I do put a lot of energy into my training, which is why I can't stand it when some shithead magazine writer makes stuff up for the hell of it. 315x6 would put his incline bench at around 375, which equates to around a mid 400's bench at 230 lb. I would be willing to bet my getbig account that he can't do full unassisted reps on the incline with 315. Same goes for his 365 lb barbell rows. That's almost 4 plates a side for reps. Most 600 and 700 lb deadlifters would have trouble doing rows with that weight. Complete bullshit.
He might weigh 230, but it's all in his legs and ass. His upper body doesn't look particularly strong. With that kind of bench strength, he should be capable of doing weighted dips with 150-200 lb, yet he can only do 45 lb for a few reps.
Glad to hear you put a lot of energy into your training. Keep it up and the gains will come, be it strength and or mass. Again the 315 is not incredible. After 10/12 hours in hospital I have done maybe 2/3 reps with 225 or deadlifted 365 or dumbell inc pressed 90lbs for 6-8. Do I think my lifts are impressive? No! But I've only been doing this inconsistently for 7/8 years.
I don't look like Ron Harris, infact I probably look more like '240 or bust'. So his form on BB row's isn't great judging by those pics and considering his back developement should probably do better reps with less weight but so what. Maybe he gets a kick out of incresing his poundages. Do you never get a buzz out of lifting a weight you have never done before.I got a bigger buzz from the first time I benched 100kg(225lbs) than from making my chest go from 39" to 44". I just can't see the reason for your anger. Of cousre you don't want to see your hardwork in the gym be amde seem like nothing due to some claims on the internet but get real, surely you have seen guys in your own gym who don't look as good as Ron put up similar numbers? I don't for one minute think I'm training in a gym full of freaks and a few guys can hit those weights. One of my old training partners hit 405lbs on incline for 4 reps aged 21 at around 230lbs and 6'2". Did everyone in the gym cry "bullshit"? Of course not.
Good luck with your training buddy but no need to try and discredit Ron when he's not even claiming to be anything special. Peace,
The Doc
