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post 1476030861 12-21-2016, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted By TMDUK
LOL @ people who wear knees sleeves/wraps, belt, $150 weightlifting shoes and resistance bands or whatever when they just lift as a hobby.

Squat ATG in pants and hoody crew.
Wait a few more years until your knees start to swell up the next day or that constant little twinge in your hip from sitting too long.
post 1476032221 12-21-2016, 11:18 PM
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It is pretty annoying if you go to a gym with not of a lot of bench's and squat racks. Basically you get 1 or even 2 guys in a space doing a powerlifting workout and they spend 1-2 hours in the same spot doing their lifts. Since I work 12hr shifts that leaves me a small amount of time to get things done. I have about a 10hr window each day to fit in eating, sleeping, driving to gym then back home, showering and lifting.

As far as working in with them I don't bother with lifting heavy anymore so we'd need to be stripping weights and replacing weights constantly. I typically like to do super sets, pyramids, drop sets, etc.


A lot of times I end up doing an entire workout and never making it to the squat rack or bench press due to a few guys doing some long azz workout there. The only positive of the situation is I learned three things. 1. Squats and bench presses aren't really necessary to make gains. 2. You can maintain strength levels on those lifts without doing them for weeks/months at a time. 3. For the most part you can get a far more effective workout in for hypertrophy if you don't bother with squats, bench pressing, or dead lifts.
post 1476048211 12-22-2016, 05:34 AM
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I am definitely not saying this for all powerlifters, but for most and especially the ones following the trend, it is like a poor man's bodybuilding. They dont have what it takes to actually be a bodybuilder/lift for aesthetics and what goes through their head is "I can go to the gym and bs with my friends, eat what I want, do a few heavy reps over and over and make loud noises and look like a beast deadlifting 500lbs for 2 reps and be admired in the gym and only have to go to the gym 3 days a week and not do cardio"
They show up in their lifting belts, wrist wraps, knee sleeves and slingshots lifting ****ing weight I lift as a classic physique bodybuilder with just my normal gym clothes and no added bull****. It makes me laugh out loud literally a lot in the gym. I see a guy yelling doing a few reps of 315 or 365 on the bench and then I sit there and do it for 10 controlled reps without making a noise. Makes me wonder why they even call themselves a powerlifter when they really arent even that much stronger than an avid lifter after a few years. I was cringing so bad a couple months ago when this guy was crying on ******** about how he only got 1200-1300lbs and failed on a 515 deadlift and everyone was telling him how awesome he did. I fail to see how a ****ing 515 deadlift in a suit with wraps is at all remotely impressive for a lift at a ****ing powerlifting meet.
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post 1476048561 12-22-2016, 05:42 AM
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Lol I just came back from a community centre gym squat session. Wearing weightlifting shoes, knee sleeves and a belt. And I took about 50 minutes in the rack.

Then again, I squat high bar, full depth. I'm not in atrocious shape (for a natty of course), and it's 6:30 am so there aren't any other people looking to use the rack (there are two racks anyway). Plus, I've been off-and-on doing powerlifting routines/workouts since I was in university (10 years ago)... And I'm quiet and don't make a show of anything.


Though, I agree it can be annoying as fuk. Occasionally high schoolers wearing "Do you even lift bro?" singlets will come in and do half squats, take 7-8 minutes off between sets and wrap and unwrap their fukin knees every set (when they max at ~225 for half squats).
post 1476048721 12-22-2016, 05:45 AM
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I only low bar squat, I feel like its the healthiest way to squat. Am I wrong?

Some fatass girl just a couple hours ago posted some sh!t on ******** about how she started powerlifting yesterday mixed in with some typical 'never happy with my body' bullsh!t lmao but 'now I am ready to see what I am capable of'....fuk off keep it to yourself. People are so farking cheesy goddam.
post 1476048801 12-22-2016, 05:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah
515 deadlift in a suit with wraps
Wraps?
Deadlift?
U wot?
PRs:
Squat: 630 (sleeves)
Deadlift: 735 (straps)
Strict OHP: 330
Log Clean & Press: 360
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post 1476049051 12-22-2016, 05:52 AM
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post 1476049681 12-22-2016, 06:03 AM
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post 1476051561 12-22-2016, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted By icetrauma
Best thing about the Y is the all you can eat buffet.
I love eating at the Y
post 1476055451 12-22-2016, 07:12 AM
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Originally Posted By eskyhoneybeev2
I only low bar squat, I feel like its the healthiest way to squat. Am I wrong?

Some fatass girl just a couple hours ago posted some sh!t on ******** about how she started powerlifting yesterday mixed in with some typical 'never happy with my body' bullsh!t lmao but 'now I am ready to see what I am capable of'....fuk off keep it to yourself. People are so farking cheesy goddam.
bro I bet she's capable of squating 90lbs TWICE
thats worth some serious white knighting
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post 1476055761 12-22-2016, 07:15 AM
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Tbh I don't really see too many PL's at my gym, and I go to like 4 different locations around town.

Furthermore, I am really not concerned with what other peeps are doing unless it is uncalled for and poses an impediment to my workout.
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post 1476056241 12-22-2016, 07:20 AM
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curls in the squat rack checking in
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post 1476057081 12-22-2016, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted By StarFart
ugly out of shape powerlifter detected. Most likely a neckbeard in highschool that sat alone and listened to metal thinking hes tough.

fuk outta here *******
holy chit, op is reking yall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLVJTBZtiuw
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post 1476057631 12-22-2016, 07:34 AM
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You all pay the same membership fees and all have the same right to the equipment. If you don't like someone using it - stay the phuck home in your personal gym.
post 1476059461 12-22-2016, 07:49 AM
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OP, I'm surprised you can even get into the gym on your high horse
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post 1476059621 12-22-2016, 07:51 AM
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most people are so called 'powerlifters' cause they don't have the discipline to diet down to single digit bodyfat %
post 1476059771 12-22-2016, 07:52 AM
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We got this trend of kids doing 1 rep dead lift sets with 300 lbs, dropping the bar bell at full extension so as to let everyone know just how heavy they went.... and of course leaving the bar bell loaded in the middle of the floor when they are done 30 minutes later with their 4 sets of one rep.
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EDIT: LOL at the cheeky mod who merged this with last weeks fuk powerlifting thread
Keep mod discussions out of your sig line

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post 1476061201 12-22-2016, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted By allianc3
I never put clips on when I go heavy, it's stupid not to have a spot I know. I've always found that if I ask for a spot from a random gym goer they do more harm than good. GF is the only one I trust to spot me and we hardly ever lift together
I also forego the clips.

Still, I've learned the hard way to leave one in the tank, and also to make sure that you really have the bar on the lower legs before letting go.
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Originally Posted By kahri
most people are so called 'powerlifters' cause they don't have the discipline to diet down to single digit bodyfat %
You look like a skeleton.
Don't put that on me Ricky Bobby, don't you ever put that on me.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah
I am definitely not saying this for all powerlifters, but for most and especially the ones following the trend, it is like a poor man's bodybuilding. They dont have what it takes to actually be a bodybuilder/lift for aesthetics and what goes through their head is "I can go to the gym and bs with my friends, eat what I want, do a few heavy reps over and over and make loud noises and look like a beast deadlifting 500lbs for 2 reps and be admired in the gym and only have to go to the gym 3 days a week and not do cardio"
They show up in their lifting belts, wrist wraps, knee sleeves and slingshots lifting ****ing weight I lift as a classic physique bodybuilder with just my normal gym clothes and no added bull****. It makes me laugh out loud literally a lot in the gym. I see a guy yelling doing a few reps of 315 or 365 on the bench and then I sit there and do it for 10 controlled reps without making a noise. Makes me wonder why they even call themselves a powerlifter when they really arent even that much stronger than an avid lifter after a few years. I was cringing so bad a couple months ago when this guy was crying on ******** about how he only got 1200-1300lbs and failed on a 515 deadlift and everyone was telling him how awesome he did. I fail to see how a ****ing 515 deadlift in a suit with wraps is at all remotely impressive for a lift at a ****ing powerlifting meet.
lord copington strikes again. i've never seen projection this strong. filt logic doing mental gymnastics
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amazing how on a bbforum we can't chirp powerlifters without a bunch of butthurt *******s.

Yet on powerlifting forums, they can and do say anything negative they can about bodybuilders and their mods are cool with it too and no one even cares. Powerlifters are like the feminists of the lifting community in a way.
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Originally Posted By TMDUK
LOL @ people who wearknees sleeves/wraps,belt, $150 weightlifting shoes and resistance bands or whatever when they just lift as a hobby.

Squat ATG in pants and hoody crew.
feels gud mane
post 1476100941 12-22-2016, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted By DassItMan
amazing how on a bbforum we can't chirp powerlifters without a bunch of butthurt *******s.

Yet on powerlifting forums, they can and do say anything negative they can about bodybuilders and their mods are cool with it too and no one even cares. Powerlifters are like the feminists of the lifting community in a way.
What are you lifts looking like?
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this is functional lifting by the way high bar squat/ass to grass/no dumb ass gear


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funny enough this describes me to a T, but just lol if you think the only ego lifters are powerlifters. And that they're fat.
They're are some mirin' powerlifters with leaner physiques than most 'bodybuilders in a commercial gym'.
And the most ego lifts I see are from bodybuilders true story, powerlifters I see are usually doing working sets of 70-80% of their max.
But I only lift at 24 hour fitness so I dunno might be different elsewhere.
I just choose to powerlift because it's the **** and just lol at natty bodybuilding.
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Originally Posted By midcoastking33
lord copington strikes again. i've never seen projection this strong. filt logic doing mental gymnastics
can you repeat that in English please. No ****ing clue what you just said, other than the jist that you are trying to insult me.

I go off of years and years of experience and being in both the bodybuilding and powerlifting world. I also personally know many a power lifter who went back to powerlifting after bodybuilding and openly admit its because bodybuilding was tougher and more demanding with the diet and insane hours spent in the gym. I also have met many bodybuilders who said they decided to do bodybuilding as a step up from powerlifting and stuck with bodybuilding because it was more of a challenge.

Power lifting is far more about genetics, overall years spent in the gym, and having a good routine. It doesn't require you to spend 3 hours a day in the gym 6 days a week going massive amounts of reps and fluctuating between 60lbs and over 10% BF changes

I honestly have yet to meet one person who has done both powerlifting and bodybuilding who sayd powerlifting is either tougher, more challenging, or takes a stronger more determined person.
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Originally Posted By BtchW8
funny enough this describes me to a T, but just lol if you think the only ego lifters are powerlifters. And that they're fat.
They're are some mirin' powerlifters with leaner physiques than most 'bodybuilders in a commercial gym'.
And the most ego lifts I see are from bodybuilders true story, powerlifters I see are usually doing working sets of 70-80% of their max.
But I only lift at 24 hour fitness so I dunno might be different elsewhere.
I just choose to powerlift because it's the **** and just lol at natty bodybuilding.
Not trying to talk **** at all to you, 100% serious, but theres no reason to laugh at natty bodybuilding, in fact, I think its more plausible than natty powerlifting. I am pure bodybuilding and have been doing high volume lifting for 2 years now, never go below 8 reps and always do light weight 15-20 rep lifts and I rep more weight than you max, hell I did 405 raw bench for 8 the other week, 405 squats for 6 and 405 deads for 12.
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natural bodybuilding? are you guys even serious? I mean come on.
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[ ]functional

[ ]powerlifting

you can only choose one

people who are worried about functionality need to reconsider lifting.
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