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Seahawks strength coach claims to have benched 500lbs for 37 reps
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very true lion.
as far as the 500 for 37, there was a cop from Texas I believe that did 405 at the Arnold for like 34 reps or something a few years back. This has to be a misprint, that is insane
as far as the 500 for 37, there was a cop from Texas I believe that did 405 at the Arnold for like 34 reps or something a few years back. This has to be a misprint, that is insane
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And why exactly is this impossible? Why would he have to tp out at over 700 lbs? High rep is a different thing altogether folks.
Couple of examples:
I know folks who can do over 1000 push-ups, but their bench is only 285 max, if that.
I have been able to accomplish several hundred push-ups in one go, without ever going over a 335 max bench.
I can do 35-40 strict pull ups right now, today. How much should I be able to add for a pull-up max weight for one rep?
The fact is that 500 is not heavy for this guy, that's all.
I can do 135 for 40's, easily, but I can't get 50. I can do 225 for 13-14, but I can't get 315 up once.
How would you explain this?
When I am on tren or winny I can get 225 for 16,17 (even 18 once) but cannot get 315 up more than once without a spot.
There is a fitness model who can squat 225 for 200 reps, and he is not big at all.
There's just a few examples.
I have no trouble at all believing this person's claim. 500 is very benchable for 10 by a lot of strongmen. So this guy got 37 once. I believe it. Why would a person make such a claim in a way that is guaranteed to have him called out on it if it would kill his reputation?
Just because you can't do it doesn't mean it isn't doable.
Couple of examples:
I know folks who can do over 1000 push-ups, but their bench is only 285 max, if that.
I have been able to accomplish several hundred push-ups in one go, without ever going over a 335 max bench.
I can do 35-40 strict pull ups right now, today. How much should I be able to add for a pull-up max weight for one rep?
The fact is that 500 is not heavy for this guy, that's all.
I can do 135 for 40's, easily, but I can't get 50. I can do 225 for 13-14, but I can't get 315 up once.
How would you explain this?
When I am on tren or winny I can get 225 for 16,17 (even 18 once) but cannot get 315 up more than once without a spot.
There is a fitness model who can squat 225 for 200 reps, and he is not big at all.
There's just a few examples.
I have no trouble at all believing this person's claim. 500 is very benchable for 10 by a lot of strongmen. So this guy got 37 once. I believe it. Why would a person make such a claim in a way that is guaranteed to have him called out on it if it would kill his reputation?
Just because you can't do it doesn't mean it isn't doable.
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