Somewhere between 105 and 110 at 195cm(6'5). Very off and on in the weight room but have been pretty consistent for the last two months and the squat has been rising so hopefully it keeps going that way. When is your next max supposed to be?
I am honestly not sure if I could bang out a set of 10 at 115 that sounds miserable. Anything above 6 reps makes me sad. I enjoy maxing (esp squats), its part of the reason I can never commit to a squat program because of the length of time between max attempts.
Squatting today not sure if I will FS also. No idea what my rep range is going to be like either. Shooting for 30ish reps at 100 or more.
Join date: Feb 2012
Location: California, USA
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Hey I wanna join in this race!
My deadlift max is 295 x 1.
Squat, down know yet. My crappy college gym will get a power rack next week so I'll start doing them.
Join date: Oct 2011
Location: Washington, USA
Posts: 525
[quote]mattis wrote:
Hey I wanna join in this race!
My deadlift max is 295 x 1.
Squat, down know yet. My crappy college gym will get a power rack next week so I'll start doing them.
Been lifting for almost two months now.
Here is the deadlift session with the 295:
Your body tyepe looks like one where your squat and deadlift are going to be at similar values. You look like you are having to bend your legs quite alot to grasp the bar.
My DL starting position is more like a half or quarter squat almost.
Makes you wonder about people's different skeletons and how adding a few inches here and subtracting a few inches there would effect the poundages being used on different lifts and the ease and explosiveness you can exhibit on certain movements.
Join date: Oct 2011
Location: Washington, USA
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I keep thinking about how everything comes back to plain old leg strength. For some reason i can think of only a couple times where i would fail a deadlift partway up. For me it either goes all the way up, or it doesnt leave the ground. Leg drive is needed to get the weight off the ground.
Join date: Jan 2011
Location: Ohio, USA
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Well, I just worked deadlift for doubles and triples, and lost strength. Just like that. In past weeks, I worked harder than anyone else - straining, sweating, yelling, shaking, hurting for days afterward. Today was prepared to hoist record weights - and couldn't get past 235 x 1. That was my max. Finally had to knock out 205 for 3. So it will be a lot longer to get to 315 than I planned. Estimate about 6 or 8 years.
Join date: Feb 2011
Location: Ontario, CAN
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Hey I was just wondering: sumo deadlifts and squats where the heels are on plates are acceptable right? I hit 245x10 yesterday for deads, putting my projected max at 330. Will put up a max vid soon.