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Originally Posted By FFailed
Why does it even matter though even it does look stupid

I'm sure hes still strong af benching normally as well if he wanted cool points for a greater ROM but he lifts for a specific purpose and that is competing.

People complaining thinks it adds 200+ on their bench ROFL. In reality they'd get crushed getting off their chest
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Originally Posted By optimus1
The reality is that any competition that allows 2 inch ROM on a bench press with a ****ing 90 degree arch to be a legal lift is a huge ****ing joke. The guy doing the lift i guess gets props for technically “being within the rules” but if i ever saw someone doing that IRL i’d tell them to get the **** out of my gym until they learned proper form. Doing all kinds of retarded gymnastics to give yourself a 2” ROM is simply cheating in my book, within some bull**** rules or not.
Do me a favour? You're saying that your profile pic here is 9 years old, meaning that you have been training or in the training related mindset for at least 9 years.

What do your lifts look like? I keep hearing you preach the ideal form, but not seeing what you're putting up in terms of numbers (that you could verify) in terms of your credibility.
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Originally Posted By arn710
Yeah. That's the rule. If you aren't aware of the actual rules, how can you expect us to take your comments seriously?

Do you compete in powerlifting? If not, why do you care what the rules are?
I don't play professional football but it doesn't mean I don't have a favorite team. Instead of addressing the merit of my point you're attacking the credibility of the submitter. I can see discussion is pointless here. I don't like the rule, some do.
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Originally Posted By TommyRO
People complaining thinks it adds 200+ on their bench ROFL. In reality they'd get crushed getting off their chest
Hey hey hey...I just pressed 380 with a pause and it was easy. Are you trying to suggest if I arch more that I can’t press 550? Wtf
Originally Posted By rectifryer
I don't play professional football but it doesn't mean I don't have a favorite team. Instead of addressing the merit of my point you're attacking the credibility of the submitter. I can see discussion is pointless here.
Your point is invalid is the issue.
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Originally Posted By Aristotelian
Do me a favour? You're saying that your profile pic here is 9 years old, meaning that you have been training or in the training related mindset for at least 9 years.

What do your lifts look like? I keep hearing you preach the ideal form, but not seeing what you're putting up in terms of numbers (that you could verify) in terms of your credibility.
The small minds on here love ad hominem attacks. Again, for the final time, my physique has absolutely nothing to do with my ability to comment on someone's godawful form and terrible lifting techniques. If all you have is going after author's AVI then you seriously have nothing to add here.
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa
Hey hey hey...I just pressed 380 with a pause and it was easy. Are you trying to suggest if I arch more that I can’t press 550? Wtf
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Originally Posted By optimus1
The small minds on here love ad hominem attacks. Again, for the final time, my physique has absolutely nothing to do with my ability to comment on someone's godawful form and terrible lifting techniques. If all you have is going after author's AVI then you seriously have nothing to add here.
I’ll say it again...post bench video of yours right now.
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post 1546391391 03-14-2018, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa
I’ll say it again...post bench video of yours right now.
See above moron.
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Originally Posted By optimus1
The small minds on here love ad hominem attacks. Again, for the final time, my physique has absolutely nothing to do with my ability to comment on someone's godawful form andterrible lifting techniques. If all you have is going after author's AVI then you seriously have nothing to add here.
Your own post simply shows your own small mind, by the way. Where in my post did I attack you? You said your profile picture is 9 years old, implying that you've 'been around' for 9 years, and I'm wondering what your numbers look like considering you're calling people out for "terrible lifting techniques". Hint: before using phrases like ad hominem, you should try to understand what they mean. I am relating your "9 years old" comment to your "lifting experience" to your calling people out for "terrible lifting techniques" which could, for example, be backed by a video of you showing people how it's done.

Or else, you're just another 'small minded chit talker' yourself, talking chit on the internet. And then your opinion means f**k all, get it?
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Originally Posted By optimus1
See above moron.
I’m not seeing where you posted the video...let me refresh.

And lol at your attack.

Edit: lol ^^^
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Okay since we have industry experts here, what are the benefits of this form? Should I change my training to this form immediately?
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post 1546391631 03-14-2018, 07:42 AM
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And for the record, I'd be a hell of a lot more proud of myself for benching 275 with proper form than 550 huge cheat reps. Most people would be embarrassed to be caught on video doing what this jackass did. The point is strength, not coming up with some ridiculous leverage technique to get a #. Isn't that the point of powerlifting? To determine strength? Doing a bench of 2" ROM with a huge arch is not a demonstration of strength, but a demonstration of a ridiculous cheat techniques.
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Originally Posted By rectifryer
Instead of addressing the merit of my point you're attacking the credibility of the submitter. I can see discussion is pointless here. I don't like the rule, some do.
I am. Your opinion is judged based on the weight it carries. You don't know the rules of powerlifting and don't compete in powerlifting. I'd wager you don't even follow it regularly. Why even comment on it? What difference does it make to you?
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Originally Posted By DASBUNKER
can't stop watching this
post 1546391761 03-14-2018, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted By optimus1
The small minds on here love ad hominem attacks. Again, for the final time, my physique has absolutely nothing to do with my ability to comment on someone's godawful form and terrible lifting techniques. If all you have is going after author's AVI then you seriously have nothing to add here.
Except it does. You bashed this guy for having a less than stellar physique despite him not focusing on bodybuilding. Then critique his form saying it's bad and it's not correct meanwhile you look terrible and haven't posted a video of you benching "correctly". The only video I saw here was some weak dude struggle with 2 plates and subtle brag about it cause it was "proper" form.
Originally Posted By rectifryer
Okay since we have industry experts here, what are the benefits of this form? Should I change my training to this form immediately?
With your total, I'd say so.
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Originally Posted By rectifryer
Okay since we have industry experts here, what are the benefits of this form? Should I change my training to this form immediately?
To keep a tighter back, protect your shoulders and shorten the ROM. He just has a bigger arch than most...
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post 1546391911 03-14-2018, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted By KENKONG
lol
Not sure your point, if you have one. But the guy in OPs video is clearly open trash talking since he actually went on the internet and posting a video of himself claiming to put up a big lift. I'm not claiming jack ****ing **** other than the guy in the video has nothing to be proud of.
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Originally Posted By optimus1
And for the record, I'd be a hell of a lot more proud of myself for benching 275 with proper form than 550 huge cheat reps. Most people would be embarrassed to be caught on video doing what this jackass did. The point is strength, not coming up with some ridiculous leverage technique to get a #. Isn't that the point of powerlifting? To determine strength? Doing a bench of 2" ROM with a huge arch is not a demonstration of strength, but a demonstration of a ridiculous cheat techniques.
Where is your 405 vid bro lol, wide grip and huge arch doesn't add as much as you think. You claimed he can't do 225, so with your 275 bench 405 will be easy pz
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa
To keep a tighter back, protect your shoulders and shorten the ROM. He just has a bigger arch than most...
You can get all that with a smaller arch anyways.
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Originally Posted By optimus1
Not sure your point, if you have one. But the guy in OPs video is clearly open trash talking since he actually went on the internet and posting a video of himself claiming to put up a big lift. I'm not claiming jack ****ing **** other than the guy in the video has nothing to be proud of.
You're ignoring any post that actually calls you out (like my previous post and the one before that), so how about this:

https://www.strongerbyscience.com/how-to-bench/

You're so fond of thinking that people here have small minds, yet your own posts show that you're the mentally deficient person here. Read that article and then get back to us on the issue of 'arching' in the context of others' posts here on the advantages etc.
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Originally Posted By TommyRO
Where is your 405 vid bro lol, wide grip and huge arch doesn't add as much as you think. You claimed he can't do 225, so with your 275 bench 405 will be easy pz
If all the small minds have on here is ad hominem attacks then I'm out. Clearly a lot of folks here are butthurt because they also use terrible form just so they can hit a certain # to impress their boyfriends. Whatever. Do what you want. I really don't give a **** until someone claims pride in making such a lift. Same thing that bothers me about fake natties on instagram, etc. Just admit you are cheating and be done with it, very few are actually impressed.
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Originally Posted By Aristotelian
You're ignoring any post that actually calls you out (like my previous post and the one before that), so how about this:

https://www.strongerbyscience.com/how-to-bench/

You're so fond of thinking that people here have small minds, yet your own posts show that you're the mentally deficient person here. Read that article and then get back to us on the issue of 'arching' in the context of others' posts here on the advantages etc.
The guy moved the weight 2 ****ing inches. End of discussion.
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Originally Posted By rectifryer
You can get all that with a smaller arch anyways.
And there it is...you and the rest of the babies don’t get to say what’s allowed and what’s not. It’s within the rules and it counts...that’s all you need to know.
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa
And there it is...you and the rest of the babies don’t get to say what’s allowed and what’s not. It’s wirhin the rules and it counts...that’s all you need to know.
So the rules are bull**** then.
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Originally Posted By optimus1
If all the small minds have on here is ad hominem attacks then I'm out. Clearly a lot of folks here are butthurt because they also use terrible form just so they can hit a certain # to impress their boyfriends. Whatever. Do what you want. I really don't give a **** until someone claims pride in making such a lift. Same thing that bothers me about fake natties on instagram, etc.Just admit you are cheating and be done with it, very few are actually impressed.
How are they cheating by following the rules of a sport???

That's some serious irony my man
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Originally Posted By optimus1
If all the small minds have on here is ad hominem attacks then I'm out. Clearly a lot of folks here are butthurt because they also use terrible form just so they can hit a certain # to impress their boyfriends. Whatever. Do what you want. I really don't give a **** until someone claims pride in making such a lift. Same thing that bothers me about fake natties on instagram, etc. Just admit you are cheating and be done with it, very few are actually impressed.
You went from crying about arch that are "cheating" to crying about fake natties. Facts are you can't even unrack that weight, everyone crying he is cheating can't either. Dude has a regular arch and grip of 385 on his IG. Fact is wide grip and big arch adds maybe 20-30 lbs at best lol, he's not cheating when playing with the rules most guys his size so in competition. You keep calling us butt hurt while crying and writing novels.



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Originally Posted By Shmoclo
thats sean noriega. hes actually super strong and goes to MIT. i gurantee he can flat back close grip bench way more than anyone itt.

here you go
That's not close grip
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lol everyone here is getting too pissed off to even discuss the issue and I am just trying to talk about it.
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Originally Posted By DirtyDon123
How are they cheating by following the rules of a sport???

That's some serious irony my man
There's the rules then there's following the spirit of the rules. This kind of crap is called a loophole and it should be addressed. Just because it is within the rules does not mean it is good for the spirit of competition. Obviously I believe any rules that allow the nonsense seen in OPs video to be legal should be changed. Saying you bench 550 means one thing, the video shows something else entirely.
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Originally Posted By optimus1
And for the record, I'd be a hell of a lot more proud of myself for benching 275 with proper form than 550 huge cheat reps. Most people would be embarrassed to be caught on video doing what this jackass did. The point is strength, not coming up with some ridiculous leverage technique to get a #. Isn't that the point of powerlifting? To determine strength? Doing a bench of 2" ROM with a huge arch is not a demonstration of strength, but a demonstration of a ridiculous cheat techniques.
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