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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: HUGEPECS on July 31, 2006, 07:57:10 AM
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This is it. A Mind blowing bench press that will make you rethink about your own personnal bench record. Is this MOFO strong or what the f..k with this picture.
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monster fake plates.
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They must be 25kg plates as they are not 25 pounds.
Which means what.. about 290 kgs. (10 25s, 2 10kg and 20kg bar)
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nice static hold
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Good lift Hugepecs!
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these are freaking 100 pounders plates
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these are freaking 100 pounders plates
no they're not, they're 55 pounds.
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monster fake plates.
Sorry, bro. these guys are not like bodybuilders. they dont use fake plates in competitions
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Doesn`t make me rethink anything...Look how short his forearms are. Of course people with short ass forearms do a lot of weight.
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these are freaking 100 pounders plates
Maybe you know more than me about this but I can clearly see a big 25 (KGS) on them.
And it doesn't look like he's wearing a bench shirt so I don't think he's benching 1000 pounds.
Isn't that a roughly 6-- pound raw attempt?
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Doesn`t make me rethink anything...Look how short his forearms are. Of course people with short ass forearms do a lot of weight.
That is a ton of weight. Forearms or not!
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its 295 kg = 650 lbs
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it's 640lbs.
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How can someone called HUGEPECS not know that nobody is raw benching over a 1000 pounds?
And its between 290 and 300 kgs depending on fastening devices (640-660 pounds).
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That is a ton of weight. Forearms or not!
It IS the reason.
When the forearm joint is placed closer to the wrist, it creates a fulcrum more capable for supporting a weight. In actuallity less work(physics) is performed since distance travelled is shortened than someone with a different placed joint.(longer forearm)
I once saw a 60 year old man Behind the Neck press 275 for 10 easy. His arms were incredibly short due to the joint placement.
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How can someone called HUGEPECS not know that nobody is raw benching over a 1000 pounds?
And its between 290 and 300 kgs depending on fastening devices (640-660 pounds).
that's not a raw lift, he's wearing a bench shirt.
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And yes he is wearing an inzer bench shirt!!!
25kg plates...
8)
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What a pussy!
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that's not a raw lift, he's wearing a bench shirt.
Alexxx is right, this guy is a pussy. I thought bench shirts looked a whole more ridiculous than that?
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How can someone called HUGEPECS not know that nobody is raw benching over a 1000 pounds?
And its between 290 and 300 kgs depending on fastening devices (640-660 pounds).
lol...I never mention this dude was benching 1000lbs raw. nobody cant. all I said was whatever he is pushing is freaking heavy
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lol...I never mention this dude was benching 1000lbs raw. nobody cant. all I said was whatever he is pushing is freaking heavy
nothing special for a shirted lift. Considering the best lifts 900+
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nothing special for a shirted lift. Considering the best lifts 900+
we can't all be as strong as you, Maxx. ::)
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these are freaking 100 pounders plates
hahaha, dude u cant be serious. That'd make it a 1000+ pound lift.
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lol...I never mention this dude was benching 1000lbs raw. nobody cant. all I said was whatever he is pushing is freaking heavy
Aye, you were saying it was 100 pounds plates but evidently I don't know what the fok I'm talking about with shirts as I've only seen blimps trying 1000 pounds with ridiculous shirts :)
The weights are from finland and say 25 on. In the cultured lands of europe they use kgs ;)
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hahaha, dude u cant be serious. That'd make it a 1000+ pound lift.
DONT THEY LOOK LIKE 100 LBS PLATES. THE READING ON THE SIDE SAYS IT. 25KG
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we can't all be as strong as you, Maxx. ::)
why dont you go back to licking TA's balls?
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why dont you go back to licking TA's balls?
i can't, i've got my dick in your daughters ass.
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DONT THEY LOOK LIKE 100 LBS PLATES. THE READING ON THE SIDE SAYS IT. 25KG
That would make the lift over 1080 pounds, alarm bells should have been ringing in your head at that stage :)
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Aye, you were saying it was 100 pounds plates but evidently I don't know what the fok I'm talking about with shirts as I've only seen blimps trying 1000 pounds with ridiculous shirts :)
The weights are from finland and say 25 on. In the cultured lands of europe they use kgs ;)
I agree. I've never seen 55pounders before. But I've seen a lot of 100lbs plates, and these kind of look like them. but, Logically speaking, aint nobody gonna press half a ton looking like he's looking. so I must admit he's pressing around 650+
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Fair enough, I have so it wasn't so hard for me to believe.
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Thats 640 pounds. A lot bodybuilders can bench more than that if they had a suit on.
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Gargantuan bowling shoes. He probably quit bowling cuz he loves the satisfaction of fake plates.
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I agree. I've never seen 55pounders before. But I've seen a lot of 100lbs plates, and these kind of look like them. but, Logically speaking, aint nobody gonna press half a ton looking like he's looking. so I must admit he's pressing around 650+
well done hugetits, another fuckup ::)
didn't know 25kilograms equated to 100 pounds. ;D
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That would make the lift over 1080 pounds, alarm bells should have been ringing in your head at that stage :)
probably one or two guys were able to press 1000lbs
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well done hugetits, another fuckup ::)
didn't know 25kilograms equated to 100 pounds. ;D
I said these plates looked like those 100lbs, cock sucker
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I said these plates looked like those 100lbs, cock sucker
ok, hugetits ::)
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I said these plates looked like those 100lbs, cock sucker
They are labeled fuckin dumbass.
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They are labeled fuckin dumbass.
kiss my ass, clown for rent
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those plates go by color. The red ones are always 25 kilos, green 10 kilos. blue 20 kilos and yellow are 15.
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It IS the reason.
When the forearm joint is placed closer to the wrist,
When you say "forearm joint" which joint are you refering to? Your elbow?
it creates a fulcrum more capable for supporting a weight.
There is actually two different axes of rotation (fulcrums) here your elbow and your shoulder. In this case the force of the weight is acting, roughly speaking, directly in line with your elbow so forearm length has no real impact in this regard. This would come in to play if you were trying to curl the weight, not bench press it. It's actually your upper arm length which matters here.
In actuallity less work(physics) is performed since distance travelled is shortened than someone with a different placed joint.(longer forearm)
This part is partially correct. Someone with shorter arms will perform less work than a long armed person when bench pressing because the weight travels less distance but the joint placement part is off base. Two people with the same length of arms using the same width grip will have the same range of motion, no matter where the hell their elbow is. This is just common sense.
Based on this post anyone with any background in physics or biomechanics would be able to tell that TA is talking out of his ass. Saying anything with great conviction will convince most people, even if it is a crock of shit.
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When you say "forearm joint" which joint are you refering to? Your elbow?
There is actually two different axes of rotation (fulcrums) here your elbow and your shoulder. In this case the force of the weight is acting, roughly speaking, directly in line with your elbow so forearm length has no real impact in this regard. This would come in to play if you were trying to curl the weight, not bench press it. It's actually your upper arm length which matters here.
This part is partially correct. Someone with shorter arms will perform less work than a long armed person when bench pressing because the weight travels less distance but the joint placement part is off base. Two people with the same length of arms using the same width grip will have the same range of motion, no matter where the hell their elbow is. This is just common sense.
Based on this post anyone with any background in physics or biomechanics would be able to tell that TA is talking out of his ass. Saying anything with great conviction will convince most people, even if it is a crock of shit.
Actually you are completely wrong on a lot of your points. The shoulder will not act as a fulcrum very much when the forearm is shorter.
The weight is also never directly in line with the "fulcrum", especially with a powerlifter`s rep.
The length of FOREARM has EVERYTHING to do with the easiness of a bench press...Not only for distance reasons,but for stabilization of the bar and movement. The movment is able to be performed more locked into place with less sway and movement.
I will add more to this later as it is my bed time.
You are an idiot Iago...hahahahah