How much can you bench???
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In high school, I was 165 lbs and maxed 215lbs ![Frown](https://www.i-club.com/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
About 2 years later, lifting about a month and a half:
I'm about 175 lbs. I don't know my max because I lift at home and I'm afraid of getting stuck. But I rep 175 lbs 10 times, and 185 6 times.
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About 2 years later, lifting about a month and a half:
I'm about 175 lbs. I don't know my max because I lift at home and I'm afraid of getting stuck. But I rep 175 lbs 10 times, and 185 6 times.
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The question is kinda vague cause we don't know if you are talking just 1 press or sets of like 10 reps.
I'm hella out of shape now, but in high school and college I weighed 125 (yeah I'm a real lightweight fella you probably noticed in the STi pix in the mauna kea snow a few months ago) but did reps of 10 @ 175, working my way to a max single press of 205.
Need to work up to 600 lbs like Tank Abbott ;P
Nah hehe
http://www.mmablogger.com/weird/tank...h-press-video/
I'm hella out of shape now, but in high school and college I weighed 125 (yeah I'm a real lightweight fella you probably noticed in the STi pix in the mauna kea snow a few months ago) but did reps of 10 @ 175, working my way to a max single press of 205.
Need to work up to 600 lbs like Tank Abbott ;P
Nah hehe
http://www.mmablogger.com/weird/tank...h-press-video/
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