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Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion / Re: Strength rankings
« on: February 08, 2011, 04:30:38 pm »
185 kg x 5 reps = 208 kg 1RM according to http://www.exrx.net/Calculators/OneRepMax.html
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While I'm in agreement with Glenn Pendlay, and your post adarqui, I have a question for you: If you add 50kg to your squat, wouldn't you end up moving your old 1-RM faster?
This is a question that would definitely be more oriented towards beginners or advanced novices.
Mully, enlighten me, what I got wrong there?
I'm sorry Raptor. I was just joking with you. You are one of the figure icons on this site and have been here longer than me. Will you humbly accept my apology buddy?
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I need to film a 140 kg squat at 83 kg weight...
lol, i dno why he wants video to proof it. i think we can believe each other...
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That's a new one.. never heard it before. A completely unecessary comment..
But good that you enjoy your own sense of humor thenLol
Dont mind LBSS. He doesnt come out a lot.

nice but mad cam angle.. as is obvious from his hand being 'above backboard'.. url to actual dunk ? curious to see how distorted it actually is.
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