How do I stack up here?

[Frezzyflame]

Hello everyone, I just wanted to see how I stack up here. I don't really know my maxes, so i'll just give you what I can do for 5.

Age-14, 8th Grade

Weight- 140 lbs

American measurements

Bench- 155 for 5

Dead-lift- 252 for 5

Squat- Don't really know, greens(10k, 22 lbs) are easy but never gone higher.

That's about it, any recommendations are welcome. Sorry to bother you guys, I bet you get these all the time.

[JohnCasson]

Hello everyone, I just wanted to see how I stack up here. I don't really know my maxes, so i'll just give you what I can do for 5.

Age-14, 8th Grade

Weight- 140 lbs

American measurements

Bench- 155 for 5

Dead-lift- 252 for 5

Squat- Don't really know, greens(10k, 22 lbs) are easy but never gone higher.

That's about it, any recommendations are welcome. Sorry to bother you guys, I bet you get these all the time.

According to the Rippetoe/Kilgore 2006 strength standards (lonkilgore.com/freebies/freebies.html - no www), your calculated 1-rep maxes for bench press and deadlift are just above the intermediate class lifts for adults at your weight, so I would imagine it would be even better for your age. If your squat is at the same level, it should be around 205-215 for 5 reps.

[BradCathie]

You lift, so you're already stronger than 99% of people your age. Just continue learning and stay consistent and by the time you're 18 you'll probably be stronger than most of the people you know.

[Hajikikun]

The average adult man can bench press 135 for 1 rep with proper form.
Go ahead and let that sink in for a moment.
Enjoy being stronger than the majority of the population, and keep making gains.