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RE: bench reps at 225 - 11/5/2005 12:39:32 AM
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Logan
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I don't believe it that is to huge for a kid still in High school.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 11/22/2005 2:30:12 PM
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alexbk44
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I used to know this kid back in HS who apperaed to be just like all the other guys, except his bones where ....ing huge. His rists, hands, shoulder blades..ect where all huge, and that I think contributed to his incredible strenght. He was 16 when he bench pressed 285 8 times. Given the fact that this was the first time he ever did BP, this looked unreal, but I was there, saw it with my own 2 eyes! This was the first and last time that i've ever met anybody that strong. So what cannon is claiming is possible, but is very...very rare, I'm talking one in 100,000 if not in a million.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 11/23/2005 10:11:50 AM
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DaddyDanDan
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ok im gonna end this for all yall
if anyone saw the LLWS(little league world series)this past year
then you will know it is possible to be freakin humongous
there was a person on one of the teams that was 6' 1" or close too and 250 and this is a 11-12 year old little league team
i dont know how strong he was but he was huge
his dad was in the six foot height range and was pretty broad
they showed a pick of the family and they were all tall and big
so i think it is possible
ps
i really think the whole "people take steroids" is played out too much on here
just bc someone puts up good numbers you have to instantly scream it
ok im about to put up about 300 and i hope you wouldnt scream that about me
yall chill out
i hate to see somethin good and that helps people get better at bbing or pwrliftin get torm between somethin like that
so yall dont let all this animosity grow between the boards
yall be easy
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 11/23/2005 2:40:45 PM
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twistedlink
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ok im gonna end this for all yall
if anyone saw the LLWS(little league world series)this past year
then you will know it is possible to be freakin humongous
there was a person on one of the teams that was 6' 1" or close too and 250 and this is a 11-12 year old little league team
i dont know how strong he was but he was huge
his dad was in the six foot height range and was pretty broad
they showed a pick of the family and they were all tall and big
so i think it is possible
ps
i really think the whole "people take steroids" is played out too much on here
just bc someone puts up good numbers you have to instantly scream it
ok im about to put up about 300 and i hope you wouldnt scream that about me
yall chill out
i hate to see somethin good and that helps people get better at bbing or pwrliftin get torm between somethin like that
so yall dont let all this animosity grow between the boards
yall be easy
Yeah the males on my dads side family are huge, one of my uncles sons reached 6'1" aged 10, i thought it was the 6'7" uncle, but in asking my dad it seems it was the one off runt uncle 5'8"er, i guess the tall gene was ressecive in him and as the tall gene is ressecive it became dominant in his sons.
sorry but i still don't believe it.
I've seen big guys
hell theres some 6'5" 300lbs guy at my college (who on more inspection is an utter ****...and camp) and i have trouble imagining him benching 225 22 times, my uncle at 6'7" who was a heavily trained cop i would have trouble thinking he could bench 225 22 times and thats saying something considering he has to squeeze through ****ing doorframes his build is so broad.
Its not the weight in general its the number of reps, my uncle and that college guy i could see lifting 225lbs DAMN easily, but after a few reps the weight gets heavier, seriously.
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I used to know this kid back in HS who apperaed to be just like all the other guys, except his bones where ....ing huge. His rists, hands, shoulder blades..ect where all huge, and that I think contributed to his incredible strenght.I used to know this kid back in HS who apperaed to be just like all the other guys, except his bones where ....ing huge. His rists, hands, shoulder blades..ect where all huge, and that I think contributed to his incredible strenght.
I did mention some guy at college who was the toughest, apart from the 6'5 guy now, that guy has seriously huge bones, but i dont see him lifting them kind of weights.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 11/28/2005 4:09:48 PM
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ironraider52
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It seems like people on this website have trouble believing each other...y would he lie, he'll never see any of u.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 11/29/2005 8:37:44 AM
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ironraider52
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Yeah...I guess ur right...but there is 2 sides to look at it. But ur proly right because obviousley he's not around anymore........
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 11/29/2005 2:46:54 PM
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ironraider52
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Yeah i kno what u mean...I run across them kids all the time in Footballl. This Davison team we play has kids that r like 6 2 and 330. But slow as molasses and weak.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 12/1/2005 5:24:41 PM
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ironraider52
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Its better if people just dont mention there weights
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 12/3/2005 8:29:40 PM
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DaddyDanDan
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ironraider i have to disagree
i think all stats should stay up
if someone posts them and the stats are bs they know that and they live with it
stop worryin, and i mean this to everyone, stop worryin about it
worry about yourselves before someone else
now im gonna post my stats and if you wanna call them bs thats yalls perogative
if not then an atta boy is cool too, ha
well here goes
Daniel
As of present:
Bench: 225 for 5x5
Deadlift:135 for 1x10, 225 for 1x8, and 315 for 2x5
Squat: Have a minor back prob from car wreck but just for fun ill do it soon to post for a signature along with bench and dead
ht: 5' 7"
wt: 250
bf: No clue but is in 20s im sure
now call bs if you want to its cool but i know my stats
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 12/5/2005 12:50:16 PM
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chrisshepherd
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I dont think you can powerclean 225 16 times or how many it was. That is putting your max at like 380 on cleans? Thats a huge number for a high school kid.
Every year my high school goes to a strength meet at ben davis in indianapolis. There was a kid there with his team that maxed out at 425. The leading guy on bench was around 450, and squat was crazy. So I believe this kid, why would he lie?
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 12/5/2005 4:52:31 PM
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ironraider52
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I totally agree. Anything can happen these days. Have u seen the thing on the discovery channel about the kid with very dense muscles or some crap. He can bench 2x his body weight and hes like 9. He'll be doin 450 his freshman year of high school....
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 12/22/2005 11:51:04 AM
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Marco
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quote:
ORIGINAL: DaddyDanDan
ht: 5' 7"
wt: 250
bf: No clue but is in 20s im sure
now call bs if you want to its cool but i know my stats
Hey DanDan i'm a little curious could you tell your waist size cuz 250 at 5'7" is big man.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 1/8/2006 7:10:03 PM
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pinkpony
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what college do you plan on attending?
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 1/9/2006 6:27:15 PM
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bodybuilding is life
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In my high school ( i'm a freshman) we had to do as many reps as we could with 135. Depending on how many reps we did with that we either raised our weight or lowered it. Say if you did 15 reps you would bench 150, or if you did 20 reps 180 or something like that. There is a sophmore in my geometry class and he can bench 350. though he did use roids and admited to it.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 1/11/2006 10:45:24 PM
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hardwork86
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A good football players does not need to bench a lot, he needs to be quick, powerful, strong and be able to have some endurance...no need to clean and bench that much !
Tell Larry Allan that from the Dallas Cowboys. He benches 700 pounds and he has been a Pro-Bowl player numerous times.
I just turned 19 years old and bench 225 about 24 times but it is going up every month. I dont think it is unbelieveable that a 17 year old that big could be able to put it up that many times, seems very realistic IMO.
< Message edited by hardwork86 -- 1/11/2006 10:46:29 PM >
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 2/9/2006 9:09:23 PM
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Kang114
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most definately realistic i think. especially given the fact that i mean, CMON hes almost 300lbs!! he SHOULD be able to bench at least that, its not even close to his own bodyweight.
only argument i see against this is that seeing how he is that heavy, id imagine his muscular endurance to be somewhat in question. over 20 reps of anything is alot if your not used to going that high.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 2/9/2006 9:22:14 PM
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Kang114
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and also, 225 does seem kind of high for highschool football players. usually its always 185 but it might be different if testing is based on the position you play.
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RE: bench reps at 225 - 2/12/2006 11:03:52 PM
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Number50
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and also, 225 does seem kind of high for highschool football players. usually its always 185 but it might be different if testing is based on the position you play.
I'm not sure where you're located, but I'm from B.C. Canada, and 185 is the standard for highschool combine testing.
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