Should I compete in power lifting competitions?

[tyrensorrell]

15, freshman, 6'3, 197, body fat is probably somewhere around 18% but idk. Bench:240 squat:400... I know it's not that believable but my stats are legit, I wouldn't give fake stats and expect a legit answer. Also I'd like supplement suggestions, thanks.

[SasquatchScotty]

Do you want to compete?
if the answer is yes, then you should compete.
profit???

Edit- post vids of your lifts, even though those numbers aren't that high I'm curious to see your form

[alexistheboss]

Do you want to compete?
if the answer is yes, then you should compete.
profit???

Edit- post vids of your lifts, even though those numbers aren't that high I'm curious to see your form

This.

But to be honest I bench 264 and squat and dead 352lbs... and I am not strong at all

[tyrensorrell]

Do you want to compete?
if the answer is yes, then you should compete.
profit???

Edit- post vids of your lifts, even though those numbers aren't that high I'm curious to see your form

I said it's not believable because my arms look really small, not because I think I'm some kind of freak of nature.

[tyrensorrell]

This.

But to be honest I bench 264 and squat and dead 352lbs... and I am not strong at all

Yeah but I'm only 15

[AlexRyan1]

deadlift?
and if you wanna compete go ahead man just research it a bit

[JayY400]

i say go ahead and try it! I mean i was benching 240 when i was 15 weighing 150, but your squat is really good for your height and age

[LlamaWithARifle]

If you want to then yes, there are no minimum lifting restrictions, if you can lift the bar then go for it. If you enjoy it then do it again if not then don't.

[shadowbobo8028]

yes anyone can compete
go do it it's fun

and supps? fish oil, cheap walmart whey protein, and multivitamin. that's it