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post 1691094633 10-03-2023, 10:00 PM
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It's pathetic when men care about how much weight they can lift up and down, for the approval of others (usually other men).

It's fine to have somerelativetracking/measurement for you own personal goals, but it's complete insecurity to care about the absolute number on the weight or compare it.

Always the most meathead potato IQ retards boasting about it, or commenting on how much weight some other guy can lift.

Honestly, if you're 30+ and still care about this stuff.... son.
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post 1691094663 10-03-2023, 10:02 PM
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You said it yourself, breh. Obsessing over specific lifting numbers to that extent is a young man's game.
post 1691095133 10-03-2023, 10:21 PM
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Damn youโ€™re right OP

So anyway I hit a PR on weighted pull-ups today, 90lbs at 235 bodyweight today:



Iโ€™m still like at least 40 lbs off my all time max, unreal.
post 1691095243 10-03-2023, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted By Ausaric
Damn youโ€™re right OP

So anyway I hit a PR on weighted pull-ups today, 90lbs at 235 bodyweight today:



Iโ€™m still like at least 40 lbs off my all time max, unreal.
Great example
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post 1691095293 10-03-2023, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer
Great example
Damn youโ€™re really mogging me hard here, buddy

Anyway I also did 6 singles with 75 lbs:




Slowly but surely, gotta get back to my max on this lift.
post 1691095313 10-03-2023, 10:27 PM
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i think what's most important for me is that i am either working towards getting better or maintaining while focusing on injury prevention but theres ups and downs and plateaus and rest days or just not feeling energized like before. working towards getting back to that Hungry mindset is what brings me back
post 1691095333 10-03-2023, 10:29 PM
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The best is then retards who always lift heavy and like to tell everyone they lift heavy, but look like **** lmao
post 1691095363 10-03-2023, 10:29 PM
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Yeah but how much do you bench, bro?
post 1691096223 10-03-2023, 11:15 PM
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Heavy lifting natty at 30+ is a meme

Source: age 32
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post 1691096723 10-03-2023, 11:46 PM
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I use it as a way of measuring progress in myself. That's it. The byproducts of this journey towards self improvement are respect from others. I used to care about how much I could lift, but as time went on I really began to see it for insecurity on my part. So, to combat that I've quit going to the gym and I just wodjiit at home. There's something really cool about realizing that I'm maintaining almost all of my muscle(200 pounds) by just doing bodyweight exeecises and also I've got a 45 pound dumbbell. That is the ultimate flex for me..realizing that I am still a beast without ever having access to free weights s
540 pound deadlift

100 pound DB shoulder pressesx10\
225x28 barbell bench
405x10 deadlift
405 bench press

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post 1691096893 10-03-2023, 11:57 PM
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lmao @ you if youโ€™re 30+ and focusing on ANYTHING in your workouts other than health and longevity (with a bit of aesthetics)

Imagine being ruled by your ego


fkn lol
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post 1691096923 10-03-2023, 11:58 PM
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Iโ€™ve gotten myself injured trying to lift as much as the men in the gym
post 1691097663 10-04-2023, 12:23 AM
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opie is 100% correct. men 30+ worried about getting pumped up to lift more than others is very cringe....sorta like older men wearing mma shirts like affliction to seem edgy/tough
post 1691098803 10-04-2023, 01:19 AM
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Lmao at the non lifting f.ags coming out of the woodwork ITT



The phucking state of this forum. Tf happened
post 1691098953 10-04-2023, 01:27 AM
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Past a certain point I think it's dumb because what it takes to get to 500/400/700 type numbers is risky as fuk as you age and being a huge roided up guy in your later years looks kind of cringe.

That said if you can't do 315/250/450 and you lift weights regularly you probably need to work on that. Being able to do the big 3 heavy without being in pain means you are keeping up mobility, training smart, and probably have pretty high injury prevention during daily life. If you don't then have fun on your hip abductor machine ****GGOT
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post 1691100003 10-04-2023, 02:31 AM
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Agreed. I lift to look good and stay healthy. Wonโ€™t even lie about that. Couldnโ€™t care less about the weight. That said, I do track to make sure Iโ€™m making progress because the more progress you make the better youโ€™ll look objectively. As far as the number goes? Donโ€™t really care.
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post 1691100233 10-04-2023, 02:42 AM
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What do you expect? The defining quality of this forum is that of insecurity.

Miscers vary in regards to their particular insecurities, but our shared trait is that we're all somewhat insecure *******s.
post 1691100283 10-04-2023, 02:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Fitnessguy24
I use it as a way of measuring progress in myself. That's it. The byproducts of this journey towards self improvement are respect from others. I used to care about how much I could lift, but as time went on I really began to see it for insecurity on my part. So, to combat that I've quit going to the gym and I just wodjiit at home. There's something really cool about realizing that I'm maintaining almost all of my muscle(200 pounds) by just doing bodyweight exeecises and also I've got a 45 pound dumbbell. That is the ultimate flex for me..realizing that I am still a beast without ever having access to free weights s
It must suck having all that muscle and still knowing I'd fold you up like a lawn chair.
post 1691100603 10-04-2023, 03:10 AM
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Originally Posted By Peacening
Past a certain point I think it's dumb because what it takes to get to 500/400/700 type numbers is risky as fuk as you age and being a huge roided up guy in your later years looks kind of cringe.

That said if you can't do 315/250/450 and you lift weights regularly you probably need to work on that. Being able to do the big 3 heavy without being in pain means you are keeping up mobility, training smart, and probably have pretty high injury prevention during daily life. If you don't then have fun on your hip abductor machine ****GGOT
I don't have data on this cause it doesn't exist but I would wager the rates of chronic injury/pain among people who regularly lift 2/3/4 plates is quite a bit higher than people who just do moderate resistance training and some cardio.

The pure health benefits of resistance training top out pretty quickly, and most average people would need many years of consistent very hard training to reach those weights with some probably needing roids too.

Fine when you're young, I hit all those numbers in my mid 20s, but fuk if I will ever lift that heavy again srs.
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post 1691100643 10-04-2023, 03:13 AM
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dudes lifting heavy to show they still got it is kinda like old sloots getting tatted to show they still got that young energy
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Originally Posted By Ausaric
Damn youโ€™re right OP

So anyway I hit a PR on weighted pull-ups today, 90lbs at 235 bodyweight today:



Iโ€™m still like at least 40 lbs off my all time max, unreal.
you counting that as a PR is exactly what OP is talking about

ded srs
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post 1691100893 10-04-2023, 03:27 AM
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Dude I know right?


If I had a Time Machine Iโ€™d go back and slap the f out of myself


Because itโ€™s like?

What am I doing? 120 pound Arnold presses at 18

Great now I canโ€™t even do bench press wo meds and I canโ€™t do shoulder press or Arnold press with over 20 pounds

Because of the pinched nerve

Okay? Disregard physique and how you look because the first thing a girl does is ask you for how much weight you can put up

Instead of just staring at your physique


Retarded

Iโ€™d also do the same thing about tobacco


But I feel it was my way of making up for insecurities

I had asthma really bad up until I was 15-16

Then a combination of me finding out I was lactose intolerant and hitting puberty my asthma disappears

Hard as fucj growing up in an Italian house hold and being lactose intolerant

Brb artichoke stuffed w Parmesan, spaghetti and meatballs w loads of mozzarella

Sicilian deep dish pizza everyday

Anyways? Iโ€™d used to be in the hospital like 9 times a winter w life threatening asthma


And taking prednisone which is a steroid and it makes you fat as f

So I feel like? Well Iโ€™m thick Iโ€™m just going to go to the gym out as much weight up as I can and ignore everything else


Das not it
post 1691100923 10-04-2023, 03:30 AM
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Originally Posted By AshWar
Lmao at the non lifting f.ags coming out of the woodwork ITT



The phucking state of this forum. Tf happened
brittle phะฐgs acting like if youre 30+ youre 60

hit a pr of tree fiddy bench this year without crying about how old i am

tho i gotta admit the regeneration is slower and overall athleticism i took for granted in my 20s is gone, gotta work to get it back
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post 1691101283 10-04-2023, 03:51 AM
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Originally Posted By AshWar
Lmao at the non lifting f.ags coming out of the woodwork ITT



The phucking state of this forum. Tf happened
If you're screaming in the gym chasing prs after 5+ years in the game you're a god damn moron

Not worth it u dumb streetchitting ******
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Damn right!

Why lift weights when it's all about face...



I thinkelterrible987 aka Mauriceis right in that sense.

She never has lifted anything but her face in her entire life



butshe looks gorgeous!
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post 1691107113 10-04-2023, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted By TokenV
you counting that as a PR is exactly what OP is talking about

ded srs
Meh. No care

I know where I was at a year ago in terms of physical ability, and where I am at now. And I am very happy about it!
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Lmao at not caring

anything less than a 4 plate bench is poverrty, i wont feel like i've made it until i hit this
post 1691107263 10-04-2023, 07:44 AM
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Honestly I've just started using my colored dumbbells after my peloton rides. I do floor presses with the blue ones and curls with the pink ones.
post 1691107483 10-04-2023, 07:50 AM
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Kinda agree in the sense that strength is important but I'd rather prioritize aesthetics, mobility, and functional strength over going heavy.
post 1691107713 10-04-2023, 07:56 AM
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"Anyone who doesn't do exactly what I do is dumb" - OP

I would say lifting for anyone else's approval is worthless, but I enjoy lifting heavy. I never "over do it", but numbers is one of the best ways to keep track in the gym. I'm not coming in to spin wheels and maintain. I am progressing as far as I can for as long as I can.
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