hello everyone, im 19 years old 6'2 225 and just squated 405 for the first time , is this a strong lift in general in terms of strength? ... thanks
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Thread: is a 405 squat strong?
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02-18-2018, 12:53 AM #1
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You're stronger than the gym rats but you'll need to push up to at least 2x your BW to be considered "strong" for power-lifting. Keep at it; you're only 19 years old.
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If I saw anyone in the gym performing squats with good technique I would respect that person regardless of how much weight is on the bar.
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