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ยป 600 Pound Trap Bar Deadlift and 30 years Old Today
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post 1617571241 09-25-2020, 11:33 AM
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  1. SkinnyBeast24
  2. From Bones to Brawn
  1. SkinnyBeast24
  2. From Bones to Brawn
  3. Join Date: Jun 2011
  4. Location: United States
  5. Age: 36
  6. Posts: 33,318
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600 Pound Trap Bar Deadlift and 30 years Old Today



Old Man Strength Gains: my body is ready
Bench 315x1 - Squat 415x1 - Deadlift 515x1 Total = 1,245

3/4/5 Club as of 8-23-2019. Feels good man.

M.S. Exercise Science (2018)
Certified by: NSCA C.S.C.S, NASM-CPT

6'5 Manmore, 230 pounds, 15% body-fat (Bod Pod tested)

COLTS (football) - Lakers (LeGOAT) - Indians (Baseball) - Uconn Huskies (college) - USA Soccer
post 1617571321 09-25-2020, 11:34 AM
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  1. SmillironS
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  4. Location: South Dakota
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  6. Height: 6'8"
  7. Weight: 350 lbs
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  10. Rep Power: 189689
Well done, keep after it!
post 1617571961 09-25-2020, 11:40 AM
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  1. SirFapsAIot
  2. YEAH YOU MAD
  1. SirFapsAIot
  2. YEAH YOU MAD
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Originally Posted By SkinnyBeast24


Old Man Strength Gains: my body is ready
hey man great job

I was able to bench that much in my sophomore year of high school, but good on you for pursuing and achieving a great goal!
post 1617572231 09-25-2020, 11:43 AM
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  1. DrBB
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As a woman, buying a chainsaw for myself was a little intimidating. I didn't want to mess around with mixing gas and oil and screwing something up. I also didn't want a cord to tote around. But I also wanted to make sure i had the power to take care of the trees in my yard and any storm damaged tree limbs. The chain saw recommended to me by OP did not disappoint. I'm very pleased with it.. it's so easy to use. Dont forget to get bar and chain oil, it doesn't come with a little bottle like some companies give. I also bought a second battery but have yet to have surpassed the life of the first battery.
**Houston TEXAS**


Cliffs:
- Incline bench press
- Back is not secure
- Back collapses into flat position
- Don't know wtf to do so I just resumed benching flat
- Think no one notices
- Finish benching, sit up, everyone bertstaring me
- Act like I meant to do that
- Leave gym
- Cancel membership
post 1617572931 09-25-2020, 11:49 AM
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  1. KathleenRyan
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  1. KathleenRyan
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Looked EZ OP. Good job, and happy birthday.

On recharge
drvillain PM's mods to do his bidding - CONFIRMED.
post 1617573001 09-25-2020, 11:50 AM
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  1. 78novacaine
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Originally Posted By SirFapsAIot
hey man great job

I was able to bench that much in my sophomore year of high school, but good on you for pursuing and achieving a great goal!
JFL if you weren't benching 600 for reps in Jr High.

Hey OP happy Bday bby!!
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