220. I've been boxing for quiet a few years and that helped a lot .
- 31 Jan. 2013 03:33pm #9
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- 31 Jan. 2013 07:16pm #10
I... don't lift.
I only weigh a bit more than 100 pounds. ;_;
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100 is around where my girlfriend weighs.
I can lift her with one arm. Makes me feel super strong. (:
And believe me, she eats and doesn't puke it up or anything. Bizarre.
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- 01 Feb. 2013 08:59pm #13
It's all about dem amply/thick girls. 100 is too skinny for my liking.
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I was benching 225 while I was deployed, but once I got back I focused more in cross-fit so I don't know for sure. I know I can't squat as much after being injured a few months ago, but it's a work in progress.
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- 19 Feb. 2013 12:34am #20
I can bench 90.
- 19 Feb. 2013 06:14pm #21
Why is it that everyone on this forum is apparently buff as fuck (Soul is the only one that doesnt surprise me).
I'm only benching 150ish and leg pressing 500, and I was pretty sure that was relatively high.
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- 20 Feb. 2013 04:29am #22
You bench more than me, so there's that. All my muscle is leg strength. 30 reps 200 pounds.
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- 12 Mar. 2013 12:00am #24
i can bench 100 the most
- 12 Mar. 2013 05:23am #25
I'm actually at 110 now. Moving up faster than I expected. But I suppose I'm still on the lower end of the logarithmic curve.
- 14 Mar. 2013 12:43am #26
I bench barely 170. Usually 150. I weigh 135 last time I checked.
- 14 Mar. 2013 05:52pm #27
Also are we counting max or 8-12 reps?
- 21 Mar. 2013 03:42am #28
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- 21 Mar. 2013 04:51pm #29
I don't know my max. I go by 8-12 since that's what I do when I'm in the gym.
- 22 Mar. 2013 12:37pm #30
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Am I doing it right by doing 3 sets of 15 reps? @.@"
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- 22 Mar. 2013 09:26pm #31
I never tried to find my limit. I used to dumbbell bench 75 lbs on each hand 3 sets of 8 reps. But then I haven't gone to the gym in months.
- 22 Mar. 2013 09:29pm #32
- 09 Jun. 2013 03:53pm #33
I only work out my arms so that my veins will pop out, and I can be.change 200
- 09 Jun. 2013 10:46pm #34
- 09 Jun. 2013 11:06pm #35
8-12 is when you want to maintain. When you're increasing weight you need a spotter and you won't be doing 8-12 reps, I garuntee it. You're pushing the limits on your maximum for the last 1-2 sets when you're attempting to increase weight, meaning you'll likely struggle starting 3, and at latest 5 (otherwise you're not benching something extremely heavy for you). 8-12 is for consistency, warming up, or maintaining current mass.
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Actually to increase you rep and weight number, you need to do super sets, any set number is a losing strategy.
Do your max, then make sure your spotter has got your back. Then: use every single fiber you have that you can use and push out another fast 5 reps. Those reps will force more of your muscles to be involved and torn to force rebuilding of the muscle in more spots, hence more strength and muscle size.Voted Hottest Male Member
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