Subliminal

Anyone know where I can find a calculator to tell me the percentage of my body weight Im lifting? like 100% my body weight or whatever? I think thats what im looking for.......not very sure but if anyone has a clue I could use some help

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Mudge

Uhh dude, whip out a POCKET CALCULATOR or the calculator on your computer

If you bench press 900 pounds and you weigh 300 pounds, you are benching 300% of your bodyweight. I'm sure you are stronger than that, but we are talking theoretical here

YOUR LIFT / YOUR BODYWEIGHT = PERCENTAGE

900 / 300 = 300%

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Subliminal

Ah I see, thanks for that formula man. I wasn't sure how to go about it..didn't think it was that simple. I figured it was some uber hard sophisicated calculation. and uh, is that you in your avatar? I would run from that guy if I saw him walking my way

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Mudge

Nope that is world strongman legend Bill Kazmaeir

http://www.mcshane-enterprises.com/ASL/kaz.html

Height: 6'3"
Weight: 321 to 350 lbs.
Measurements: 60" chest
23" biceps
17" forearms
22+" neck
40" waist
32" thigh
20.5" calfs

One of his most amazing feats to me is cheat curling around 440 pounds for 10 reps, I am about half as strong as most of the strongmen but anyone curling 400+ pounds is just a freak, and for 10 reps at that!

Manfred is listed as being able to do it for a single, still impressive:

http://hoback.ncsa.uiuc.edu/~prajlich/manfred/

With division calculations there is an obvious incorrect or correct answer, like miles per gallon Give yourself an example like the one above that you know the answer is 50% or say 200%, and then check the work and voila, you know if your formula is correcto or not.

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When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be. Lao-Tzu
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