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    How thick is a 45lb plate?

    Just wondering because I stacked 7 of them for box squats on my DE Squat day
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    They vary.

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    Doesn't matter. Just write down the number of plates you sat on. When you box squat, always use those plates so that you have something to measure progress against.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk View Post
    Doesn't matter. Just write down the number of plates you sat on. When you box squat, always use those plates so that you have something to measure progress against.
    Sounds good.

    Are the rubber coated ones that much taller? I think I used a mix of both. I doubt the difference in height will be significant though.
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    it depends on the brand. some rubber coated plates are super thick (like the york training plates) and others are not.
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