I'd be more impressed if Larry did this while weighing about 50 pounds less. What is he, 325 before dinner...335 after? 43 times is still impressive, but I'd be more impressed to see a 200 lb guy do 20 reps @ 225.
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1crzydmnd wrote:I'd be more impressed if Larry did this while weighing about 50 pounds less. What is he, 325 before dinner...335 after? 43 times is still impressive, but I'd be more impressed to see a 200 lb guy do 20 reps @ 225.
I was 205 when I did it 15 times. Does that impress you?
10 years later I weigh 230 and probably couldn't bench 225 more than twice. For whatever reason, lifting weights, being strong and building muscles isn't quite as important as it used to be.
I'm sure it has everything to do with being married.
We did this every few months in college when I played football a few years ago. When I was 21 at 190 lbs I could do 225 17 times, no back arch, no bounicng, full extension. One rep max was 335. I havent maxed 225 in awhile but I am 23 now and can do 275 7 times at 200lbs.
upslogger19 wrote:We did this every few months in college when I played football a few years ago. When I was 21 at 190 lbs I could do 225 17 times, no back arch, no bounicng, full extension. One rep max was 335. I havent maxed 225 in awhile but I am 23 now and can do 275 7 times at 200lbs.