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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Cromespyder on October 18, 2008, 01:55:57 PM
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he is using the silver bar which is 20 or 25lbs i belive. this 'lift' is 165lbs max
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he is using the silver bar which is 20 or 25lbs i belive. this 'lift' is 165lbs max
I gotta call you a fuckin idiot here, we have chrome and black bars in the gym, both are 45lbs.
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he is using the silver bar which is 20 or 25lbs i belive. this 'lift' is 165lbs max
;) that was not an overhead tricep extension ! that was a partial half press half extension ! if he had of went all the way down he would never had completed a single rep ! 8)
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I gotta call you a fuckin idiot here, we have chrome and black bars in the gym, both are 45lbs.
ive been to at least 10 different gyms and silver bars are always 20-25lbs. ive never seen a 45lb silver bar, maybe you are right but i bet this is not 45lbs
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;) that was not an overhead tricep extension ! that was a partial half press half extension ! if he had of went all the way down he would never had completed a single rep ! 8)
its got to be hell on the joints.
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ive been to at least 10 different gyms and silver bars are always 20-25lbs. ive never seen a 45lb silver bar, maybe you are right but i bet this is not 45lbs
Gotta admit you are an idiot if you think that all silver bars are 20-25lbs
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ive owned several silver olympic bars, they have always been 45lbs.
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ive been to at least 10 different gyms and silver bars are always 20-25lbs. ive never seen a 45lb silver bar, maybe you are right but i bet this is not 45lbs
We have probably a 50-50 mix of chrome/black bars, they are all 45lbs. In fact i don't think I have seen a 7 foot bar that was 25lbs.
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Gotta admit you are an idiot if you think that all silver bars are 20-25lbs
no but every gym has the light olympic bars and they are always silver. at a gym as big as his look im sure they have the light ones which have been at every gym ive been too, and im sure that would be what he would use to make the weight higher!!!
honestly i didnt know there was silver 45lb bars, ive never see them.
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ive been to at least 10 different gyms and silver bars are always 20-25lbs. ive never seen a 45lb silver bar, maybe you are right but i bet this is not 45lbs
Oh you got me! Damn! Not a 45lb bar, please. You guys will do anything to feel better about yourselves. ;D
And that is as far as my arm will allow me to bring it down. Just try them and let me know how far you can get. 8)
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We have probably a 50-50 mix of chrome/black bars, they are all 45lbs. In fact i don't think I have seen a 7 foot bar that was 25lbs.
maybe it is a massachusetts thing, but there are defiitly bars the same size as olympic ones that are lighter.....im sure someone can confirm!
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maybe it is a massachusetts thing, but there are defiitly bars the same size as olympic ones that are lighter.....im sure someone can confirm!
If I were you I'd get out of that state as soon as you can, apparently gravity is failing.
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Oh you got me! Damn! Not a 45lb bar, please. You guys will do anything to feel better about yourselves. ;D
And that is as far as my arm will allow me to bring it down. Just try them and let me know how far you can get. 8)
do you honestly beleive you could have done that lift if your upper arm was locked in place and you had to actually do a real tricep extention?
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there are several 45 lbs silver bars in my gym
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If I were you I'd get out of that state as soon as you can, apparently gravity is failing.
lol
there are bars same size and shape as olympic that mare made with different material and weigh about 20-25lbs.
hope this helps!
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im going to admit defeat on the silver bar thing(http://www.getbig.com/boards/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
the lift is still horrible.
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o you honestly beleive you could have done that lift if your upper arm was locked in place and you had to actually do a real tricep extention?
I dont know? I dont even care. Its just an exercise I do almost every week and someone didnt believe me so I posted it. Bad form, not hitting the right muscle, and fake weights are just excuses as to why I can do it and you cant.
It is bad form but you CANNOT do that with good form (unless you can prove otherwise).
My triceps are wrecked from doing it as they are every week so how is it not effective?
The bar is most certainly 45lbs. Never seen a 7 foot bar that isnt unless its a hollow axle.
This exercise has helped me immensely with my overhead pressing. <<<that is all that matters.
Seriously though, please give them a try and prove me wrong. :)
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I've come across some of those chrome black bars and some of them are actually lighter than the silver ones. There is no standard.
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I dont know? I dont even care. Its just an exercise I do almost every week and someone didnt believe me so I posted it. Bad form, not hitting the right muscle, and fake weights are just excuses as to why I can do it and you cant.
It is bad form but you CANNOT do that with good form (unless you can prove otherwise).
My triceps are wrecked from doing it as they are every week so how is it not effective?
The bar is most certainly 45lbs. Never seen a 7 foot bar that isnt unless its a hollow axle.
This exercise has helped me immensely with my overhead pressing. <<<that is all that matters.
Seriously though, please give them a try and prove me wrong. :)
ive only been back in training a month but i guarantee i could do 'that' lift within a few months here, natural. . .what is 'this' exercise exactly? i dont think id be able to do it without going way heaver than i can handle with good form. . .my guess is you just did this to prove Q wrong and dont actually do this shit IRL, if you do you're am idiot and gonna fuck up your elbows. . .
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that is as far as my arm weak muscles will allow me to bring it down without ripping my arms off
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I've come across some of those chrome black bars and some of them are actually lighter than the silver ones. There is no standard.
Exactly, unfortunally the same goes for the plates, I've come across plates that are 10% off.
They should at least print the weight on the bar.
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monster love handles and 17 inch arms.
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i use the light bars when girls are ariund so i can impress them with my strength.
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ive only been back in training a month but i guarantee i could do 'that' lift within a few months here, natural. . .what is 'this' exercise exactly? i dont think id be able to do it without going way heaver than i can handle with good form. . .my guess is you just did this to prove Q wrong and dont actually do this shit IRL, if you do you're am idiot and gonna fuck up your elbows. . .
I actually do them every couple weeks I would say. My joints feel fine. Been doing them for more than a year now Im sure.
Excuse me if I dont accept your "guarantee." I have never seen you do anything in this board but try to disprove other people.
I never claimed to practice BBing either. Are you a BBer (that means you compete)? Im 6' and 300lbs, wouldnt you have "love handles" too? ;D
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Gotta admit you are an idiot if you think that all silver bars are 20-25lbs
:)
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I actually do them every couple weeks I would say. My joints feel fine. Been doing them for more than a year now Im sure.
Excuse me if I dont accept your "guarantee." I have never seen you do anything in this board but try to disprove other people.
I never claimed to practice BBing either. Are you a BBer (that means you compete)? Im 6' and 300lbs, wouldnt you have "love handles" too? ;D
what do you compete in ?
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OMG ITS SILVER! IT HAS TO BE 20-25LBS!!!
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It's a 45lb bar.
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OMG ITS SILVER! IT HAS TO BE 20-25LBS!!!
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It's a 45lb bar.
maybe, but you dont know that for a fact.
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maybe, but you dont know that for a fact.
I'd bet my 40 of O.E on it.
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since when does sliver= 25lbs??? what colour are your 45lb bars???
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I've next seen a bar that isn't silver, except for my rusty ass orange one outside.
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That's the most worthless exercise I've seen short of the numbnuts squatting on a half exercise ball.
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"lift4size" looks like shit either way.
hope this helps.
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since when does sliver= 25lbs??? what colour are your 45lb bars???
brownish black.
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ive been to at least 10 different gyms and silver bars are always 20-25lbs. ive never seen a 45lb silver bar, maybe you are right but i bet this is not 45lbs
WTF? Olympic bars are almost always 'silver'. Normal people call it chromed though.
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gym bar weight std is as follows:
pink = 25lbs
green = 30lbs
lime = 35lbs
sliver = 45lbs
black = 50lbs
rust =55lbs
;)
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if he doesn't lift for body building ...why do you care about his form ?
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if he doesn't lift for body building ...why do you care about his form ?
maybe he believes in "egobuilding"?
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gym bar weight std is as follows:
pink = 25lbs
green = 30lbs
lime = 35lbs
sliver = 45lbs
black = 50lbs
rust =55lbs
;)
that would be cool actually lol
i also prefer color coded plates over plain black ones.
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gym bar weight std is as follows:
pink = 25lbs
green = 30lbs
lime = 35lbs
sliver = 45lbs
black = 50lbs
rust =55lbs
;)
:D
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i don't see the point of using more weight than you can handle with proper form
they were almost like presses
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doing this kind of "poundage", he must have some pretty "big" triceps. ::)
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you idiots ...ever occured to ya that he might be training for a strongman type event ?
in wich case : who gives a fuck how he lifts it ?
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I dont know? I dont even care. Its just an exercise I do almost every week and someone didnt believe me so I posted it. Bad form, not hitting the right muscle, and fake weights are just excuses as to why I can do it and you cant.
It is bad form but you CANNOT do that with good form (unless you can prove otherwise).
My triceps are wrecked from doing it as they are every week so how is it not effective?
The bar is most certainly 45lbs. Never seen a 7 foot bar that isnt unless its a hollow axle.
This exercise has helped me immensely with my overhead pressing. <<<that is all that matters.
Seriously though, please give them a try and prove me wrong. :)
the point is that YOU CAN'T DO IT EITHER and that is proven by the video, all this bullshit like "i'm too big and not flexible to get my elbows closer" is an excuse, your arms are simply not strong enough to do that exercise with that much weight, you'd be using a 35 pound plate on each side MAXIMUM if you kept your elbows stationary and dropped the bar to the bottom of your head like you're supposed to.
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With a username like "Lift4Size" you would think he'd try to give his tri's a full exension.