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post 1640922483 06-15-2021, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted By Drew23
It doesn't matter what you think is "more impressive" when nothing you do is impressive.
no one outside of powerlifters thinks powerlifting is impressive

but I guarantee people would say my physique is more impressive side by side

with clothes on, people would say I'm a fit young male, and they would say you are a fat older guy

with clothes off, people would ask me what my routine is, meanwhile no one would have a clue you have a 1905 total

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post 1640923953 06-15-2021, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
no one outside of powerlifters thinks powerlifting is impressive

but I guarantee people would say my physique is more impressive side by side

with clothes on, people would say I'm a fit young male, and they would say you are a fat older guy

with clothes off, people would ask me what my routine is, meanwhile no one would have a clue you have a 1905 total

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post 1640924913 06-15-2021, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
here come the bloat copers

yes the 600 lb deadlift is way more impressive from the 150lb powerlifter. he still looks like a twink though. it's still more impressive from a 200 lb guy and he won't look like a fat bloatloard

If you are 450 lbs and go to the gym ofc you should be able to bench 200 lb dumbells, it's less than half your weight

how is a 185 lb jacked guy lifting 125s not more impressive? he's stronger and looks better and won't die of heart disease later in life

LMAO at tree example, brb stuck under a tree in the woods wish I had the bloatmoggers to help me, great scenario
Strength doesn't increase linearly with bodyweight/mass so it's not as simple as that. You're making it seem as if any 400lb guy can bench 6+ plates for reps which is obviously not the case. Even if Julius Maddox cut down to 200lbs he would still be benching 5 plates I reckon.
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post 1640925133 06-15-2021, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
Guys like this won't make it to 50. Is it worth it?
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post 1640925313 06-15-2021, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
Guys like this won't make it to 50. Is it worth it?
Fuk no and the last 10-15 years of that you live as a cripple in constant pain
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post 1640925353 06-15-2021, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted By kingmanaverage
Strength doesn't increase linearly with bodyweight/mass so it's not as simple as that. You're making it seem as if any 400lb guy can bench 6+ plates for reps which is obviously not the case. Even if Julius Maddox cut down to 200lbs he would still be benching 5 plates I reckon.
not saying any 400 lb should be able to, just like not every 150 lb instagram star should be able to deadlift 600 lbs, but it happens

I'm saying if you go to the gym and lift, at the bare min you should be able to dumbell press 45 percent of your body weight hence why this lift is unimpressive

1000 lb bench is legit no matter what size

I just find guys who are 200 lbs putting up massive weight and looking sick as they do it more impressive
post 1640948383 06-15-2021, 03:39 PM
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^^The shape of the dumbbells make it much lighter relative to gravity than what it actually weighs.

I could probably give those 200s a ride at my best it’s not that impressive although I was never that close to an 800 bench
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