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    How much could u bench when u first started?

    I could not do 95 for one rep!
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    I think it will vary dramatically with the age people started...

    I did my first Bench Press when I was 15 (possibly just 16, not sure) I did a 70Kg Press for 2 reps (154lbs)

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    im naturally big anyway ... i think i started when i wer 16 and i did 75Kg for 5 reps

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    100 lbs for 3 reps, I was in 6th grade
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    i couldn't max 100 in 9th grade

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    I did 135 several times. I can't remember an exact number though... Maybe like 5-7 times or something.
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    I benched in the facinity of 300lbs when I first started.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Delroy
    I benched in the facinity of 300lbs when I first started.
    I'm sure you did....

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    Quote Originally Posted by silencer
    I'm sure you did....
    I heard alot of really strong lifters bench in that facinity -

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    70 lbs for 10 reps on a Smith machine, 24 yr old.

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    i don't know, but i know it was definitely over 135, as two months into lifting i hit 185 and was happy as hell
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
    I heard alot of really strong lifters bench in that facinity -

    I heard smart lifters lift in that facinity too.
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    Yep, I was 16 when I first lifted, Did 300lbs a few times...No sweat. I must be a SMART, STRONG lifter...And im not Full of shit either.

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    The bar when I was 13 nearly killed me! lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yanick
    i don't know, but i know it was definitely over 135, as two months into lifting i hit 185 and was happy as hell

    and you never improved after that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by silencer
    Yep, I was 16 when I first lifted, Did 300lbs a few times...No sweat. I must be a SMART, STRONG lifter...And im not Full of shit either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by silencer
    Yep, I was 16 when I first lifted, Did 300lbs a few times...No sweat. I must be a SMART, STRONG lifter...And im not Full of shit either.
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    First time I benched was in 10th grade, Age 15. I could only do 100 lbs for one rep when I started. I managed to get up to a 160 max in 3 months. I guess that's a pretty decent advancement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    Are you related to NEW_IN_THE_GAME????
    Obviously the sarcasim flew right over your head which doesn't surprise me...

    People were pointing out that "strong" and "smart" lifters lift in around that weight range.

    I was detesting the Fact that Lee Delroy, who pretty much posts Crap 100% of the time Didn't lift 300lbs with his first bench press attempt.

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    When I was in 8th grade, I did 95 x 3 for my first time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by silencer
    I was detesting the Fact that Lee Delroy, who pretty much posts Crap 100% of the time Didn't lift 300lbs with his first bench press attempt.
    how lame and stupid does a person have to be to post bullshit spam on an internet forum for entertainment....I would consider german shepards or apes to be a higher form of life...

    On a related note. Less than 3 years ago I was doing sets of 8 with 95lbs. Today my last set was 230 for 4+1

    Should be higher but I went on a pretty long break from the gym at some point in those 3 years.
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    I was doing three sets of eight with 135 as a workout in the eighth grade. Before that I don't really remember.
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    when i was 13 i could only do 70lbs 1rep....by the way i maxed today and i got 190lbs lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by silencer
    Obviously the sarcasim flew right over your head which doesn't surprise me...

    People were pointing out that "strong" and "smart" lifters lift in around that weight range.

    I was detesting the Fact that Lee Delroy, who pretty much posts Crap 100% of the time Didn't lift 300lbs with his first bench press attempt.
    Obviously the sarcasm of my post went right over your head
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    75lbs one rep.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    Obviously the sarcasm of my post went right over your head
    That wasn't Sarcasm, it was a direct question, which implied that I was similar to a certain person....anyway fuck this, im sick of arguing on this thread. Just fuck off and die.

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    Quote Originally Posted by silencer
    That wasn't Sarcasm, it was a direct question, which implied that I was similar to a certain person....anyway fuck this, im sick of arguing on this thread. Just fuck off and die.
    I feel sorry for you and your family
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