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post 1680088823 04-03-2023, 06:42 AM
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Russian twink legit does 135 lb bench for 1 set of 600 reps

took him 50 mins

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post 1680088893 04-03-2023, 06:43 AM
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not watching it but my guess is he did it 10 times and repeated the vid 60 times
post 1680089073 04-03-2023, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted By andyray⏩
not watching it but my guess is he did it 10 times and repeated the vid 60 times
looks like he did 1 rep and repeated it with how slow that bar movin'
post 1680089423 04-03-2023, 06:59 AM
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Originally Posted By andyray⏩
not watching it but my guess is he did it 10 times and repeated the vid 60 times
Looks like he actually did it, but with the pausing and bouncing, it seems like more of an act of mental endurance than strength.

If he were able to continuously do them for 600, no bouncing, no pausing, that would be super impressive.

Would be surprised if this guy could do 50 proper reps in a row.
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post 1680089923 04-03-2023, 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted By lockdev⏩
Looks like he actually did it, but with the pausing and bouncing, it seems like more of an act of mental endurance than strength.

If he were able to continuously do them for 600, no bouncing, no pausing, that would be super impressive.

Would be surprised if this guy could do 50 proper reps in a row.
even holding that weight in your hands for 50 minutes is pretty impressive. he never re-racked the weight. can't really expect this to be done strict esp when it's something ridiculous such as this.
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I skimmed through the video and there are parts it looks like the video transitions so im guessing its fake and he didn't actually do 600 in a row
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Originally Posted By lockdev⏩
Looks like he actually did it, but with the pausing and bouncing, it seems like more of an act of mental endurance than strength.

If he were able to continuously do them for 600, no bouncing, no pausing, that would be super impressive.

Would be surprised if this guy could do 50 proper reps in a row.
3 second pause is the accepted technique in competitions for reps

youre basically working in a similar style your heart does and that thing goes for decades without stopping

bouncing likely wouldnt count tho
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post 1680092153 04-03-2023, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted By lockdev⏩
Looks like he actually did it, but with the pausing and bouncing, it seems like more of an act of mental endurance than strength.

If he were able to continuously do them for 600, no bouncing, no pausing, that would be super impressive.

Would be surprised if this guy could do 50 proper reps in a row.
It's very clearly fake. He did a few reps, and just repeated the footage over and over again at slightly varying speeds and ordering.


Watch his first few reps. his abs are rising and falling with his breathing literally identically for each rep, and his bar path is flat out identical.

The later reps are a little different than the initial ones, but similarly adjacent reps are completely identical.



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Originally Posted By EgoActor⏩
looks like he did 1 rep and repeated it with how slow that bar movin'
Yeah, it would make zero sense to waste all of that energy doing it so slow/holding the bar up so long between reps if trying to do such a high number.
post 1680092353 04-03-2023, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
Yeah, it would make zero sense to waste all of that energy doing it so slow/holding the bar up so long between reps if trying to do such a high number.
agreed. Anyone that has done 135 AMRAP knows that your arms will go to sleep.

I can do 50 something and by the end, which is probably all of 1.5 minutes, I can tell the bloodflow to my arms is seriously affected.
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