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CiganoBoxer wrote:On our deadlifting day today one of my training partners hit his PB , 250kg and he's only a 100kg bodyweight
Video below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpHyfcespJ8

smiling assassin wrote:

CiganoBoxer wrote:On our deadlifting day today one of my training partners hit his PB , 250kg and he's only a 100kg bodyweight
Video below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpHyfcespJ8

sorry boys no video but i got my PB deadlift today 165kg at 68kg bodyweight i know its knowwhere near some of you boys in the 200s but im proper happy with it

CiganoBoxer wrote:Guys Hit the 220kg today , new PB for me ...so chuffed to get the 5plates
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3r4WQ7AZiQ
And just before that i hit 180kg for 7 reps, banging day :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGqDhDHRcx0

Rexob wrote:I beat my personal best today, 5 plates and 236 Wine Gums! one after the other! dead lifted the lot aswell fooking Av it son! gotta respect that! Feel sick as fook now though D

hurricanemitch14 wrote:for his size and weight thats horrible but look at his body, hes a skinny fat guy. he's weak physically and thats why i dont think makes against the top guys.


i know powerlifter and boxing r different but u gotta have strength at heavy

hurricanemitch14 wrote:u missed where i put piwerlifting is different than boxing, then u skipped my next post

hurricanemitch14 wrote:ali and that era would need to using strength training for sure in a klits era

Fat Git wrote:

hurricanemitch14 wrote:u missed where i put piwerlifting is different than boxing, then u skipped my next post

So it doesn't matter that much, if Tyson Fury is 'skinny fat' then he will be one of the many top class heavyweights in years gone by not to have single digit percentage of bodyfat.

G0mez wrote:I remember reading Tito Trinidad couldn't bench press a 15kg plate either side.

But he had remarkable power in his punches in his prime.

Benelio wrote:

Fat Git wrote:

hurricanemitch14 wrote:u missed where i put piwerlifting is different than boxing, then u skipped my next post

So it doesn't matter that much, if Tyson Fury is 'skinny fat' then he will be one of the many top class heavyweights in years gone by not to have single digit percentage of bodyfat.

I don't think many top heavyweights would have been sub 10% bodyfat. 6-9% bodyfat is ridiculously lean for a big guy. You'd have very visible abdominals at that level of bodyfat (even when you're not tensing them).

People always seem to exaggerate how low their bodyfat is. If the average heavyweight is about 235lbs then they'd look in the same condition as a prime (1970s) Arnold Schwarzenegger (same weight) at 8% bodyfat.

HomicideHenry wrote:

G0mez wrote:I remember reading Tito Trinidad couldn't bench press a 15kg plate either side.

But he had remarkable power in his punches in his prime.

Velocity+Weight= Power

lillywhite14 wrote:

HomicideHenry wrote:

G0mez wrote:I remember reading Tito Trinidad couldn't bench press a 15kg plate either side.

But he had remarkable power in his punches in his prime.

Velocity+Weight= Power

Unfortunately, in Boxing, it's not that simple.

G0mez wrote:A lot of soap boxes in this thread.

'Do you even lift, bro?'

Will he be strong enough to lift that world title above his head is the real question.

smiling assassin wrote:

tobyh5 wrote:Watching Ringside tonight with the Fury segment and it showed him doing a deadlift. I calculated that the weight was 230kg on the assumption the plates on each side were 2 x 25kg, 2 x 20, 1 x 10, 1 x 5kg = 105kg x two sides plus the bar which is 20kg

Now he struggled to pull that up and I appreciate he is not a weight lifter or power lifter but come on, that is pretty poor.

I can do 220kg and I am not a power lifter either oh and I am 5ft 7" and weighed just under 11st when I lifted that last year and I am 40 years old!

And the pussy used straps to assist his grip!!

Anyway, who do you guys have winning the fight?

Did you just want to comment on this so you could tell everyone about your own deadlift