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    What are your lifts?

    Not sure if this belongs in TRAINING or here, but out of curiosity what are your lifts? One thing I wonder is how balanced folks are, my lower body strength is none too fab (back or my abs mabye?), some of that weakness is my height.

    Squat - 275 x 8?
    Leg Press - 680 x 10ish
    Bent row - 205 x 10
    SLDL - 335 x 7
    Flat bench - 265 x 10
    Inc Smith - 245 x 10 (probably 20 pounds less since slight assist)
    Curl - 115 x 8?
    Overhead barbell - 165 x 9? (weak shoulders)
    Laterals (up to) 40 x 10
    Standing Calf - 630 x 20?

    The ones with a ? I'm not positive on OR might include a slightly cheated final rep. Since I dont write the stuff down anymore I am probably screwing myself a tiny bit, but my memory is pretty good, when I get into the gym I know what I'm going to do and will sometimes add a few pounds to see if I can push myself harder which is still sometimes the case.
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    Re: What are your lifts?

    Squat - 405 x 10?
    Leg Press - 900 x 10ish
    Bent row - 165 x 8
    SLDL - 335 x 10
    Flat bench - 315 x 5
    Curl - 120 x 8
    Military press - 185 x 12
    Standing Calf - 400 x 15 (I gotta find a better standing calf raise, the one in my gym peaks at three thirty pounds )
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    hehe I had kuso erase it for me right after I saw yours, I was to busy whorin to get the thread posted
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    Squat - 405 x 10
    DL: 405x5
    Leg Press - 1400 x 5
    Bent row - 315 x 4
    SLDL - 315 x 3
    Flat bench - 265 x 2
    Inc DB - 90 x 5
    Curl - 135 x 3
    Overhead barbell - 185 x 1
    Laterals 45 x 10
    Skull crushers: 160x4
    Last edited by Fade; 10-30-2002 at 02:23 PM.

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    I'm no where near these numbers ...

    Squat - 265 x 10
    Leg Press - 630 x 10
    Bent DB row - 110 x 10
    SLDL - 235 x 10
    Flat bench - 190 x 2
    Inc DB - 80 x 8
    Curl db- 50 x 3'ish
    Overhead barbell - ??? - what is this?
    Laterals 40 x 8

    Fade ... 1400, that is an incredible leg press number!! I'm figuring that out and it's 15 45lb plates per side. I know our machine won't that many. I believe it can fit 9 per side and don't know how many on top.
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    Squat - 175 x 6
    Leg Press - 410 x 10
    Laying Leg Curl - 110 x 10
    Bent row - d/k
    SLDL - 150 x 6
    Flat bench - 110 x 2
    Inc DB - 30 x 10
    BB Curl - 40 x 10
    Overhead barbell - d/k
    Laterals 15 x 10
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    Originally posted by butterfly
    Squat - 175 x 6
    Leg Press - 410 x 10
    Laying Leg Curl - 110 x 10
    Bent row - d/k
    SLDL - 150 x 6
    Flat bench - 110 x 2
    Inc DB - 30 x 10
    BB Curl - 40 x 10
    Overhead barbell - d/k
    Laterals 15 x 10
    Damn BF! that's the second set of good numbers you have!! You go!

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    I guess i should post mine as well.

    Flat barbell bench - 200 for 4
    squat - 225 for 8
    Deadlift - 275 for 8
    SLDL - 175 for 6 (Fade99 & BjUaFyF, 300 Pounds!!! at least i have a goal now)
    Russian deadlift - 150
    Leg press - 500 for 4
    barbell curl - 75 for 6

    Still a work in progress

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    Squat - 225 x 8
    Leg Press - 700 x 8
    Bent DB row - 70 x 8
    SLDL - 185 x 10
    Flat bench - 185 x 3
    Inc DB - 40 x 8
    Curl db- 40 x 8


    But my FAVORITE lift:


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    Squat - 455 x 4 smith
    Leg Press - 770 x 6
    Bent DB row -110'S x 6
    Racked deads - 505 x 6 Deads to the floor - 475 x 2
    Flat DB bench - 110's x 3
    Inc Smith - 225 x 8
    Curl - 125 x 6
    Overhead barbell - 155 x 6
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    I gotta convert all this shit for you non metric barbarians:
    Squat - 396 x 8
    45* - 836 x 12
    Bent row - 264 x 8
    Deads - 314 x 4
    SLDL - 220 x 8
    Flat bench - 253 x 4
    Inc DB - 74 x 8
    Curl - 103 x 6
    Military press 143 x 12
    Tri dips with 187lb mate standin on lap x 12
    Chins - 251 x 6 Me + 27kg db
    Standing calves 462 x 20 hey BjUaFyF get your T/P to hang off it
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    Squat: 250x6
    BB Row: 185x6
    Bench: 155x6 (sucks)
    DBell Press: 50'sx6
    Deadlift: 285x4
    SLDL: no idea...last time I did these it was 175x6 (1 year ago)
    BB Curl: 75x6
    Skullcrusher: 80x6
    Leg Press: 495x6

    All at a bodyweight of around 180-185, LBM of 157.
    What is everyone's LBM (Lean Mass)? It would give us all an idea of strength to weight ratio.
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    Squat 155x12
    Leg Press: 260x12
    BB Row: 95x12
    BB Curl: 45x12
    Incline DB Press: 40x10
    Bench: 105x8
    WG Pullups: Mex7
    Laterals: 20x10
    SLDL: 105x12

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    Originally posted by mochy
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    squat 480x2
    deadlift460x2
    bench 270x2
    clean 270
    i weigh in at 5'6 150 i realy need to add a ton of size. The goals for this winter are 550 for squat deadliftover 500 bench 300 and possibly clean 280.

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    Geez, my row sucks too I knew my back was weak though.
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    Ok here are the Numbers from my last workouts for this week:
    Bench: 365x4
    Squat: 405X10 W/o a belt
    Leg Press: 1,030 (it is all the machine ould hold)
    Stiffys: 340x10
    BB curl: 135x10

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    Those dips and chins are seriously ridiculous claims snake.

    You must be on drugs.
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    i can do at least the same #'s for both, and I am not on drugs...

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    Or at least not THOSE drugs that you speak of!! Hahaha

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    those claims are possible, some people have very differnt muscle distrabutions, me personaly my major muscle concentrations are in my legs, ahh checked the scale today iam 162 now that last weight was about 3.5 weeks ago

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    Squat - 320 x 8
    Leg Press - 495 x 8
    db row - 115 x 8/side
    SLDL - 280 x 8
    DB bench - 110/side x 6-8
    Overhead Dumbell - 65/side x 8
    Preacher Curl - 80 x 8-10

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    Whee!


    Squat - 515 x 1 to shoddy depth, ~455 x 1 to legal depth.
    Leg Press - 1,075 x 8 is a PB
    Bent over BB row- 315 x 7
    DB row- 210 x 7
    SLDL - 495 x 5 (keystone style, bar not to floor.
    Deadlift- 555 x 1
    Flat bench - 335 x 1
    Weighted pull-up- +160 x 1

    Can't do overhead presses or dips due to shoulder problems.

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    lmao. You must be a weekend lifter, ya wuss.

    I thought your shoulder was sorted now?
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    The right one is much better, but, believe it or not, I SLEPT funny on the left one, and now it has the same damn problem.

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