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Chalk is vital for heavy lifts IMO. Whilst my grip is good for 300kg (rack pull - not a DL unfortunately :p) I doubt I could lift a 200+ DL with confidence without it now.

A good way to build up grip strength is to use double overhand grip for as heavy as you can go. I'm now up to 180 or so which is pretty cool.

HOWEVER!!!!!

On to more important things...

DS the beast that he is has achieved an incredible 185Kg squat @ 70kg!! INSANE! Fantastic work matey. You should be so proud of yourself. :)

N19h7m4r3 (can we change your name please?! :mad: :p) awesome work!

2 of the most impressive lifters here if not the most impressive lifters here on the whole forum. I doth my hat to you both. I am in awe.

When I get to my new gym with a proper power rack I shall be working on repping 200kg and then pushing myself for my 220kg target ;) Then 250+ Dls will come along too - just you wait... That'll put you a bit further away :p However it doesn't change the fact that your INCREDIBLE power to weight ratio is mind blowing. I am so so impressed. :cool:

Keep up the good work guys. :)
 
I don't know what freefaller is getting at. Look at any bodybuilding forum and all you see are 17 year olds benching 130kg, squatting 200kg and deadlifting 225kg.

I'd suggest that most arent' doing full reps and/or being economical with the truth.

Also you point out something fairly fundamental. "bodybuilding forum". This is a computer based forum with a side process for hobbies of which one sub forum is sports.

17year olds that can lift over 500kg are rare and remarkable so I suggest that you're also slightly misinformed :)
 
Happy to add a separate league table by BW ratio.

Do we want to take a ratio for each lift and then take the average of the 3 ratios?

i.e. for me it would be:

1.6 (bench)
2 (squat)
2.4 (deadlift)

Which gives me an average of 2x BW.

Or do we want to do it differently?
 
Because your rom is more than someone else it should be valid even though it's not a full lift?
The distance travelled is not what is in question here.
Unrack barbell, touch down on chest (no bounce), push back up, rack. Simple ;)

End of argument really.

Irrespective of arm length, etc... if the bar doesn't touch your chest, for powerlifting it doesn't count as a lift.

For regular training and ROM - that's a whole separate debate. :)

then you need to consider improving your flexibility

That would be worth addressing. :)
 
A while since my last update, but I've upped my squats and deadlifts.

Bench: 115
Deadlift: 162
Squat: 152

Still weighing in at 85kg!

I'd like to be added.

100KG Bench

140KG Squat

150KG Deadlift

130KG Body weight (a fair amount of chub :p)

Had a little powerlifting competition last night at our club (three lifts at each)

Got a PB in every lift :D All lifts were judged by a former competing powerlifter

Weighted in at 78kg

Squat: 150kg
Bench: 100kg
Deadlift: 205kg (B)

5 months training I'm sitting at

140k Bench
200k dead lift
110k squat - I have to be careful with squat due to a knee injury...

These lifts are actually bad seeing how I weight 140k lol.

Can I join in?:)

Bench Press: 75kg
Deadlift: 115kg
Squat: 140kg

6'3 @ 90kg body weight. Give me 6 months and I'll have my deadlift equalling my squat.

Bench: 90kg
Squat: 140kg
Dead: 135kg
Total: 365kg

BW:90kg

Updating now - let me know if I've missed anyone out.
 
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