Hanley wrote: » Last time I heard a number like that it turned out to be something like 240kg bar weight with like 160kg of bands and chains or something. And it was a training lift, so really means jack sh!t when compared to a national championship competition lift.
Scuba Ste wrote: » Theres a good few actually, all in the lightest weight categories. Ger McNamara has a similar squat 360kg @ 75kg.
Liam Henners257 wrote: » i was gonna say that myself. ger mac has done more than that in training. 400kg or so i think
brianthebard wrote: » http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlTCkNkfmRY&feature=related bulking sandwich!
rubadub wrote: » Looks good, I have fried sandwiches before, put in ham & cheese in the middle and put mayo on the outside slices and fry in a dry non-stick pan. The oil in the mayo crisps it up and the egg cooks sort of like french toast. You can get nonstick black "magic sheets" in supermarkets near the tinfoil, you can lay this on a pan and sprinkle on cheese and lay the bread on top, enough oil falls off the cheese so when you flip it over it crisps the other side nicely.
briankeating wrote: » That gives me a nice excuse: I can't squat 3/4/5x BW because I'm too tall/heavy.
briankeating wrote: » Ah here, that's a 5xBW squat. That is insane. Is there anyone else who can even get close to that?
cardio,shoot me wrote: » http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/node/10828 insane, worlds highest wilks. dudes 123 pounds, benches 170, deadlifts 262.5 and squats 290. and yea, hes pretty damn short. for some reason he deadlifts raw aswell?
Parsley wrote: » my daddy says all my eating is gonna make me drop dead :eek:
Carl Sagan wrote: » What's a 'T-Pain?'
d'Oracle wrote: » Tony Buckley is on 70sBig.com today. I feel strangely proud.
brianthebard wrote: » teh ****? kids today...
rubadub wrote: »