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By *eaponofdustruction OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Norwich

Name the exercise then your personal best that you've worked hard to achieve

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

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By *eaponofdustruction OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Norwich


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that."

Squats are a killer 😅

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Squats are a killer 😅"

I’m being smarter with my training these days. I’m going for longevity over big numbers because the injuries started to pile up.

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By *eaponofdustruction OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Norwich


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Squats are a killer 😅

I’m being smarter with my training these days. I’m going for longevity over big numbers because the injuries started to pile up."

Exactly that mate got to train sensibly can still get the same result going lighter more control and concentration on muscle

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Squats are a killer 😅

I’m being smarter with my training these days. I’m going for longevity over big numbers because the injuries started to pile up.

Exactly that mate got to train sensibly can still get the same result going lighter more control and concentration on muscle "

I’ve been doing a lot of research into training methods and what I’m doing at the minute seems to be working so I’ll keep it up until I get bored and feel like switching up again.

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By *eaponofdustruction OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Norwich


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Squats are a killer 😅

I’m being smarter with my training these days. I’m going for longevity over big numbers because the injuries started to pile up.

Exactly that mate got to train sensibly can still get the same result going lighter more control and concentration on muscle

I’ve been doing a lot of research into training methods and what I’m doing at the minute seems to be working so I’ll keep it up until I get bored and feel like switching up again."

That's key keep it interesting change it up consistency 👌

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By *r.ZeusMan
5 weeks ago

Basgiath War College

Deadlift. Over 3 times body weight with no belt or straps

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By *ichaelangelaCouple
5 weeks ago

notts

My personal best is not keep talking and boring people about what I have done

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By *uzzieboyMan
5 weeks ago

taunton


"Name the exercise then your personal best that you've worked hard to achieve "

Leg press

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By *rHotNottsMan
5 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham

Chest press 115kg

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
5 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh


"Deadlift. Over 3 times body weight with no belt or straps"

Bloody hell!

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
5 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh

Turning up 🤣

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By *ndymac888Man
5 weeks ago

Dumbarton


"My personal best is not keep talking and boring people about what I have done "

If we wanted boring we would check out your profile.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Deadlift. Over 3 times body weight with no belt or straps"

Can I ask why without a belt? I put my back out warming up once and haven’t done a squat or deadlift without a belt since.

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By *ou only live onceMan
5 weeks ago

London


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that."

Jeez! At what bodyweight, mate? That's bloody impressive!

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
5 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh


"My personal best is not keep talking and boring people about what I have done

If we wanted boring we would check out your profile."

Ouch ! Shots fired !!

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By *avexxMan
5 weeks ago

cheshire

in my younger days would never squat without a belt

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Jeez! At what bodyweight, mate? That's bloody impressive!"

I was between 95-97kg. Sitting at 78kg these days.

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By *zeroMan
5 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Deadlift. Over 3 times body weight with no belt or straps

Can I ask why without a belt? I put my back out warming up once and haven’t done a squat or deadlift without a belt since."

As a relative lightweight it terms of squats and deadlifts how does the belt help?

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By *ou only live onceMan
5 weeks ago

London


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Jeez! At what bodyweight, mate? That's bloody impressive!

I was between 95-97kg. Sitting at 78kg these days."

Hats off!

I've been 3kg short of a double bodyweight squat for ages. Not sure I'll get there with this aging body, but slow and steady wins the race so not quite giving up yet!

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Deadlift. Over 3 times body weight with no belt or straps

Can I ask why without a belt? I put my back out warming up once and haven’t done a squat or deadlift without a belt since.

As a relative lightweight it terms of squats and deadlifts how does the belt help?"

You brace your core which keeps your back intact when lifting heavy. I won’t even squat more than a plate each side without it.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Jeez! At what bodyweight, mate? That's bloody impressive!

I was between 95-97kg. Sitting at 78kg these days.

Hats off!

I've been 3kg short of a double bodyweight squat for ages. Not sure I'll get there with this aging body, but slow and steady wins the race so not quite giving up yet!

"

That was my aim so I just ate everything in site until I did it. I should have never been anywhere near that bodyweight but that’s what it took to hit my target.

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By *ou only live onceMan
5 weeks ago

London


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Jeez! At what bodyweight, mate? That's bloody impressive!

I was between 95-97kg. Sitting at 78kg these days.

Hats off!

I've been 3kg short of a double bodyweight squat for ages. Not sure I'll get there with this aging body, but slow and steady wins the race so not quite giving up yet!

That was my aim so I just ate everything in site until I did it. I should have never been anywhere near that bodyweight but that’s what it took to hit my target."

Ha! Props too on the weight loss - I know if I'd never lose it if I put it on, so just kind of hover where it feels about right. Should really drop a couple of kgs to be leaner, but I'm lazy.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Jeez! At what bodyweight, mate? That's bloody impressive!

I was between 95-97kg. Sitting at 78kg these days.

Hats off!

I've been 3kg short of a double bodyweight squat for ages. Not sure I'll get there with this aging body, but slow and steady wins the race so not quite giving up yet!

That was my aim so I just ate everything in site until I did it. I should have never been anywhere near that bodyweight but that’s what it took to hit my target.

Ha! Props too on the weight loss - I know if I'd never lose it if I put it on, so just kind of hover where it feels about right. Should really drop a couple of kgs to be leaner, but I'm lazy."

Cheers. I’ve got a few things going on over summer, after that I’ll be back on the cut to get shredded.

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By *hechonkyduoCouple
5 weeks ago

The Heart of Hollownest, Dudleyish.

Deadlift, 252kg

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By *he go downMan
5 weeks ago

chesire

5k run 18:46

5k row 19:42

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By *he go downMan
5 weeks ago

chesire

Just to take it of only lifting

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By *rHotNottsMan
5 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"5k run 18:46

5k row 19:42"

That’s a decent 5K run. My goal was always to bench press 100 K and run a sub 20 minute 5K never managed it got 115 on the bench but my PB for 5K never below 21:13

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By *ichaelangelaCouple
5 weeks ago

notts

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By *ichaelangelaCouple
5 weeks ago

notts


"My personal best is not keep talking and boring people about what I have done

If we wanted boring we would check out your profile.

Ouch ! Shots fired !! "

Check away. It says no longer playing

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By *an8iMan
5 weeks ago

Bilston

I've just started back after a couple of months off after having acupuncture cupping and sports massage's on my back and shoulders

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By *ildTimes.Man
5 weeks ago

Wherever I May Roam

I don't train heavy anymore it's not worth the injury risk to be ego lifting. Shorten rest periods, rest pause, slow eccentric...multiple ways to train without risking injury. 🥪

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By *urvelover87Man
5 weeks ago

London

Turning up and consistently going. Always struggled with motivation to actually go and train, so having been consistent for the last 4 months is a result I am proud of. Still look skinny as fuck, but it's a work in progress.

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By *ancashireredheadWoman
5 weeks ago

Up North

I achieved a pb on the leg press this morning but hip thrust is my next target.

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By *orthern BeardMan
5 weeks ago

South Wales

I’m never pushing for PB’s. Happy to just be turning up consistently and putting in the work

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By *eoBloomsMan
5 weeks ago

Springfield

New PB with the Trouser Press yesterday. 💪

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By *avenNightsMan
5 weeks ago

Canvey Island

Errr - rack pulls PB is 65kg (current)

Leg press - 140kg (current)

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By *aramel.desiresMan
5 weeks ago

Laleham

I once went 5 days in a row.

Benched 110kg and I weighted 75kg.

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By *ists003Man
5 weeks ago

London

10 pull ups at 20kg

And only weighing 59kg

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By *r.ZeusMan
5 weeks ago

Basgiath War College


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Jeez! At what bodyweight, mate? That's bloody impressive!

I was between 95-97kg. Sitting at 78kg these days.

Hats off!

I've been 3kg short of a double bodyweight squat for ages. Not sure I'll get there with this aging body, but slow and steady wins the race so not quite giving up yet!

"

A weightlifting belt helps you lift more weight primarily by increasing intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) and stabilizing your spine.

When you wear a belt and brace your core (take a deep breath and push your abdomen out), the belt gives your abdominal muscles something to press against.

This pressure acts like an internal airbag, supporting your spine from the inside.

Think of it like inflating a balloon in a closed container — it makes the whole structure more rigid.

Result: Your spine is more supported, reducing the risk of flexion (bending) under heavy loads.

I just never liked wearing a belt and wanted the strength to be carried out in the real world

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By *hNo.Its.PierrotMan
5 weeks ago

London

Walking through the door

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By *alm_one4Man
5 weeks ago

RM16

Farmers Walk using 46kg dumbbells for 60 meters.

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By *oeBeansMan
5 weeks ago

Derby


"Walking through the door"

This may be tongue in cheek, but I'm being serious when I say that for some, that's all it takes! Well done for even taking that first step with how daunting it can be ❤️

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By *oeBeansMan
5 weeks ago

Derby

130kg squat

160kg deadlift

85kg bench press

Paltry numbers compared to others on here but tell skinny 21 year old me that I'd be lifting that much and he'd be thrilled!

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By (user no longer on site)
5 weeks ago

42 minute murph & 3.10 Fran

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"130kg squat

160kg deadlift

85kg bench press

Paltry numbers compared to others on here but tell skinny 21 year old me that I'd be lifting that much and he'd be thrilled! "

I’d say your bench is the only thing that’s not that impressive in that list and there’s no shame in having a weaker muscle group. For example, skinny 16 year olds can bicep curl more than me and no matter what I do I can’t lift more.

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By *oeBeansMan
5 weeks ago

Derby


"130kg squat

160kg deadlift

85kg bench press

Paltry numbers compared to others on here but tell skinny 21 year old me that I'd be lifting that much and he'd be thrilled!

I’d say your bench is the only thing that’s not that impressive in that list and there’s no shame in having a weaker muscle group. For example, skinny 16 year olds can bicep curl more than me and no matter what I do I can’t lift more."

Ahhh thanks! Chest has always been a weak point for me to be fair and at 75kg, even though it's more than my bodyweight, my technique is just all over the place 😂

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"130kg squat

160kg deadlift

85kg bench press

Paltry numbers compared to others on here but tell skinny 21 year old me that I'd be lifting that much and he'd be thrilled!

I’d say your bench is the only thing that’s not that impressive in that list and there’s no shame in having a weaker muscle group. For example, skinny 16 year olds can bicep curl more than me and no matter what I do I can’t lift more.

Ahhh thanks! Chest has always been a weak point for me to be fair and at 75kg, even though it's more than my bodyweight, my technique is just all over the place 😂"

You’re still hitting the benchmarks though. Bench 1xBW, Squat 1.5xBW and Deadlift 2xBW. That puts you in the top 5% for strength according to Google.

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By *oeBeansMan
5 weeks ago

Derby


"130kg squat

160kg deadlift

85kg bench press

Paltry numbers compared to others on here but tell skinny 21 year old me that I'd be lifting that much and he'd be thrilled!

I’d say your bench is the only thing that’s not that impressive in that list and there’s no shame in having a weaker muscle group. For example, skinny 16 year olds can bicep curl more than me and no matter what I do I can’t lift more.

Ahhh thanks! Chest has always been a weak point for me to be fair and at 75kg, even though it's more than my bodyweight, my technique is just all over the place 😂

You’re still hitting the benchmarks though. Bench 1xBW, Squat 1.5xBW and Deadlift 2xBW. That puts you in the top 5% for strength according to Google. "

Yeah, I'm pretty happy with where I am so far to be fair. There are things I know I could do better but it's nothing too concerning for me

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"130kg squat

160kg deadlift

85kg bench press

Paltry numbers compared to others on here but tell skinny 21 year old me that I'd be lifting that much and he'd be thrilled!

I’d say your bench is the only thing that’s not that impressive in that list and there’s no shame in having a weaker muscle group. For example, skinny 16 year olds can bicep curl more than me and no matter what I do I can’t lift more.

Ahhh thanks! Chest has always been a weak point for me to be fair and at 75kg, even though it's more than my bodyweight, my technique is just all over the place 😂

You’re still hitting the benchmarks though. Bench 1xBW, Squat 1.5xBW and Deadlift 2xBW. That puts you in the top 5% for strength according to Google.

Yeah, I'm pretty happy with where I am so far to be fair. There are things I know I could do better but it's nothing too concerning for me"

I think social media makes it look like everyone is lifting ridiculous numbers when in reality only a couple of people in each gym actually are. Just keep doing what you’re doing mate.

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By *rMonkeyMan
5 weeks ago

Somewhere

302.5kg squat

300kg deadlift

197.5kg bench

All in competition

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By *oeBeansMan
5 weeks ago

Derby


"302.5kg squat

300kg deadlift

197.5kg bench

All in competition"

Very interesting that your squat is more than your deadlift!

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By *armite 500Man
5 weeks ago

Darlington


"Walking through the door

This may be tongue in cheek, but I'm being serious when I say that for some, that's all it takes! Well done for even taking that first step with how daunting it can be ❤️"

This is the most impressive answer up there

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By *one_maverickMan
5 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford

150kg squat for 3 at 65kg

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By *rMonkeyMan
5 weeks ago

Somewhere


"302.5kg squat

300kg deadlift

197.5kg bench

All in competition

Very interesting that your squat is more than your deadlift! "

Deadlift always been the one I struggled with the most.

Not that unusual for squat to overtake deadlift once numbers get higher. I know a good few guys with squats over 400kg with deadlifts of 370kg to 390kg.

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By *one_maverickMan
5 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford


"302.5kg squat

300kg deadlift

197.5kg bench

All in competition

Very interesting that your squat is more than your deadlift!

Deadlift always been the one I struggled with the most.

Not that unusual for squat to overtake deadlift once numbers get higher. I know a good few guys with squats over 400kg with deadlifts of 370kg to 390kg."

A good few? That would put them in the top 1% of lifters no?

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By *rMonkeyMan
5 weeks ago

Somewhere


"302.5kg squat

300kg deadlift

197.5kg bench

All in competition

Very interesting that your squat is more than your deadlift!

Deadlift always been the one I struggled with the most.

Not that unusual for squat to overtake deadlift once numbers get higher. I know a good few guys with squats over 400kg with deadlifts of 370kg to 390kg.

A good few? That would put them in the top 1% of lifters no?"

There's around 230-240 lifters with 400kg squats in competition I think.

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By *one_maverickMan
5 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford


"302.5kg squat

300kg deadlift

197.5kg bench

All in competition

Very interesting that your squat is more than your deadlift!

Deadlift always been the one I struggled with the most.

Not that unusual for squat to overtake deadlift once numbers get higher. I know a good few guys with squats over 400kg with deadlifts of 370kg to 390kg.

A good few? That would put them in the top 1% of lifters no?

There's around 230-240 lifters with 400kg squats in competition I think."

Worldwide I assume.

Guess I go to the wrong gym haha

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By *rMonkeyMan
5 weeks ago

Somewhere


"302.5kg squat

300kg deadlift

197.5kg bench

All in competition

Very interesting that your squat is more than your deadlift!

Deadlift always been the one I struggled with the most.

Not that unusual for squat to overtake deadlift once numbers get higher. I know a good few guys with squats over 400kg with deadlifts of 370kg to 390kg.

A good few? That would put them in the top 1% of lifters no?

There's around 230-240 lifters with 400kg squats in competition I think.

Worldwide I assume.

Guess I go to the wrong gym haha "

I've just checked, if you include all lifters across equipped, raw etc. it's just over 1200 lifters world wide.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
5 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

250kg squat for 5 reps.

I was never about lifting huge weight,more about being in control of the weight and trying alternative training techniques.

For example in the early 90's one program I did was called 100's.

You picked a weight that allowed you to perform around 80 rep's to failure then just kept going to reach 100 rep's.

This would generally involve only one set and was incredibly difficult the most painful being leg extensions,holy shit the pump was incredible.

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By *one_maverickMan
5 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford


"302.5kg squat

300kg deadlift

197.5kg bench

All in competition

Very interesting that your squat is more than your deadlift!

Deadlift always been the one I struggled with the most.

Not that unusual for squat to overtake deadlift once numbers get higher. I know a good few guys with squats over 400kg with deadlifts of 370kg to 390kg.

A good few? That would put them in the top 1% of lifters no?

There's around 230-240 lifters with 400kg squats in competition I think.

Worldwide I assume.

Guess I go to the wrong gym haha

I've just checked, if you include all lifters across equipped, raw etc. it's just over 1200 lifters world wide."

I didn't think it was many... I'm just getting back into it after a few years of injuries

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"250kg squat for 5 reps.

I was never about lifting huge weight,more about being in control of the weight and trying alternative training techniques.

For example in the early 90's one program I did was called 100's.

You picked a weight that allowed you to perform around 80 rep's to failure then just kept going to reach 100 rep's.

This would generally involve only one set and was incredibly difficult the most painful being leg extensions,holy shit the pump was incredible."

Lifting is my favourite thing in the world to do and that sounds like hell.

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By *eith142Man
5 weeks ago

stockton


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that."

Impressive….my hamstrings are no good for squats for some reason but can leg press well over 200

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By *ou only live onceMan
5 weeks ago

London


"250kg squat for 5 reps.

I was never about lifting huge weight,more about being in control of the weight and trying alternative training techniques.

For example in the early 90's one program I did was called 100's.

You picked a weight that allowed you to perform around 80 rep's to failure then just kept going to reach 100 rep's.

This would generally involve only one set and was incredibly difficult the most painful being leg extensions,holy shit the pump was incredible."

Let me just set that leg extension to 5kg....and we're off...

🤣

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By *L_BlkBttmMan
5 weeks ago

London

120kg squats. I need to get upper body up

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Squat 205kg. Nearly killed me and I’ll never get higher but I’m happy with that.

Impressive….my hamstrings are no good for squats for some reason but can leg press well over 200 "

Some people just can’t do it. Dorian Yates didn’t squat and he won the Olympia 6 times.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
5 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"250kg squat for 5 reps.

I was never about lifting huge weight,more about being in control of the weight and trying alternative training techniques.

For example in the early 90's one program I did was called 100's.

You picked a weight that allowed you to perform around 80 rep's to failure then just kept going to reach 100 rep's.

This would generally involve only one set and was incredibly difficult the most painful being leg extensions,holy shit the pump was incredible.

Let me just set that leg extension to 5kg....and we're off...

🤣"

Seriously try it, but you have to use a weight that is light enough but not so light it feels easy,the last 15 rep's are like some sort of medieval torture.

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
5 weeks ago

A den in the Glen

Pull Ups. Over hand grip. Chin over bar, full arm extension down. 13 which for 50+ years old and a less than Adonis 104Kg I am really happy with.

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By *jay38Man
5 weeks ago

melton

A long time ago (before countless injuries through strong man and rugby) I’d have to say it’s got to be 85kg dumbell seated shoulder press for 4-5 reps . Used to love to lift heavy but couldn’t walk a mile on a treadmill without dying !!

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By *enda83Man
5 weeks ago

newcastle

None of my lifts are overly impressive, my favourite pb was probably doing 8 chin ups with 30kg attached while weighing 105g bodyweight, was done in leisure centre gym where most people couldn’t do a single chin up so used to get stared at by half the gym while doing it ha this was pre heart attack never been as strong since having it

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By *eaponofdustruction OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Norwich


"A long time ago (before countless injuries through strong man and rugby) I’d have to say it’s got to be 85kg dumbell seated shoulder press for 4-5 reps . Used to love to lift heavy but couldn’t walk a mile on a treadmill without dying !! "

I take it that's 42.5 kg on each side.

I do 75kgs on chest for 10 reps but not sure I could do them on shoulders 😳

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By *eaponofdustruction OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Norwich

That's incline aswell I train by myself so it's easier for me like that rather than go all the way back

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By *anchesterTaurusMan
5 weeks ago

Prestwich

I can run without passing out anymore?

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By *MrandMrsRedxCouple
5 weeks ago

Wiltshire

320kg squat - Mr

177.5kg squat - Mrs

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By *jay38Man
5 weeks ago

melton


"A long time ago (before countless injuries through strong man and rugby) I’d have to say it’s got to be 85kg dumbell seated shoulder press for 4-5 reps . Used to love to lift heavy but couldn’t walk a mile on a treadmill without dying !!

I take it that's 42.5 kg on each side.

I do 75kgs on chest for 10 reps but not sure I could do them on shoulders 😳"

No mate that would be 85kg per side , they were good days !! lol

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By *eaponofdustruction OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Norwich


"A long time ago (before countless injuries through strong man and rugby) I’d have to say it’s got to be 85kg dumbell seated shoulder press for 4-5 reps . Used to love to lift heavy but couldn’t walk a mile on a treadmill without dying !!

I take it that's 42.5 kg on each side.

I do 75kgs on chest for 10 reps but not sure I could do them on shoulders 😳

No mate that would be 85kg per side , they were good days !! lol "

Have to see that to believe it

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By *hoc TitanMan
5 weeks ago

Peterborough/london


"320kg squat - Mr

177.5kg squat - Mrs

"

Insane weight !

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By *hoc TitanMan
5 weeks ago

Peterborough/london

Leg press 475kg x 3 reps

Deadlift 220kg x1

Bench 140kg x1

Shoulder press 80kg x 5 reps

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By *eansayianMan
5 weeks ago

oxford

70kg weighted pull up, not bad seeing as i didnt start training back til i was 30 yrs old! i really wish i had found training earlier, i think i could of gotten near 100kg

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By *an020279Man
5 weeks ago

Tamworth

110kg hip thrust yesterday.

Proud of myself considering 12 months ago I had never stepped inside a gym and I was 7 stone overweight.

1 stone to loose to hit my goal now 😀

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By *uilder.funMan
5 weeks ago

Bristol

5 gymnastics rings muscle ups and 10 ring dips with additional 20kg plate. Reading all these posts though has kept itching to get squatting!

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By (user no longer on site)
5 weeks ago

Bench 165kg

Decline bench 175kg

Incline bench 150kg

Squat 185kg (13 reps)

Dumbell should press 65kg per hand (5 reps)

Deadlift 230kg (reps)

Close grip bench 150kg

Dead stop bench 150kg

Hack squat 230kg reps

Haven't been close to these numbers for squat/bench due to an injury.

Bench 150kg , haven't squatted for a while but box squat 140kg for 15 reps

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By (user no longer on site)
5 weeks ago

All lifts are ped (steroids,growth)free

Rarely use creatine

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By *eter2.5Man
5 weeks ago

London

At my peak a long time ago, squat 250kg, bench 190kg, deadlift was always my weakest lift 250kg

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By *usty kayWoman
5 weeks ago

Burnham on Sea

I went at 8pm instead of collapsing on the sofa

Finally hit a weightlifting class. Not looking to lift loads but learning to do it properly

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"A long time ago (before countless injuries through strong man and rugby) I’d have to say it’s got to be 85kg dumbell seated shoulder press for 4-5 reps . Used to love to lift heavy but couldn’t walk a mile on a treadmill without dying !! "

That’s seriously impressive. The most I’ve ever done was 48kg for 3 and I nearly collapsed 🤣

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By *eordieJeansCouple
5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"I went at 8pm instead of collapsing on the sofa

Finally hit a weightlifting class. Not looking to lift loads but learning to do it properly "

That’s how it starts but once the numbers start to go up it gets addictive.

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