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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Gym-Rat on June 21, 2022, 07:27:55 AM
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Freak...
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That was sweet
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Anything is possible with enough drugs.
I am not impressed by these 'roidheads.
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Anything is possible with enough drugs.
Still, unreal strength. I know tons of drug takers, none come close to benching this.
Especially at this bodyweight.
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Still, unreal strength. I know tons of drug takers, none come close to benching this.
Especially at this bodyweight.
You have to know how to train but without the drugs it's impossible for all but the genetically gifted, of which there are few.
Doug Hepburn, who was natty, was considered the strongest presser on earth in his day (early 1950s) and benched 500 weighing 290 at 5'9".
A guy at my gym, early 80s, benched 500, taking drugs, weighing about 190, at 5"8.
Why should this guy impress me?
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Looks like a swarthy Australian though
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You have to know how to train but without the drugs it's impossible for all but the genetically gifted, of which there are few.
Doug Hepburn, who was natty, was considered the strongest presser on earth in his day (early 1950s) and benched 500 weighing 290 at 5'9".
A guy at my gym, early 80s, benched 500, taking drugs, weighing about 190, at 5"8.
Why should this guy impress me?
An 80-something year old guy benching 500 is pretty good.
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An 80-something year old guy benching 500 is pretty good.
It was amazing.
He still can put up some big numbers in his 120's.
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You have to know how to train but without the drugs it's impossible for all but the genetically gifted, of which there are few.
Doug Hepburn, who was natty, was considered the strongest presser on earth in his day (early 1950s) and benched 500 weighing 290 at 5'9".
A guy at my gym, early 80s, benched 500, taking drugs, weighing about 190, at 5"8.
Why should this guy impress me?
A guy in his 80's juicing?
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A guy in his 80's juicing?
lol
Early 1980s.
Dude was about 25.
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lol
Early 1980s.
Dude was about 25.
:D I see. I thought you meant a guy in his 80's benching 500.
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Freak...
His wife claps and his baby cheers after his lifts. Can't ask for more than that. 8)
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It was amazing.
He still can put up some big numbers in his 120's.
A guy in his 80's juicing?
I hope hes done with the drugs because hes not going to live much past 130.
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Why should this guy impress me?
He shouldnt.
Its a rare, strong bench for those who might be interested...
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Strong dude
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Strong dude
Definitely. more impressive than Maddox 800 weighing 450 imo.
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Definitely. more impressive than Maddox 800 weighing 450 imo.
yeah he’s barely 200lbs. lifting that kind of weight
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Excellent pressing, regardless of drug use.
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Definitely. more impressive than Maddox 800 weighing 450 imo.
I disagree.
There are many (enhanced) lifters around the vid guy’s size pushing numbers well into the fours.
Only several men have ever ventured over seven. Before Maddox there was Sarychev’s … 738.
Ever-increasing poundage on the bar doesn’t correlate in symmetry with ever-increasing bodyweight.
Smaller and smaller increments of performance demand correspondingly greater and greater horsepower and leverages.
The sheer ability to withstand 800 in the lockout position is otherworldly.
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Man he did that easy.
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I disagree.
There are many (enhanced) lifters around the vid guy’s size pushing numbers well into the fours.
Only several men have ever ventured over seven. Before Maddox there was Sarychev’s … 738.
Ever-increasing poundage on the bar doesn’t correlate in symmetry with ever-increasing bodyweight.
Smaller and smaller increments of performance demand correspondingly greater and greater horsepower and leverages.
The sheer ability to withstand 800 in the lockout position is otherworldly.
I agree that just being able to move 800 is insane no question. Yeah I take that back I guess. Strong guy either way though.
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You can hear his kids cheering him on. Pretty strong for training in his garage.
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I'm not impressed, I benched 460 lbs at 185 lbs years ago, it was touch and go, but no wrist bands and no sleeves, just a weight lifting belt
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I'm not impressed, I benched 460 lbs at 185 lbs years ago, it was touch and go, but no wrist bands and no sleeves, just a weight lifting belt
Well, thats world-record numbers if you indeed did do that, especially natty.
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Well, thats world-record numbers if you indeed did do that, especially natty.
Tbh back then I was taking ''stuff''
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I hope hes done with the drugs because hes not going to live much past 130.
If he gets off the juice now he's got a chance.
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I'm not impressed, I benched 460 lbs at 185 lbs years ago, it was touch and go, but no wrist bands and no sleeves, just a weight lifting belt
No you didn't.
Bro...
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Tbh back then I was taking ''stuff''
Be honest about your weight bro. You benched 185 at 450. Not that impressive. But I’m glad you lost the weight.
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Impressive unofficial world record by pasmith for sure.
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Impressive unofficial world record by pasmith for sure.
Dude I was on ephedrine and 1ad, I wasn't exactly ''natty'' back then, so it means nothing