This week I did one rep max's at my gym. I also had PRs on all my lifts.
Hexbar dead lift 405lbs
Power clean 195lbs
Front squat 275lbs
Bench press 175lbs (by far my most disappointing lift. I've always been horrible at benching but I am determined to change that)
Bench press: 187,5lbsx8
Squat: 242,5lbsx9
Deadlift: 275lbsx8
OHP: 105lbsx5 (last PR was 110x3 but I confident I can break that)
Congrats to everybody on PRs!
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I know this might sound ridiculous but for the 5 years that I've trained at the gym on and off I've rarely trained arms and specially biceps so I'm pretty thrilled that I got 75lbsx6 ez-bar curl. It's those small things I guess :P.
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In 4 weeks I went from 185 X 12 to 205 X 12. (total failure). Never was much for endurance so these higher reps are all new. Used to only do sets of 3-5.
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Yesterday, I hit a new personal best for deadlifts. I usually do a 3 rep max (although I felt like I could've done a couple more). Dead lifted 225 for 3 reps.
Today, I'm hoping to reach 85 lb dumbbells for flat bench chest press, but I feel a little under the weather (probably overtraining).
I got challenged last night and set a new PR. A friend bet I couldn't do 35 reps of flat dumb bell bench press with a pair of 25 pounders. I nailed it.
It doesn't sound like much but shoulders and chest have always been trouble spots for me. My bench was always my worst lift besides over head press.
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Only started working out about 12 weeks ago and finally managed 2 chin ups today after being able to do 1 at a time or the past 3 weeks
Also deadlifted 250*1 last week
small gains will add up eventually
inspiring to see people itt
Non lift related, I managed a sub 8min mile today (7min41s) for the first time at 242lbs. Never been good at running since I've always been waaay overweight, so I'm currently both lighter, faster and stronger than I've ever been.
And I'm only going to get better!
Start - 291lbs (Feb 2012)
Goal ~210lbs by June 31st 2013.
Incline dumbbells I hit 95, flat dumbbells I hit 105 x 6 and dumbbell shoulder pressed 80's woooo
Originally Posted by TheProgressiveOne
Welcome to the official pr smashing thread!
You hit that 4 plate deadlift?
Ran a 5 minute mile?
Did a full pullup without assistance?
Then let all us fitness enthusiasts know!!
Personally i love seeing people smash their personal records, it motivates me and shows progress in the gym [which is pretty much the essence of the lifestyle]
everyone is welcome here, dont be intimidated if someone here explains they smash 455 pound squats, it's all about YOUR progress[no flamin will be tolerated, we are all here to help each other]..so get posting.
Theprogressiveone: 30/1/2011 - 2 plate squat!
been working on form for a long while but doing legs hard the last couple of months, will hopefully be posting a 3 plate squat in the next 5 months
Only started working out about 12 weeks ago and finally managed 2 chin ups today after being able to do 1 at a time or the past 3 weeks
Also deadlifted 250*1 last week
small gains will add up eventually
inspiring to see people itt
Keep at it! I wasn't able to do pull ups 6 months ago and now I can do sets of 8. You have to start somewhere! The best feeling is seeing your progress and being able to do things you weren't able to before. Great stuff...
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