Anyone know the world record for incline leg press?
Considering Pat Robertson's recent claims of being able to press 2000 lbs on an incline leg press, I'm curious as to what the world record is?
http://www.cbn.com/communitypublic/l...xplanation.asp
I mean, I've seen Ronnie Coleman press 2300 lbs.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=uSNvEpH2L...coleman%202300
Pat even claims his doctor can press 2700 lbs.!
So what's the world record on this? I Googled for a while, but couldn't find it.
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05-25-2006, 08:37 AM #1http://www.sugapablo.net
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Anyone know the world record for incline leg press?
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05-25-2006, 08:49 AM #2Heavy Duty
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My Dr. can leg press 2701.
I remember seeing a website on it before, I will dig around.RIP Steve Irwin :(
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05-25-2006, 09:01 AM #3
Diesel Weasel's 2900lb leg press with 0.01'' range of movement and somehow he even managed to use hitching here...
got to find the vid, it's lying around on putfile somewhere i'm sure!Sam Parker
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05-25-2006, 10:39 AM #4Has new batteries!
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Savvy probably has it - it's the best test of leg strength
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05-25-2006, 11:09 AM #5Banned
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oh no he di-int
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05-25-2006, 11:43 AM #7http://www.sugapablo.net
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I do. I just saw a clip of Ronnie Coleman pressing 2300 lbs and he was mumbling something about a "record". It may have been the gym record or his personal record but I just wanted to know since Pat was claiming 2000 (close) and claiming his doctor was doing 2700!Originally Posted by Eddie DebusMy Transformation:
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05-25-2006, 12:40 PM #9Registered User
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leg press is for girls who cant squat or box squat, or do goodmornings..
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05-25-2006, 01:47 PM #10Registered User
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And more importantly, does any know what the world record is for most weight used in a Tricep Pushdown?
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05-25-2006, 01:53 PM #11Creeping Death
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I'm more interested in tricep kickback. They are a better determiner of arm strength...Originally Posted by xxxmorphicxxx*No Crew*
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05-25-2006, 01:57 PM #12Keto FTMFW!
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Originally Posted by xxxmorphicxxxGotta love powerliftersOriginally Posted by Mozelstein
If it's not a sumo squat/dead or a belly press, it's a girls lift.
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05-25-2006, 03:41 PM #13
I'm sure pat robertsons leg press was a very small range of motion. Ronnies ROM was probably about 5 times as big.
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05-25-2006, 04:12 PM #14I'm big IRL.
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lmao i hope noboby believes Pat's claim.....hes obviously full of sh*t and so is the claim made by his trainer....
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05-25-2006, 04:14 PM #15vascularing defination
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anyone know the world record kickback?
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05-25-2006, 05:08 PM #16Olympic Lifter
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Leg press is like tee-ball. Time to step up to little league cap'n.
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I saw Robertson on CNN in a preview. His total range of motion was half an inch if he was lucky.
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05-25-2006, 07:58 PM #18Here's beer
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He actually moved 2,000lbs? I would have thought they'd unhitch it and the sled would slide down and squash him flat.Originally Posted by NeedToGainMass"A stupid man's report of what a clever man says can never be accurate, because he unconsciously translates what he hears into something he can understand."
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For there to be a record there first has to be some standards in which to set it in. Therefore a claim to a world record leg press would not be unless it was done old school style I think there are some old odd lift records around.
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http://www.usawa.com/ed.jpg
http://ironage.us/Ironage_Scans/slid...ur_miller.html
These are pics of old school leg presses. Dont try this at home!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSNvEpH2L1o
theres ronnies 2300 leg press, id call that full ROM since his quads and chest will meet early due to the size of them. He could have obvioulsy done more since he did 8 reps.
I dont think thats as impressive as his 500lb front squats for easy reps though, or his deadlifts even if he does touch and go, anyone deadlifting 800 is impressiveheight: 5'6 1/2
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05-26-2006, 04:19 AM #22Larger than life
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Originally Posted by Mateo_66http://www.usawa.com/ed.jpg
http://ironage.us/Ironage_Scans/slid...ur_miller.html
These are pics of old school leg presses. Dont try this at home!
wow
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05-26-2006, 04:21 AM #23I'm big IRL.
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now thats hardcoreOriginally Posted by Mateo_66http://www.usawa.com/ed.jpg
http://ironage.us/Ironage_Scans/slid...ur_miller.html
These are pics of old school leg presses. Dont try this at home!YOU > Bladen
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Leg press is for girls who can't SQUAT?Originally Posted by PowerBuilderxx
I was the record maker in the car squat (thankyouverymuch) at the World's Strongest Woman, did 525 for REPS, (never tried 1RM then, wish I had)....AND I've done a 1625 leg press ON VIDEO.
At 196, I'm getting ready to do a 2000 lb leg press on video as well...just to prove I still "have it". (And to justify being back up to 196...not for long though). I still occasionally do 315 squats for reps...just to be nice to my knees.
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Did this response make anyone else hot?Originally Posted by robincoleman
Seriously, though, the world record leg press was C***** D*****'s 3172 lb press done at the World Incline Leg Press Championship in Oklahoma. The title was revoked, however, when his tests came back and they found out about the 'roids. Hemorrhoids. It was later discoverd that C***** D***** wasn't even his real name.
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Yeah,I heard about that-he even doubled it but tested positive for Prep H.Originally Posted by sborg
Did this response make anyone else hot?
Seriously, though, the world record leg press was C***** D*****'s 3172 lb press done at the World Incline Leg Press Championship in Oklahoma. The title was revoked, however, when his tests came back and they found out about the 'roids. Hemorrhoids. It was later discoverd that C***** D***** wasn't even his real name.
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03-18-2007, 04:49 PM #27Above Omnipotence
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It's in STONE. Doesn't matter if the 3,172lb. leg press was "revoked". What's done is DONE. UNTIL somebody can break that RECORD, then it still STANDS, no matter HOW you look at it. Doesn't matter if he was "roided" or not, he STILL was able to put up the 3,172lbs. leg press.Originally Posted by sborg
Did this response make anyone else hot?
Seriously, though, the world record leg press was C***** D*****'s 3172 lb press done at the World Incline Leg Press Championship in Oklahoma. The title was revoked, however, when his tests came back and they found out about the 'roids. Hemorrhoids. It was later discoverd that C***** D***** wasn't even his real name.bull**** removed
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03-18-2007, 05:15 PM #28Originally Posted by robincoleman
So i gotta sign up and pay just to watch your video? What a load of BS.
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It's just so sad when a guy turns to drugs like that.Originally Posted by m.montoya
No doubt. There had better be nudity, cuz my wife is going to be pissed about the $19.95/mo and that "Make Room for the CHICKS" t-shirt I purchased.Originally Posted by Vadim Beliaev
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Lol I'd have to agree.Originally Posted by PowerBuilderxx
On a more serious note, does anyone know the record for incline bench press?6'1" 230 pounds of wannabee powerlifter
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