just cleared 450

[Vectork39]

since i wrestle quite a bit, i keep my body weight down below "normal" level although right now im not cutting im actually bulking up. its really hard for me to gain weight and get past 165 lbs, since im only 5'7 tops, another reason i dont weight that much is because my legs arent very bulky since its hard to maintain flexibility and ride legs when they are tree trunks.

 

[bran987]

holy mother of...
is this for real?

 

[The Wenis]

if it's true, wow. at 218 lbs i'm only getting up 315x5, the last one with help.

 

[wtlftr]

maybe the pick is of this dude doing a negative.

 

[40butpumpin]

vectork39, brother you have boofuckingkoo respect from me!!!

more power to you brother!

 

[eviction]

this kid i wrestled with in high school pushed 300+ like it was cake and he weight 130lbs at the time. The kid was so strong it was sick. He was 112-0 throughout his high school career. He was also insane, a nutcase, and I couldn't stand the mother fucker...

but i'll beleive this guy cuz i know how wrestlers are

 

[E23]

let's see some video

 

[newpump]

whoa. I'm in awe. DAMN my weak ass pecs - keep up the good work Vectork!

 

[Juice Authority]

Re: benchnov.jpg

alright i know you have a hard time believing it, and yes i never claimed it was in a meet....you know what i would take a few pounds off if it were a meet, im not that conceited but i was able to get it up without a problem...try this pic it was in november at a local bench press competition, i weighed 165 and i still do weigh that much, but to prove it i will gather some pics, theres one of me putting up 435, then my body weight on my home scale,

What I see there is an assisted overload.

An assisted overload is when you stack on more weight than you can do and bring it down slowly and have the spotter yank it off you chest.

 

[wtlftr]

ummmmmm, a negative