I think for some, a minimum of 25 is required.clemson357 said:what is considered strong?
I heard about some Clemson player who could do it 40 something times...
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I think for some, a minimum of 25 is required.clemson357 said:what is considered strong?
I heard about some Clemson player who could do it 40 something times...
clemson357 said:I can get 225 around 12 times and I max at around 285, so 275 might be a little heavy for you. just my opinion, try it if you want.
Aw what the heck, we post as a couple.devildog88 said:Mino +265 = a guy!
u train DB's more than bar bells? I try to go back-n-forth to keep a 'balance'.camarosuper6 said:My bench sucks compared to a lot of you. I can probably get 275 for 6-8... but I can get the 110lb dumbells for 12-15.... go figure.
True storymin0 lee said:Aw what the heck, we post as a couple.
Total BSmin0 lee said:Aw what the heck, we post as a couple.
I will have to crunch some data and get back to you on this new revelationmin0 lee said:Aw what the heck, we post as a couple.
min0 lee said:There's 3 Foremans!!
soxmuscle said:I figured since I hit 8 of 185 that my max bench would be something over 250.
230 estimate from this sitesoxmuscle said:I haven't maxed out in a while, but i think when i was on HIT and bulking like a mad man that I could probably hit 2-3 reps of 225. I figured since I hit 8 of 185 that my max bench would be something over 250.
i'm going to look back through my journal, maybe i hit 8 of 195 or 200. i just remember thinking my max was somewhere close to 250ForemanRules said:230 estimate from this site
http://www.exrx.net/Calculators/OneRepMax.html
i'm going to have to look back through my journal, but i hit a single of 225 last year when i wasn't even close to 185 for 8 reps. thats interesting.Doublebase said:Maybe but I doubt it. Probably around 225 or so.
BigDyl said:Says my 1 rep max is 313...
True, but remember that if you're training with a low rep range it probably won't improve as much as your 1RM. Your CNS is being trained in a different way with low reps as opposed to high reps (as you probably already know) and it may not carry over as much as one might expect, but that depends largely on genetics and how efficient you already are in certain rep ranges too.stcottar said:I use the bench calculators often to determine my max, I try not to do my 1 rep max. I haven't ever had any shoulder problems and dont want any. I usually pick a weight that I think I will be able to do 2-3. I did try the 225 yesterday an did 12 then first set and 8 the second. It would be interesting to do every 6 weeks or so as a benchmark!