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Thread: 440lb Back Squat (200kg)
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Not bad for a guy in his teens huh?
Gotta get to 200-205lbs and maintain that so I can drop to 196 for competitions.
Got about 10lbs of bloatmaxxxing left.
Repped on r/c and everyone below, I'm out
It's pretty good, liking that grunt at the end.
You'll never top my front squat scream though:
Thanks brah.Dealing with Temptation: https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=180770703
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05-20-2023, 05:34 PM #16
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I'm a lifetime olympic style squatter like OP and only very recently (past few weeks) tried to squat with this kind of "powerlifter form", to help my deadlift
Squatting with this form is hard as fuk for me, I can do way more weight olympic style. I guess my hamstring muscles are all shriveled up and weak from only doing olympic styleBest lifts:
Bench press: 315x4, 345x1
Squat: 465x1
Strict press: 185x8, 195x5, 215x1
Deadlift: 405x13 (conv tap'n'go with straps)
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Fuark, nice squat brah. I remember the first time I put 405 on my back, the clanky-clank walking it out was something to remember (srs). From there on progress just went so slow for me, but hey...just gotta keep on keepin' on. You do the same (srs). How much time did it take you to go from ~4 plates to 440?
Oly lifting principles applied to squatting is, in my opinion, the best/most effective/most impressive way of doing it. Gimme a beautiful 4+plate ATG high-bar squat any day over a bloaty PLer "hitting parallel" (but did they really? Can't tell because they put so much fukking effort into minimizing ROM that they're constantly on the fukking edge...) with z-omg 500lbssss.MISC Haxball Crew
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05-21-2023, 07:51 AM #27
You should squat as deep as you can, from a development standpoint.
Neither style of squat will help you hammies, do good morning, RDL, weighted back extensions instead. I actually gave up stiff legged deadlifts off the floor in favor of stricter hinges.
The best way to use a squat to drive up a deadlift is to just get your squats stronger. The bigger rom you can move your hips through, the stronger they will be.Age: 30
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-Sir Isaac Newton
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05-21-2023, 07:55 AM #28
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05-21-2023, 09:13 AM #30
Thank you brah. I knew if I got 193kg (a PR) I would get 200. Didn't think of them as PRs at the time.
Peaches brah. Peaches.
11 years ago.
Thanks
In b4 -=FLEX=-
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Gonna work on explosiveness next. This 440lbs is a great base for that.Dealing with Temptation: https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=180770703
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