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Title: Superhuman strength
Post by: Ursus on January 24, 2009, 08:51:21 AM
Brpwsing google. Found this

This is a topic I've spent many times podering, and I have found my own conclusion, but won't inflict my belief upon yours. With a limited range of motion, I can leg press 2085lbs 100 repetitions, and could have still gone on. The most I could absolutely fit on the olympic machine with 100lb plates was 4205lbs(42 plates and the bar/platform by itself I count as 5lbs). I did 48 repetitions, and the odd thing was when I replaced the bar holder to its place, I felt dead, but only a few seconds afterward I jumped up and helped remove the plates. Now, despite all the criticism the leg press excersize has drawn, I have heard from doctors and bodybuilders that in the smaller range leg press, the absolute most a man should be able to press is around 3500lbs, at most 5 reps. Ronnie Coleman, a worldly recognized bodybuilder was able to press 2250lbs within this limited range of motion. Is this supernatural, superhuman strength? Again, I have made my own conclusion. If there is any doubt among the reader, you are correct, there is no way I can prove this unless you saw with your own two eyes. All I can say, or ask rather, is why would I come onto this website and lie? I have absolutely nothing to gain, but by telling you of my lift, I hope I have brought some additional insight into your debate.

Mark Hammond

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=86471
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: QuakerOats on January 24, 2009, 08:52:49 AM
any pictures of this modern day Tom Platz?
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: Ursus on January 24, 2009, 08:54:52 AM
literally just stumbled upon that
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: Ursus on January 24, 2009, 08:57:03 AM
same guy here

 felt I should tell you all my physical attributes, incase it might help. I am somewhere in between 6'1'' and 6'4''(haven't been measured since freshman year), about 225lbs, and am 18 years old. Someone asked if I've lifted a car before. Yes, actually more times than I can count, my familys pick-up truck, I have lifted from the rear and front end(lifted both tires off ground), and found the front to be a little harder. The first time I tried because I heard a story similar to those mentioned earlier, one's of older women lifting cars and such. Since I have actually found it fun. It's a 1985 Ford, and if I had to guess I'd say it weighs around 2300lbs. I suppose I should tell you of my other excersizes I have found a little weird. There is a forearm free weight contraption at my high school's gym, on which you place weight near the end, and pull it towards you using your grip/forearm strength. One of the football players, a friend of mine, was doing two 45lb plates(90lbs), and was sweating pretty hard. I started where he left off, and proceeded to add all the weight I could fit(in 100lb plates). I could only fit on six, and did 10 repetitions. Also, my biceps seem to be unnaturally strong, I can, using both arms, curl 220lbs. The odd thing is though, that on excersizes like the bench press, I am well below average, only benching about 225lbs(one repetition). And on the squat rack, I can withstand(lift the weight of the bars without squatting, holding it) 1365lbs, I don't know whether or not that is good or not. I can't begin to tell you how many times I've been lifting and the other kids or lifters look at me like I'm some sort of freak, or how many times I've been asked if I'm on steroids. For clarification, I'm not on any sort of steroid, protein shake, or anything. My source of protein is skim milk. I have talked to so many people with so many far-fetched theory's you can't imagine. I've talked to eccentric evolutionists who say I'm the next step in evolution, because I have blonde hair and green/yellow eyes, which supposedly is of "Aryan blood". I have talked to Greek mythology eccentrics who say since I'm greek that I'm proof of their theory. Then I've talked to scientists here at school who say its all genetic code. Again, I can only fairly leave your conclusion respected by not stating my belief as fact. Also, I watched a good film based on this subject, by a director M. Night Shymalan, called, 'Unbreakable'. Thanks again for reading and considering my opinion as I contemplate yours.

Mark Hammond
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: bigmc on January 24, 2009, 08:57:59 AM
by limited motion

i think he means just resting his feet on the plates
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: MONSTER_TRICEPS on January 24, 2009, 09:02:23 AM
Great, get him a pair of oly shoes and he'll be the first human ever to break the magical 600 pound barrier in the clean and jerk.

 ::)
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: Tapeworm on January 24, 2009, 09:19:41 AM
Haha, took a few pages but eventually a few people called bs and wanted video.

Some boring bastards in there.  It'd be like shooting fish for a Getbigger.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: Ursus on January 24, 2009, 09:21:28 AM
lol was so funny to read.

he curls what he bench presses
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: Mars on January 24, 2009, 11:12:52 AM
lol was so funny to read.

he curls what he bench presses

not a lot can do that.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: #1 Klaus fan on January 24, 2009, 11:42:07 AM
Great, get him a pair of oly shoes and he'll be the first human ever to break the magical 600 pound barrier in the clean and jerk.

 ::)

He could do it if he were approximately 8 inches tall.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: LuciusFox on January 24, 2009, 11:00:15 PM
Read the whole thread....quality stuff  ;D
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: triple_pickle on January 24, 2009, 11:13:15 PM
Great, get him a pair of oly shoes and he'll be the first human ever to break the magical 600 pound barrier in the clean and jerk.
today we had a newbie joining our olympic lifting team and he said he did some cleans before and could do "around 250 lbs" ;D
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: CARTEL on January 24, 2009, 11:16:39 PM
Mark Hammond is an all around strong dude.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: The_Leafy_Bug on January 24, 2009, 11:16:55 PM
Kegdrainer once picked up a 500 pound stone in his front yard and carried it 30 feet.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: LuciusFox on January 24, 2009, 11:21:34 PM
Kegdrainer once picked up a 500 pound stone in his front yard and carried it 30 feet.

 It was 600 pounds  :D
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: MONSTER_TRICEPS on January 25, 2009, 02:20:32 AM
today we had a newbie joining our olympic lifting team and he said he did some cleans before and could do "around 250 lbs" ;D

 ;D

You're an OL? What are your pb's big guy?
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: triple_pickle on January 25, 2009, 06:19:27 PM
i am just a tiny tit ;D
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: slacker on January 25, 2009, 06:20:39 PM
I once carried a triple stacked big mac with one hand
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: HTexan on January 25, 2009, 07:39:07 PM
http://revision3.com/scamschool/strenghtschoolep1
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: Soundness on January 25, 2009, 11:38:34 PM
same guy here

 felt I should tell you all my physical attributes, incase it might help. I am somewhere in between 6'1'' and 6'4''(haven't been measured since freshman year), about 225lbs, and am 18 years old. Someone asked if I've lifted a car before. Yes, actually more times than I can count, my familys pick-up truck, I have lifted from the rear and front end(lifted both tires off ground), and found the front to be a little harder. The first time I tried because I heard a story similar to those mentioned earlier, one's of older women lifting cars and such. Since I have actually found it fun. It's a 1985 Ford, and if I had to guess I'd say it weighs around 2300lbs. I suppose I should tell you of my other excersizes I have found a little weird. There is a forearm free weight contraption at my high school's gym, on which you place weight near the end, and pull it towards you using your grip/forearm strength. One of the football players, a friend of mine, was doing two 45lb plates(90lbs), and was sweating pretty hard. I started where he left off, and proceeded to add all the weight I could fit(in 100lb plates). I could only fit on six, and did 10 repetitions. Also, my biceps seem to be unnaturally strong, I can, using both arms, curl 220lbs. The odd thing is though, that on excersizes like the bench press, I am well below average, only benching about 225lbs(one repetition). And on the squat rack, I can withstand(lift the weight of the bars without squatting, holding it) 1365lbs, I don't know whether or not that is good or not. I can't begin to tell you how many times I've been lifting and the other kids or lifters look at me like I'm some sort of freak, or how many times I've been asked if I'm on steroids. For clarification, I'm not on any sort of steroid, protein shake, or anything. My source of protein is skim milk. I have talked to so many people with so many far-fetched theory's you can't imagine. I've talked to eccentric evolutionists who say I'm the next step in evolution, because I have blonde hair and green/yellow eyes, which supposedly is of "Aryan blood". I have talked to Greek mythology eccentrics who say since I'm greek that I'm proof of their theory. Then I've talked to scientists here at school who say its all genetic code. Again, I can only fairly leave your conclusion respected by not stating my belief as fact. Also, I watched a good film based on this subject, by a director M. Night Shymalan, called, 'Unbreakable'. Thanks again for reading and considering my opinion as I contemplate yours.

Mark Hammond
::) These comments (in bold) are sketchy. I don't believe him at this point, because if he were concerned enough about others' opinions to make such posts in forums he would have recorded video a long time ago.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: MONSTER_TRICEPS on January 25, 2009, 11:40:42 PM
i am just a tiny tit ;D

Don't be embarrassed stud.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: Figo on January 25, 2009, 11:43:19 PM
Like the way he describes his height.

Im somewhere between 5'8" - 6'5" myself, havent checked lately... my penis might be 7-10 inches, not sure.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: #1 Klaus fan on January 25, 2009, 11:47:42 PM
I owe my strength to alien abductions. They inject me full of all kind of shit in their space ship.
Title: Re: Superhuman strength
Post by: Hedgehog on January 26, 2009, 02:32:56 AM
today we had a newbie joining our olympic lifting team and he said he did some cleans before and could do "around 250 lbs" ;D

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