EPTthough it might be impossibly hard if ur using fingers pointing back i dunno
but it's probably just fine for fingers to the side or to the front
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Deleted User 3420
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though it might be impossibly hard if ur using fingers pointing back i dunno but it's probably just fine for fingers to the side or to the front | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On October 13 2010 00:50 decafchicken wrote: Youre on your way! Just realized i'm at around 200. maybe hit 240 before the end of the year :D Also, to my back, i know its been 3 weeks since my previous deadlift session, but you don't have to be a bitch about it and cause me so much damn pain T_T And eshlow, i had/have had a cough/stuffy nose for about 2-3 weeks, vitamin d? 200kg? are you fucking serious? | ||
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decafchicken
United States20097 Posts
Haha yeah I hit 445 pounds raw the week before school/rugby started which I think is about 200kg | ||
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RosaParksStoleMySeat
Japan926 Posts
Is it just me, or is powerlifting the most ridiculous sport in the world? Obviously power lifters are ridiculously good athletes, but there's something about a guy doing a sumo squat barely at parallel depth and then getting credit for it that bothers me. Anything that involves a whole one foot of motion, regardless of how heavy it is, just seems like a huge waste to me. It's more about how much you can get away with than how much you can actually lift. On top of that, you have all the gear--the squat uniforms, the bench shirts, the belts, the wraps, and so on. You also have power lifters who necessarily have to have screwed up limb length in order to compete. Olympic lifting is just a much more appealing sport to me. Taking 230kg and then clean and jerking it--putting it above your fucking head--is just a lot more impressive to me than bench pressing 340 kilograms with a range of 9 inches and a bench shirt that requires 3 people to put on. | ||
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
On October 13 2010 13:00 decafchicken wrote: Haha yeah I hit 445 pounds raw the week before school/rugby started which I think is about 200kg Weak shit. Get big, son. <3 | ||
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decafchicken
United States20097 Posts
On October 13 2010 14:42 RosaParksStoleMySeat wrote: OK, I gotta ask a question here. Is it just me, or is powerlifting the most ridiculous sport in the world? Obviously power lifters are ridiculously good athletes, but there's something about a guy doing a sumo squat barely at parallel depth and then getting credit for it that bothers me. Anything that involves a whole one foot of motion, regardless of how heavy it is, just seems like a huge waste to me. It's more about how much you can get away with than how much you can actually lift. On top of that, you have all the gear--the squat uniforms, the bench shirts, the belts, the wraps, and so on. You also have power lifters who necessarily have to have screwed up limb length in order to compete. Olympic lifting is just a much more appealing sport to me. Taking 230kg and then clean and jerking it--putting it above your fucking head--is just a lot more impressive to me than bench pressing 340 kilograms with a range of 9 inches and a bench shirt that requires 3 people to put on. Yeah i definitely agree. I'll be damned if i ever start sumo squatting in a bunch of gear that lets me do a shit ton more weight then i would ever be able to. I draw the line at a belt, maybe some wraps. I like doing my lifting in a way that is complete and helps me become a better athlete not just get up huge numbers. I look forward to progressing in olympic lifts as well as powerlifting. Haha you have no idea...i wish there were 12 days in a week so i could get huge and play rugby at the same time. But once season ends i'm eating 4-5k a day and putting in a shit ton of work...looking to get HUGE | ||
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
That's not so bad I guess, considering I'm like 5 weeks into SS :D | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On October 13 2010 14:42 RosaParksStoleMySeat wrote: OK, I gotta ask a question here. Is it just me, or is powerlifting the most ridiculous sport in the world? Obviously power lifters are ridiculously good athletes, but there's something about a guy doing a sumo squat barely at parallel depth and then getting credit for it that bothers me. Anything that involves a whole one foot of motion, regardless of how heavy it is, just seems like a huge waste to me. It's more about how much you can get away with than how much you can actually lift. On top of that, you have all the gear--the squat uniforms, the bench shirts, the belts, the wraps, and so on. You also have power lifters who necessarily have to have screwed up limb length in order to compete. Olympic lifting is just a much more appealing sport to me. Taking 230kg and then clean and jerking it--putting it above your fucking head--is just a lot more impressive to me than bench pressing 340 kilograms with a range of 9 inches and a bench shirt that requires 3 people to put on. No doubt its a great feat, but I do prefer raw or belt only type stuff. | ||
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UrASofty
Canada772 Posts
On October 13 2010 23:17 funkie wrote: holy shit 200. So I'm halfway to being you decaf? That's not so bad I guess, considering I'm like 5 weeks into SS :D Record yourself squatting 220 please. Let's see that beastliness. | ||
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AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
http://www.youtube.com/user/WeightliftingRutgers?feature=mhum Will upload more in future | ||
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decafchicken
United States20097 Posts
 Also, why is he maxing out in cargo shorts? rofl. | ||
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
On October 14 2010 02:37 travis wrote: hey is it possible to give an explanation on why deadlift is done with 1 overhand grip and 1 underhand grip? it just tires your arms out less if you switch back and forth so your grip doesn't fail as easily personally, i don't even switch arms, i've read that you don't really get any imbalances if you always do it a certain way | ||
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AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
 I think its just preference.. | ||
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Slithe
United States985 Posts
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Sabu113
United States11075 Posts
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
On October 14 2010 02:59 AoN.DimSum wrote: i would stick to double overhand with hook grip. I think its just preference..this is true, once you get accustomed to the hook grip your grip will basically never fail | ||
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t3tsubo
Canada682 Posts
see pic: + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i56.tinypic.com/23gy3yf.jpg) | ||
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Meat
Netherlands3751 Posts
On a more serious note, these guys work very hard to gain muscles and you expect to do it in 2 weeks? | ||
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