Think your in shape? How do you pair up with the rest of us?
hah ya... i feel... really small... i guess i am though being a distance runner and all too.. i need to start lifting again and get big and stronger.. i have to be doing something rihgt though since im on a pole 20 more lbs than i am.. wekk now 15.. i moved up to a 14' pole but im still holding at same spot
i run, therefore im buff.
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These are what I did in school and what I could probably do now(not that i've tried)
Then
Age:23
175
Squat:405
Bench:265
Clean:290
40time-4.4
Beers: 12-15
Now (i don't really workout much anymore, but i'm starting up again on Mar 1st)
Age:28
185
Squat: 320ish
Bench: 225
Clean: 240? maybe? probably 225
40: 4.6-7
Beers: 6-8
Then
Age:23
175
Squat:405
Bench:265
Clean:290
40time-4.4
Beers: 12-15
Now (i don't really workout much anymore, but i'm starting up again on Mar 1st)
Age:28
185
Squat: 320ish
Bench: 225
Clean: 240? maybe? probably 225
40: 4.6-7
Beers: 6-8
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When I was vaulting my highest
178lbs 6'2"
260 bench
350 squat
Those are rough est.
4.39 40 (in spikes, on track, hand timed)
In Post-Graduate school:
225lbs Still 6'2"
405 bench
I don't do squats per say since I broke me back pv, but I hip sleded (45 degree angle) 1100 lbs
I had a lot of pent up agression I couldn't take out vaulting anymore
Currently:
197 I think I may have shrunk a 1/4"
295 bench
Hammer stength sqaut machine 900lbs (kills my glutes more than my quads) I guess that's why I've got the big dirier in my avitar.
not sure about my 40 time but I'm on the Kelly Smith relay's record breaking coaches 4x100 team
since I started traing for the seattle to portland bike ride (200mi in one day) Ive been putting in 26mi rides three times a week at 20mi/hr ave speeds. which isn't helping that 40 time
178lbs 6'2"
260 bench
350 squat
Those are rough est.
4.39 40 (in spikes, on track, hand timed)
In Post-Graduate school:
225lbs Still 6'2"
405 bench
I don't do squats per say since I broke me back pv, but I hip sleded (45 degree angle) 1100 lbs
I had a lot of pent up agression I couldn't take out vaulting anymore
Currently:
197 I think I may have shrunk a 1/4"
295 bench
Hammer stength sqaut machine 900lbs (kills my glutes more than my quads) I guess that's why I've got the big dirier in my avitar.
not sure about my 40 time but I'm on the Kelly Smith relay's record breaking coaches 4x100 team
since I started traing for the seattle to portland bike ride (200mi in one day) Ive been putting in 26mi rides three times a week at 20mi/hr ave speeds. which isn't helping that 40 time
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I don't know if that is the proper name for it. It's what my HS football coach called it. Just about every wieght room has one. You lay on your back and push they wieght on a rack up a 45 degree incline. I mentioned 45 degree angle there b/c there was one gym I lifted at that had a "hip sled" and you laid on you back under the wieght and pushed it straight up above you.
An optimist is one who sees a light in darkness....a pessimist blows it out.
gese i was reading all of this "stuff" it is so confusing. I don't lift, at all. I use to wrestle and I lifted then but once I started pole vault it just all stoped for some reason. Is that realy bad? I have been improving rapidly and not doing any weight lifting? i don't know, all of these numbers are just, numbers to me
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