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By (user no longer on site) OP   
50 weeks ago

For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great

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By *eordieJeansCouple
50 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

190kg was my max before I was forced to take an extended period off. Back up to 180 and aiming for 200 early next year

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago


"For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great"

I lift but I stopped deadlifts years ago my back doesn't seem to like me doing them, but 171kg is quite impressive!!

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago

I managed 175kg when I was lifting regularly a good few years back. Couldn't do that again now though

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago

Carrying a work colleague on a daily basis

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago

Before I got injured I max’s at 183.5 on the straight bar, and 240 in the trap cage.

I’ve undone all my hard work with poor choices and a loss of mojo. So I’ll be starting almost from scratch.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
50 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Before I got injured I max’s at 183.5 on the straight bar, and 240 in the trap cage.

I’ve undone all my hard work with poor choices and a loss of mojo. So I’ll be starting almost from scratch. "

The first one is always the hardest but the numbers will fly up when you get back into it.

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By *luttyLaylaWoman
50 weeks ago

North West

130kg

No wraps, but I have weak hands from so many broken fingers doing martial Arts haha x

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago


"130kg

No wraps, but I have weak hands from so many broken fingers doing martial Arts haha x"

I feel this one, my knuckles used to just hurt so much lifting for the same reason!

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago


"Before I got injured I max’s at 183.5 on the straight bar, and 240 in the trap cage.

I’ve undone all my hard work with poor choices and a loss of mojo. So I’ll be starting almost from scratch.

The first one is always the hardest but the numbers will fly up when you get back into it."

I’ve gotta go cardio heavy first. I’m fat again and have high blood pressure. Gotta deal with that before I start lifting again.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
50 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Before I got injured I max’s at 183.5 on the straight bar, and 240 in the trap cage.

I’ve undone all my hard work with poor choices and a loss of mojo. So I’ll be starting almost from scratch.

The first one is always the hardest but the numbers will fly up when you get back into it.

I’ve gotta go cardio heavy first. I’m fat again and have high blood pressure. Gotta deal with that before I start lifting again. "

I feel you. I’ve put on about a stone and finally got back to the gym this week. I was expecting to hate it but I feel 100x better about myself getting it done.

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By *hawn ScottMan
50 weeks ago

london Brixton

220 kg for 1 rep in a local competition

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By *stwo2023Couple
50 weeks ago

Worcester

Desperately seeking 150kg!!

Current 1 rep is 145kg

Her

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago


"Desperately seeking 150kg!!

Current 1 rep is 145kg

Her"

That you Evie? I do recall your DL’ing exploits from days of yesterFab

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By *stwo2023Couple
50 weeks ago

Worcester


"Desperately seeking 150kg!!

Current 1 rep is 145kg

Her

That you Evie? I do recall your DL’ing exploits from days of yesterFab"

Haha that didn't take long did it

Yep. Still going on about it all lol

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago


"Desperately seeking 150kg!!

Current 1 rep is 145kg

Her

That you Evie? I do recall your DL’ing exploits from days of yesterFab

Haha that didn't take long did it

Yep. Still going on about it all lol "

Cheeky scamp, trying to sneak back in unnoticed

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By *igNick1381Man
50 weeks ago

BRIDGEND

Never did 1 rep maxed

Best was 250kg conventional for 4

Nowadays I stick to RDLs / SLDLs for bodybuilding stuff. Mix up barbell, dumbell and also get great use from shrug machines as they can be excellent for DLing

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago

Back up to 170 x2 so far, looking to get back into it properly, but cardio and calories are the bigger concern right now

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By *ddie1966Man
50 weeks ago

Paper Town Central, Essex.

Regularly do 150+kg in my job. Shouldn't, I know, as I don't use a weight belt or strapping.

Whilst at college, I managed 182 kg for 5 reps, but that was a long, long time ago.

It's mainly technique. Good technique will get you another 20kg (or a sack of potatoes in old money).

Ps, I'm a 57 year old bloke. Come on you whippersnappers.

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago

60kg

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
50 weeks ago

Den of Iniquity

2 Pints

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By *hrek101Man
50 weeks ago

Herts

In Imperial 390lbs but I only weighed 11.5 stone.

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By *rMonkeyMan
50 weeks ago

Somewhere

302.5kg in powerlifting competition, my worst lift of th three.

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By *an de LyonMan
50 weeks ago

welling


"For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great"

305kgs 1rm

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago

I don’t do one rep max but I can do sets with 110kg which is more than double my body weight.

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago


"2 Pints "

At the same time

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
49 weeks ago

Horsham

When I lifted, the most I did was about 200.

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By *emini and ScorpioCouple
49 weeks ago

The South West

Mr 200kg

Mrs 155kg

But neither of us chase 1 rep maxes anymore.

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

I picked up a cable drum with 180kg on its label once.

I think it was a dead lift as I was planning on taking it up some stairs but I couldn’t move and had to put it back down. I don’t see the label til I put it down. Drums that size are usually manageable.

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By *hiversMan
49 weeks ago

Dinas Powys

220kg at 77kg bw... chasing 3xbw for 2024 so 231kg.

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By *ickerMan
49 weeks ago

Preston


"Mr 200kg

Mrs 155kg

But neither of us chase 1 rep maxes anymore. "

I would love to get thrown around by the Mrs

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By *oeBeansMan
49 weeks ago

Derby

Good effort! My max is currently 155kg but with straps. I also do conventional rather than sumo as well

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By *oeBeansMan
49 weeks ago

Derby


"Good effort! My max is currently 155kg but with straps. I also do conventional rather than sumo as well "

This week is max testing week though so fingers crossed that number will go up!

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By *arberellasswimsuitCouple
49 weeks ago

hengoed

220kg just messing about after a shoulder work out could of probaly done way heavier if fresh.but I was never an ego lifter didn't have tome to fit ego lifts in my workout

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By *eordieJeansCouple
49 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Good effort! My max is currently 155kg but with straps. I also do conventional rather than sumo as well "

Sumo is cheating.

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By *oeBeansMan
49 weeks ago

Derby


"Good effort! My max is currently 155kg but with straps. I also do conventional rather than sumo as well

Sumo is cheating."

I'm just worried that I'd definitely pull my groin if I tried

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By *eordieJeansCouple
49 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Good effort! My max is currently 155kg but with straps. I also do conventional rather than sumo as well

Sumo is cheating.

I'm just worried that I'd definitely pull my groin if I tried "

Sumo lifters can only pull their vaginas

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By *929Man
49 weeks ago

newcastle

I don’t do conventional deadlift currently and still rebuilding strength since my heart attack (taking longer than I anticipated haha) I using stiff leg deadlift currently last workout was 170kg x 8, last cycle of convention deadlift one rep max calculators put estimated max at 240kg but never actually tested it so take with pinch of salt

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By *oeBeansMan
49 weeks ago

Derby


"Good effort! My max is currently 155kg but with straps. I also do conventional rather than sumo as well

Sumo is cheating.

I'm just worried that I'd definitely pull my groin if I tried

Sumo lifters can only pull their vaginas "

This is so Dom Mazzetti it's unreal

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

200kg about 10 year ago . I don’t go so heavy these days . I get sciatica so I just keep it to 120 ish if not lower

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By *eordieJeansCouple
49 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Good effort! My max is currently 155kg but with straps. I also do conventional rather than sumo as well

Sumo is cheating.

I'm just worried that I'd definitely pull my groin if I tried

Sumo lifters can only pull their vaginas

This is so Dom Mazzetti it's unreal "

The Brofessor only speaks the truth

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By *a1970Man
49 weeks ago

East cork

My max was 140..

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By *ingdangTV/TS
49 weeks ago

Manchester

So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
49 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol."

Easy. My wife could do 80kg before our second child and she hates the gym.

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By *luttyLaylaWoman
49 weeks ago

North West


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol."

Enter any CrossFit gym/ go to any CrossFit comp then haha

Those RX girls are squatting and cleaning it

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By *929Man
49 weeks ago

newcastle

There’s loads lasses at gym I go to doing 100kg +

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By *ickerMan
49 weeks ago

Preston


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol.

Enter any CrossFit gym/ go to any CrossFit comp then haha

Those RX girls are squatting and cleaning it "

Impressive how strong the girls are these days. The effort and hardwork they put in is amazing

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By *oxesMan
49 weeks ago

Southend, Essex

Surly it depends on the stance

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By *oxesMan
49 weeks ago

Southend, Essex


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol.

Enter any CrossFit gym/ go to any CrossFit comp then haha

Those RX girls are squatting and cleaning it

Impressive how strong the girls are these days. The effort and hardwork they put in is amazing "

The attitude to weights has completely changed and that's a good thing.

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple
49 weeks ago

Manchester-ish


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol.

Enter any CrossFit gym/ go to any CrossFit comp then haha

Those RX girls are squatting and cleaning it "

Definitely, my 1rm was 105kg and I wasn't particularly strong. 75kg backsquat, 45kg clean and jerk. Then I had kids and got lifting fear I'm a zen yoga person nowadays!

J

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By *luttyLaylaWoman
49 weeks ago

North West


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol.

Enter any CrossFit gym/ go to any CrossFit comp then haha

Those RX girls are squatting and cleaning it

Definitely, my 1rm was 105kg and I wasn't particularly strong. 75kg backsquat, 45kg clean and jerk. Then I had kids and got lifting fear I'm a zen yoga person nowadays!

J"

Love that!

I’ve just started yoga to support my martial arts and CrossFit!

I’m rubbish at it but end up with a right sweat on haha x

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By *emini and ScorpioCouple
49 weeks ago

The South West


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol.

Enter any CrossFit gym/ go to any CrossFit comp then haha

Those RX girls are squatting and cleaning it "

Wife’s numbers where 155kg deadlift, 120kg squat and 75kg at 62kg body weight. She did compete at powerlifting but trains more like a bodybuilder now.

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By *rMonkeyMan
49 weeks ago

Somewhere


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol."

Probably more common than you think these days. I know many pulling 200kg+, a few pulling 250kg as well.

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

205 for 6 reps was my max. Now I'm happy to maintain 140 for three sets

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
49 weeks ago

North West


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol."

I can tow 120kg by wheelchair, on a prowler. If I wasn't IN a wheelchair, I'd be deadlifting substantially more than 100kg!

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By *jay38Man
49 weeks ago

melton

305kg for 2 before a torn ACL , mcl and pectoral . Safe to say my days of big lifts are long behind me

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

155kgs my pb standard deadlift, 200kgs on a rack pull

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

180kg before prolapsed a disc L4/L5. Stick to machines and cables now which are probably better for a ripped physique

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago


"155kgs my pb standard deadlift, 200kgs on a rack pull "

Lovely to see you back on Fab

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
49 weeks ago

Transsexual Transylvania

I can lift two whole bags of shopping from Lidl - cans and frozens and everything! I think it's pretty impressive.

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By *razytimesinloveCouple
49 weeks ago

SW Scotland

255kg for one, have managed 180kg for 20reps in 60 seconds

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By *aith SkynbyrdWoman
49 weeks ago

Somewhere else

Can do about my own body weight.

But I don’t weigh much so it’s not all that impressive

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By *inister_SpinsterWoman
49 weeks ago

North West


"180kg before prolapsed a disc L4/L5. Stick to machines and cables now which are probably better for a ripped physique "

Hadn't noticed.

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago


"For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great"

I was never one for 1 rep max...used to do sets of 8-10 at 130kg....so I guess my rep max wouldn't be a millions miles off 170 give or take

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By *andA250Couple
49 weeks ago

London

Mrs 70kg for 1

Mr 250kg for 1

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol."

Yeah I'm also sceptical about some of the numbers on this thread....not specifically the women just in general haha

It's like pun chat where you get these blokes who drink all the time who could claim they lift a lot

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago


"For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great"

When my ex got wasted I abandoned her. Someone bright her back sadly

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By *ill.willMan
49 weeks ago

..

190 a few years ago, was going for a 200 dead lift and bench but injured my knee

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By *oeBeansMan
49 weeks ago

Derby


"For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great

I was never one for 1 rep max...used to do sets of 8-10 at 130kg....so I guess my rep max wouldn't be a millions miles off 170 give or take "

There's a 1rm calculator online that can tell you what it would be

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By *razytimesinloveCouple
49 weeks ago

SW Scotland


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol."

Mrs CT can rep that with an axle bar.

There’s plenty of women deadlifting 200 plus

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By *eavensscent80Man
49 weeks ago

Wickham

195 kg at 76 kilos about 7 years ago, now my weight and what I can lift have both gone in different directions!

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By *oding1Man
49 weeks ago

marlow

Now up to 5lb ..

Great news full shoulder movement and now started with weights..

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By *rHotNottsMan
49 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol."

Lots of women have huge amounts of muscle mass in the bum, thighs and calf’s , more than a lot of guys.

My youngest daughter is tiny, but so strong, when she was about 14, she could do deep squats while piggybacking me and I was 95K. Within a couple of weeks of training at 19, she could dead lift 140K

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago


"For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great

I was never one for 1 rep max...used to do sets of 8-10 at 130kg....so I guess my rep max wouldn't be a millions miles off 170 give or take

There's a 1rm calculator online that can tell you what it would be "

Funnily enough my 1 rep max cam out at 173 kg according to the calculator

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By *stwo2023Couple
49 weeks ago

Worcester


"So many girls claim they can lift more than 100KG, I simply won't believe you lot lol."

Why?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
49 weeks ago

North West


"For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great

I was never one for 1 rep max...used to do sets of 8-10 at 130kg....so I guess my rep max wouldn't be a millions miles off 170 give or take

There's a 1rm calculator online that can tell you what it would be "

If I was able to deadlift.....

The 1RM calcs say if I deadlifted 100kg, it's only "novice" level. An "elite" lift for my age and bodyweight would be 179kg apparently!

My 1RM for incline bench is 47kg which apparently puts me at "intermediate". I'll take it

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By *mf123Man
49 weeks ago

with one foot out the door

7.6 million ounces

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By *oldyoudown41Man
49 weeks ago

caledonian

Mind your knees folks … 190 kg is serious

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By *eansayianMan
49 weeks ago

oxford

Im friends with this polish lad, that doesnt workout that did 220kg first time, biggest freak ive ever met in my life, he’s only 5ft8 weighs 75kg lean, naturally athletic but doesnt look like he lifts as such. Put up some strange feats of strength though, he did a chin up with 50kg attached first time ever trying a weighted chin up! 80kg standing overhead press 100kg bench and he repped 60kg on a barbell curl, perfect form yet his arm are like 14.5 inches max! Like it makes no sense, Btw the 220kg deadlift he wasnt at failure he just said thats enough, the whole gym stopped as they know he dont lift! Ive tried to get him to train properly but he says he doesnt wanna get big ???????

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By *alm_one4Man
49 weeks ago

RM16


"Can do about my own body weight.

But I don’t weigh much so it’s not all that impressive "

Don’t put yourself down, anyone who can deadlift their own weight is doing ok.

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By *hiversMan
49 weeks ago

Dinas Powys


"

Yeah I'm also sceptical about some of the numbers on this thread....not specifically the women just in general haha

It's like pun chat where you get these blokes who drink all the time who could claim they lift a lot "

Not seen anything on here that's unbelievable so far. There are a few seriously impressive lifts (250kg+ is very strong even for an experienced lifter) but nothing that immediately makes me think 'No way'.

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By *hawn ScottMan
49 weeks ago

london Brixton


"

Yeah I'm also sceptical about some of the numbers on this thread....not specifically the women just in general haha

It's like pun chat where you get these blokes who drink all the time who could claim they lift a lot

Not seen anything on here that's unbelievable so far. There are a few seriously impressive lifts (250kg+ is very strong even for an experienced lifter) but nothing that immediately makes me think 'No way'."

250kg is very impressive but not unbelievable for an experience lifter.

My 180kg was before 2 ruptured discs and surgery!

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By *hiversMan
49 weeks ago

Dinas Powys


"

Yeah I'm also sceptical about some of the numbers on this thread....not specifically the women just in general haha

It's like pun chat where you get these blokes who drink all the time who could claim they lift a lot

Not seen anything on here that's unbelievable so far. There are a few seriously impressive lifts (250kg+ is very strong even for an experienced lifter) but nothing that immediately makes me think 'No way'.

250kg is very impressive but not unbelievable for an experience lifter.

My 180kg was before 2 ruptured discs and surgery!"

Exactly... its all perspective I suppose. If you lift in a leisure centre or commercial gym it would be pretty rare, but in an Oly or powerlifting focused facility not so much

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By *inister_SpinsterWoman
49 weeks ago

North West

As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends.

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By *rMrs CumalotCouple
49 weeks ago

East Mids

270 kg for 3 standard but weighing in at 120kg

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By *emini and ScorpioCouple
49 weeks ago

The South West


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends. "

Everyone post their Wilks score

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By *hiversMan
49 weeks ago

Dinas Powys


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends.

Everyone post their Wilks score "

346.44

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By *orYourThighsOnlyMan
49 weeks ago

Midlands

We train with deadlift platform for cars. Ford Mondeo, Volkswagen Passat x 6 times each.

Rarely use barbell. 250kg + light red bands so I presume 270 ish

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends.

Everyone post their Wilks score "

For me, at the time I did my 1RM test, 264.98

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By *oeBeansMan
49 weeks ago

Derby


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends.

Everyone post their Wilks score "

249.8 as that's just above intermediate, I reckon that's about right. I just wish I hadn't faffed around not being committed sooner!

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By *eordieJeansCouple
49 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends. "

I think I was 89kg when I did 190 so just over 2x bodyweight.

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By *rMonkeyMan
49 weeks ago

Somewhere

At 108.8kg bodyweight in competition 302.5kg deadlift, 300kg squat, 197.5kg bench.

I've competed at a higher bodyweight and totalled less.

At 94.2kg I've competed in bench only competition and did 180kg.

Now broken and don't lift that heavy.

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

Never tested my 1 rep max. But I'm currently lifting my bodyweight plus 15% for 8 rep sets.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
49 weeks ago

North West


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends.

Everyone post their Wilks score "

Can't, because I can't squat or deadlift anymore. Only bench. Is there a revised version for disabled people?!

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By *ormalfornorfolkMan
49 weeks ago

Norwich

I can pick my wife up and she weighs more than me

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By *razytimesinloveCouple
49 weeks ago

SW Scotland


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends.

Everyone post their Wilks score

Can't, because I can't squat or deadlift anymore. Only bench. Is there a revised version for disabled people?! "

Yep there’s seated deadlift, know a couple of guys that do that while injured the Achilles issues

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

285kg for 1, was chasing after 300kg but stopped strongman Febuary of this year and moved back to bodybuilding style of training so the reps are much more controlled with the weight much lower.

Mostly machine work now as I do 1 set to complete failure.

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

I’m not bothered about the numbers these days. I don’t lift heavy for sure. As long as people are lifting that’s the win to be fair.

Well done everyone

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
49 weeks ago

North West


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends.

Everyone post their Wilks score

Can't, because I can't squat or deadlift anymore. Only bench. Is there a revised version for disabled people?!

Yep there’s seated deadlift, know a couple of guys that do that while injured the Achilles issues "

How would that work in a wheelchair though? Or is there a machine you can sit in? My wheelchair has a maximum weight rate of 120kg, so any total weight I put through it (including me), I need to be careful because I don't want to break my suspension.

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By *emini and ScorpioCouple
49 weeks ago

The South West


"I’m not bothered about the numbers these days. I don’t lift heavy for sure. As long as people are lifting that’s the win to be fair.

Well done everyone "

This is us now. Mrs competed in a few CrossFit and powerlifting competitions, very proud moments for me to see her especially when she won but the wear and tear on the body and risk of injury not worth it for us now. Now we actually do a lot more isolation exercises rather than just concentrating on the big compound lifts.

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By *hawn ScottMan
49 weeks ago

london Brixton


"I’m not bothered about the numbers these days. I don’t lift heavy for sure. As long as people are lifting that’s the win to be fair.

Well done everyone

This is us now. Mrs competed in a few CrossFit and powerlifting competitions, very proud moments for me to see her especially when she won but the wear and tear on the body and risk of injury not worth it for us now. Now we actually do a lot more isolation exercises rather than just concentrating on the big compound lifts. "

Yeah unless you're a powerlifter don't see the reason to constantly try and beat your one rep max. Regardless if its compound exercises or isolation the most important thing is strict form. Breaking form or doing cheat reps is a sure way to injury! But nothing builds muscle like the squat, bench and deadlift. I'm sure you've heard of the 20 rep squat workout? That combined with lots of calories puts on bulk quickly, only recommended for 6 weeks. Think I have only managed 4 before my body said no more!

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By *hawn ScottMan
49 weeks ago

london Brixton


"I’m not bothered about the numbers these days. I don’t lift heavy for sure. As long as people are lifting that’s the win to be fair.

Well done everyone

This is us now. Mrs competed in a few CrossFit and powerlifting competitions, very proud moments for me to see her especially when she won but the wear and tear on the body and risk of injury not worth it for us now. Now we actually do a lot more isolation exercises rather than just concentrating on the big compound lifts. "

I done the NABBA Mr Ireland many years ago, never again! I just done one bbing show to prove I could do it but that diet was hell

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By *rilogyMan
49 weeks ago

Eastbourne

Love doing deadlifts. Probably one of the best exercises you can do.

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By *emini and ScorpioCouple
49 weeks ago

The South West

When I (mr) was younger I done the German volume training workout. More recently followed the nsuns programme before started getting too many injuries. I still do light squats but only deadlift with a trap bar now.

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

30kg for 4 reps. Twice.

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By *hawn ScottMan
49 weeks ago

london Brixton


"When I (mr) was younger I done the German volume training workout. More recently followed the nsuns programme before started getting too many injuries. I still do light squats but only deadlift with a trap bar now."

I'm much the same, my body is wrecked! Back surgery, neck surgery. Decided against knee surgery and just put up with the slight pain. Most of it was wrestling but having a body came with the job so it was under a lot of pressure

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By *ickerMan
48 weeks ago

Preston

Sounds like a lot of people have picked up injuries, lifting to heavy or over doing it.

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By *razytimesinloveCouple
48 weeks ago

SW Scotland


"As an Olympic lifter, I'm always interested in other peoples lifts.

Impressed at folks close to 200kg DL. What their messages are missing is their bodyweight so you can see what % over BW they're lifting.

Stay strong friends.

Everyone post their Wilks score

Can't, because I can't squat or deadlift anymore. Only bench. Is there a revised version for disabled people?!

Yep there’s seated deadlift, know a couple of guys that do that while injured the Achilles issues

How would that work in a wheelchair though? Or is there a machine you can sit in? My wheelchair has a maximum weight rate of 120kg, so any total weight I put through it (including me), I need to be careful because I don't want to break my suspension."

The comps I’ve seen, you sit on a bench and the barbell is under you. I’m not sure if you’d be strapped down the the bench for support like the bench press though

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By *razytimesinloveCouple
48 weeks ago

SW Scotland

Have a search for Martin Tye seated deadlift

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By *ools and the brainCouple
48 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

I deadlifted a house once.

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By *aiseiMan
48 weeks ago

Birmingham

Currently on 100kg for 6 reps / 3 sets.

Slowly building up, but probably not pushing hard enough. I get aerobically fatigued more than I max out on the lift.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
48 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"I deadlifted a house once."

It was a four bedroom detached with a double garage.

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By *ormalfornorfolkMan
48 weeks ago

Norwich


"Have a search for Martin Tye seated deadlift "

Impressive stuff, uplifting background story too.

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By *ornucopiaMan
48 weeks ago

Bexley

life wouldn't have been complete for me without experiencing a double hernia!

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By *stwo2023Couple
47 weeks ago

Worcester


"Desperately seeking 150kg!!

Current 1 rep is 145kg

Her"

I got 150kg,!!!!!

Powered by snowman outfit and zero alcohol mulled wine

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By (user no longer on site)
47 weeks ago


"Desperately seeking 150kg!!

Current 1 rep is 145kg

Her

I got 150kg,!!!!!

Powered by snowman outfit and zero alcohol mulled wine "

Ooft!

Result!

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By *ickerMan
46 weeks ago

Preston

Who has the biggest lift out of all the women?

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By *MisschiefxTV/TS
46 weeks ago

London

160kg was my max. I don't think I could go higher, I have metal plates in my arm from a severe fracture dislocation which don't allow it to straighten fully and 160 felt on the edge of something going wrong. Hurt for a week after. My goal was always 180 but oh well.

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By *929Man
46 weeks ago

newcastle

Anyone see the strongman last night on 5 the lass deadlifted 318kg and looked like she had more in her was fucking unreal

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By *rMonkeyMan
46 weeks ago

Somewhere


"Anyone see the strongman last night on 5 the lass deadlifted 318kg and looked like she had more in her was fucking unreal "

Lucy Underdown, I think she may well get very close to 350kg deadlift one day, rate of progression on her lifts has been insane.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
46 weeks ago

North West


"Have a search for Martin Tye seated deadlift "

Thanks. Will chat it through with my PT because I have a LOT of problems with my lower back and don't need to make them worse.

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By *he AlternativesCouple
46 weeks ago

Swingington

390kg conventional deadlift no straps

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By *hunky GentMan
46 weeks ago

Maldon and Peterborough


"For people that like lifting, what's the most you have done on a deadlift?

Just done 171kg for 1 rep and currently feeling great"

2 women.

Yes, you read that right.

My party trick - one on each arm.

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By *o scandalousWoman
46 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Anyone see the strongman last night on 5 the lass deadlifted 318kg and looked like she had more in her was fucking unreal "

She looked like she could lift so much more. She was incredible!

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By *929Man
46 weeks ago

newcastle


"Anyone see the strongman last night on 5 the lass deadlifted 318kg and looked like she had more in her was fucking unreal

She looked like she could lift so much more. She was incredible!"

Aye it absolutely flew up didn’t even have to hitch it

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