717lbs Deadlift @ 176lbs body weight! GTFIH NAAO!

[BIG_FAT_SLAPPER]

I'll leave this here. GJ if he's going for world records much respect but there is powerlifting in olympics.

they're olympic lifters, they do olympic lifts ie clean and jerk and snatch.

powerlifters do squat, bench and deadlift.

strong knowledge of strength sport you have there, any more pearls of wisdom you want to leave with me?

[Mythic Beast]

I'll leave this here. GJ if he's going for world records much respect but there is powerlifting in olympics.

That's Olympic Lifting or just "Weightlifting". Powerlifting is Bench, Squat and Deadlift.

[AusPower]

He lifts more than me so it must be fake or he must be juicing.


























Oh wait, I'm not yoour typical whiny Miscer, thats a great lift and it looked like he could of gotten a second.

[Sherloc]

they're olympic lifters, they do olympic lifts ie clean and jerk and snatch.

powerlifters do squat, bench and deadlift.

strong knowledge of strength sport you have there, any more pearls of wisdom you want to leave with me?

Ye sure, post a picture so people know who they're talking too. And doesn't it take power to lift in the Olympics, so by definition they are power lifting (your mind = blown)?

[BIG_FAT_SLAPPER]

Ye sure, post a picture so people know who they're talking too. And doesn't it take power to lift in the Olympics, so by definition they are power lifting (your mind = blown)?

no by definition they're weightlifters/olympic lifters because they do clean and jerk and snatch.

by definition powerlifters are those competing in squat, bench and deadlift.

The definition are pretty much what they are, not what you think.

You're a retarded manlet! and will always be a manlet! you going to get manlet mad?

[stanely09]

I briefly looked at his training journal, is all powerlifters do for a workout squats, bench and dl?

[Sherloc]

no by definition they're weightlifters/olympic lifters because they do clean and jerk and snatch.

by definition powerlifters are those competing in squat, bench and deadlift.

The definition are pretty much what they are, not what you think.

You're a retarded manlet! and will always be a manlet! you going to get manlet mad?

So you're saying that it doesn't take power to lift in the olympic movements? I didn't say powerlifting i said power (SPACE) lifting, dip****. And no not mad about my height, God has blessed me so much that I can't hold one shortcoming against him. Plus the majority of IFBB pro's are my height, you wanna ask kai Greene, Jay Cutler, Dexter Jackson, etc if they mad?

[BIG_FAT_SLAPPER]

I briefly looked at his training journal, is all powerlifters do for a workout squats, bench and dl?

pretty much, but they might add in some rows and OH press and other bits but don't feel it's worth mentioning. But mainly the big 3 yes.

[Jattfusion]

This video was posted in the "Powerlifting/Strongman" section by the user: TomMartin

This deserves more views than what it got back in that section. What other place better to get more views than misc.

So here it is for those of you who haven't seen this:

Apologies if this is a repost, but cudnt help as brix were shat

wow and we got new king on bb.com

[miketheblade]

does hi boyfriend pull on his hair when he sexes

[BIG_FAT_SLAPPER]

So you're saying that it doesn't take power to lift in the olympic movements? I didn't say powerlifting i said power (SPACE) lifting, dip****. And no not mad about my height, God has blessed me so much that I can't hold one shortcoming against him. Plus the majority of IFBB pro's are my height, you wanna ask kai Greene, Jay Cutler, Dexter Jackson, etc if they mad?

You was clearly clueless on the topic, trying to act like you wasn't is just making yourself look more stupid. You're not fooling anyone. Strong maturity, but expected from a manlet, can't admit when wrong and always have to try extra hard to be right. You've got strong insecurities.

[Dipman00]

So you're saying that it doesn't take power to lift in the olympic movements? I didn't say powerlifting i said power (SPACE) lifting, dip****. And no not mad about my height, God has blessed me so much that I can't hold one shortcoming against him. Plus the majority of IFBB pro's are my height, you wanna ask kai Greene, Jay Cutler, Dexter Jackson, etc if they mad?

but will you ever be an IFBB pro?

didnt think so, theres no advantages of being your height

[JayZyzz]

I'm natural too, and been lifting less time than him (~1.5 years) thanks for making me out to sound like i'm bragging a$$hat (just defending honor).


P.S. Not hating he is strong but I see no need for this excessive strength without size.

He should try out for the Olympics.

youre such a hating ***got. get over yourself negged on recharge again bitch

[Sherloc]

but will you ever be an IFBB pro?

didnt think so, theres no advantages of being your height

Shorter people live longer on average? I find it easier to shop for clothes as they have them in my size vs being overly tall or wide. Etc.

youre such a hating ***got. get over yourself negged on recharge again bitch

Actually if u read the previous posts including that one you'd realize he called me out so I had to smash his face with facts. Also, i'll be sure to neg you as well since you say you're going to neg me, purely defensive.

[Subzeroqc]

He lifts more than me so it must be fake or he must be juicing.

I KNOW RIGHT? I'm so glad you agree cause I was like ''OMG lolz at the fan boys, this guy juices so hard''. Repped!

Oh wait, I'm not yoour typical whiny Miscer, thats a great lift and it looked like he could of gotten a second.

Oh.

[Dipman00]

Shorter people live longer on average? I find it easier to shop for clothes as they have them in my size vs being overly tall or wide. Etc.

so no real advantage

[Sherloc]

so no real advantage

"Physical advantages of shorter height
Shorter people of the same proportions as taller people have many physical advantages based on the laws of physics, and these advantages are supported by many researchers. Shorter people have faster reaction times, greater ability to accelerate body movements, stronger muscles in proportion to body weight, greater endurance, and the ability to rotate the body faster. They are also less likely to break bones in falling. As a consequence of these physical attributes, shorter people can excel as gymnasts, divers, skiers, martial artists, rock climbers, figure skaters, rodeo riders, soccer players and long distance runners. Within their weight classes they are excellent wrestlers, boxers, and weight lifters.
Shorter people are also less likely to require surgery for herniated spinal disks. In addition, shorter people are less likely to break a hip from falling. Another advantage of smaller people is that they are less likely to die in auto crashes. One study found that people weighing less than 132 pounds had the lowest risk of dying or suffering serious injuries compared to bigger people. Although height data weren't provided, it is known that height and weight tend to be correlated. Thus, lighter weight people are more likely to be shorter than heavier people. No adjustments for air bag deployment were made, although other studies have found them to negatively affect short people.

Increased longevity of shorter, smaller people
An early paper illustrating the greater longevity of shorter people appeared in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization in 1992. Since then we have presented substantial findings showing that shorter, smaller people live longer. The reason for this is that bigger bodies have more cells and these cells are subject to replacement due to wear or damage. Hayflick pointed out many years ago that most human body cells have limited capacity for duplication. Since bigger people require a larger number of duplications to reach maturity, they have fewer potential cell doublings left to replace defective or dead cells. Thus, the functional capability of vital organs declines with advanced age because damaged cells can't be replaced. A new study also showed that oxidative damage to cells increases at a higher rate with increasing height; e.g., an 18% increase in height leads to an 83% increase in cellular damage. Current gerontological thinking is that oxidative damage leads to aging and death.
A few years ago, a comprehensive study of about 300 height and cancer papers, concluded that taller people had a 20 to 60% higher incidence of cancer compared to shorter people. More recently, breast, testicular, and prostate cancer studies found taller women and men suffered from substantially higher cancer rates.

Short people are not immune to death from heart disease, cancer, and other causes. Failure to control diet, physical inactivity, overweight, depression, and anger can lead to serious health problems. Therefore, poor health and mental practices can lead to reduced longevity for people of any height.

Reduced risk of cardiovascular disease of shorter people
In 2004, we published a paper in the Medical Science Monitor. The paper reviewed published data showing that shorter people have lower cardiovascular disease. Data from Europe, California, Native American tribes, Japan, Okinawa, Papua New Guinea, Pakistan, and India show large increases in coronary heart disease with increasing height. Our report was based on millions of deaths as well as both heterogeneous and homogeneous population samples.
Earlier studies by other researchers found shorter people have more cardiovascular disease than taller people or that there is little difference between tall and short people. A recent large study in Korea found no significant relation between height and heart disease. In recent years, researchers have also reported that increased risk of heart disease in short people may be due to higher levels of cholesterol and body weight.

Many studies from traditional societies have found very little to no cardiovascular disease among these populations which are almost always quite short and light. We believe Western studies that conflict with ours are corrupted by several factors: accelerated growth of small babies, being overweight during childhood and adulthood, lower socioeconomic levels, and bad diets. Many studies that conflict with our findings are based on small population samples involving a small number of deaths. In addition, low birth weight children that experience accelerated growth have increased risk of adult coronary heart disease and diabetes. Thus, the practice of promoting catch-up growth or overfeeding of low birth weight children can increase adult mortality of some shorter people. Another potential problem is that most researchers compare leaner tall people to shorter, stockier people, which can favor taller people and provide misleading results.

Reduced negative impact on the environment, water needs, and resource consumption
A population of 6 billion people averaging 6' and 190 pounds can impact human survival by creating more pollution and depletion of resources, such as water, energy, minerals, farm land, and oil. The reason for this is that a 6' person weighing 190 pounds is 73% heavier and has 44% more surface area than a 5' person weighing 110 pounds. (The weight difference is based on tall and short people having the same proportions.)
If the future US population increased by 20%, we would need additional 1.5 billion tons of minerals, plastics, and metals; 86 trillion additional gallons of fresh water; 180 million additional acres of farm land; and 80 million added tons of garbage. We would also produce 3 billion tons of additional carbon dioxide which is involved in global heating. And virtually everything else we use in modern society would increase since things are usually scaled to average human size."

For additional information, please contact Tom Samaras at SamarasTT@aol.com
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IN SHORT, nope...

[Dipman00]

Again no good advantages

I wouldnt go down from 6'2 to 5'8 for those

Im sure you would go from 5'8 to 6'2 if you have the oppertunity though

[Sherloc]

Again no good advantages

I wouldnt go down from 6'2 to 5'8 for those

Im sure you would go from 5'8 to 6'2 if you have the oppertunity though

Depends on the stipulations, if everything stayed proportional sure, if not then hell no. I would rather be how I am. The reason most people think i'm arrogant is that I would rather look like myself than anyone else I typically see especially on this site. It's just called being proud of ones accomplishments. I don't look in the mirror and see what I need to improve everyday, i'm not the typical bb'r who has an inferiority complex rather I see myself as having a gift that I should develop further to show the world what God's given me.

Cliffs:
-good deadlift
-he should start olympic lifting
-I'm short
-being talls nice
-the end

[GolferMan]

long arms=dl success

[_Nomad_]

Again no good advantages

I wouldnt go down from 6'2 to 5'8 for those

Im sure you would go from 5'8 to 6'2 if you have the oppertunity though

I'd go for 5'9 - 5'10 but will all the drugs prevalent in competitive sports all the advantages shorties used to enjoy are being speedily eroded by chemical aid. Good examples would be tall Jamaican sprinters such as Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell smashing records despite walking at 6'5" and 6'3".

Personally since I am interested in future military and possibly SF service I'd like to be on the average to short side.

BtW does this guy have bb account? he need to start his own thread.

[BIG_FAT_SLAPPER]

one last bump

[AK911PSU]

Just saw the vid... that is insane strength

[Trent889]

I briefly looked at his training journal, is all powerlifters do for a workout squats, bench and dl?

where did u read his training journal?

[Jaroctor]

Does anyone know how he could be housing that strength? It really really looks impossible, but its definetly awesome.

[Trent889]

can you believe the ignorance in this thread? it just goes to show how dumb the average the miscer is. how fuking clueless he is.

[Fibrahs]

Depends on the stipulations, if everything stayed proportional sure, if not then hell no. I would rather be how I am. The reason most people think i'm arrogant is that I would rather look like myself than anyone else I typically see especially on this site. It's just called being proud of ones accomplishments. I don't look in the mirror and see what I need to improve everyday, i'm not the typical bb'r who has an inferiority complex rather I see myself as having a gift that I should develop further to show the world what God's given me.

Cliffs:
-good deadlift
-he should start olympic lifting
-I'm short
-being talls nice
-the end

u mad girls see you as their little brother?

[Styln0nYou]

dno why this thread died out

[Kazbien]

no by definition they're weightlifters/olympic lifters because they do clean and jerk and snatch.

by definition powerlifters are those competing in squat, bench and deadlift.

The definition are pretty much what they are, not what you think.

You're a retarded manlet! and will always be a manlet! you going to get manlet mad?

you were winning the argument, yet you still felt the need to insult him? insecure loser is insecure

yes 5'6

[N4th4n]

I'll leave this here. GJ if he's going for world records much respect but should start working on his olympic lifts.

you're dumb