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Tall guys vs Shorter guys

I dont know bro I would much rather be tall than short... I am pretty tall now I guess (5'11") and I cant imagine being any shorter. My muscles are longer I think but my chest and back and shoulders are definitely thick and muscular. My arms and forearms though I REALLY have to hit hard and heavy all the time to get them to look thicker. Theyre naturally a little longer so they kinda look skinny. I hate that shit!!
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Gary Heisey holds the record for deadlifting (925lb?). Mr. Heisey is about 6'6" if I remember correctly.

How much do you weigh?.....500 isnt anything to be ashamed of.


Mjollnir said:
Sorter folks definitely have an advantage in simpler lever issues in basic, compound lifts.

I'm 6'3", and I have to be very carefull when going heavy with deads, for example, but shorter guys don't have as far to travel because of shorter limbs, and have a far easier time lifting heavy, to my experinece.

I thought I was bad because I finally got to the 5 plate club in deads (500lbs) for 3 reps, and the next day I observed a guy about 5'5" doing sets of 10 at 425, and he didn't look too put out at all.

Back to the drawing board...
 
At 6'3" it takes more muscle to make my arms look big. Also I must move weights furter tan a guy who is 5'9", so it's a little decieving. A guy at 5'9"looks alot bigger at 223 than I do!!!
 
Imnotdutch said:
Gary Heisey holds the record for deadlifting (925lb?). Mr. Heisey is about 6'6" if I remember correctly.

How much do you weigh?.....500 isnt anything to be ashamed of.



My weight varies from 225 to 235. 3 reps at 500 killed me for about a week as well.
 
Ok so you went over double bodyweight.....now you can start to work on a triple bodyweight deadlift :)

Mjollnir said:


My weight varies from 225 to 235. 3 reps at 500 killed me for about a week as well.
 
the shirt "big" guys look better until they stand next to a tall "big" guy. Arnold and Franco come to mind as do Dillet and someone like Deexter Jackson...the big guys just make them look small...

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Imnotdutch said:
Ok so you went over double bodyweight.....now you can start to work on a triple bodyweight deadlift :)


Thanks. I really meant it when, though: I train for strength to compliment my overall fitness and sport, but I am not a strength sport athlete, i.e., powerlifter, and am not used to 1 rep Max's or even 3 rep power sets.

That was the first time I got the notion to really see what I could do, and it was very strange. I literally felt drained of power afterwards for days.
 
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