Not neccesarily.
Official olympic plates are in kilograms.
So no 45's but 20kgs or 25kgs. 20kg is 44lbs and 25kgs are 55lbs.
So that 360lbs would be two red plates and one blue on each side.
Anyway, that is why there is sometimes odd numbers mentioned on some of the articles, videos etc.
European teenagers dont have 200,300 or 400lbs sticking points.
They have 100kgs, 150kgs, 200kgs etc. ( 220, 330, 440lbs )
On topic: I've seen local sprinters use ridicilous amounts of weights on seemingly unimportant lifts for them.
But speed athletes, jumpers , throwers should be gifted in explosive power so, they are.
It's fine man, I'm wrong.
Like most here I've trained with professional and Olympic athletes. None were at Ben Johnson's level in terms of being the elite of elite. Some were weight room strong some weren't.
Ben Johnson is a world record holding sprinter who's, "record" stood for almost 20 years, but I still dont think he benched 360 for 10, cumulatively during his whole life, let alone at one time.
Im sure he benches more than Carl Lewis though.