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MarkCleggIcon...20-11-2008 @ 12:15 
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Jonathan said:
Sorry for the inaccuracy - as I said, I was just quoting the numbers from memory, which perhaps has a tendency to exagerate things!

Nevertheless, I think Peter Kirkbride also qualifies in the freak of nature category! Grin


Peter Kirkbride is by far the best we have - awesome in every way and a top bloke also . . . 200kg C&J around the corner for sure .....
stephenIcon...20-11-2008 @ 15:44 
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Post Edited: 20.11.2008 @ 16:00 PM by Rob
MarkClegg said:
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Stephen - You are correct in you`re numbers but i was talking about last year not the present , that was sort of my point ...



I did realise this but I have a tendency to ramble on and go off on tangents.
brynevansIcon...20-11-2008 @ 18:41 
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I'm told Norman Anderson used to coach Jonathon Edwards at Gateshead, one of the lurkers on here is going to ask him this weekend if there's any truth in the famous 155 liftTongue
SparrowIcon...20-11-2008 @ 18:57 
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brynevans said:
I'm told Norman Anderson used to coach Jonathon Edwards at Gateshead, one of the lurkers on here is going to ask him this weekend if there's any truth in the famous 155 liftTongue


How would someone asking him and then letting us know here be any more reliable than JE emailing one of our members himself?

Anyway, who fancies a wager on this?
brynevansIcon...20-11-2008 @ 19:07 
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PorkPie said:
Who gives a f**k what any athlete or weightlifter can do "in training" - I couldn't care less. The amount of times I've been told that someones mate is stronger than me, or the person in question could squat more than what I had on the bar - I've lost count.

I could sprint sub ten seconds "in training" but it wouldn't matter a s**t unless I could repeat that on the track. Equally all this s**t being talked here about athletes outlifting seasoned class weightlifters is blatant f**king nonsense.

As for an 80kgs 18 year old powercleaning 130kgs - absolute bulls**t again I'm afraid.

For once I'm going to agree with Pork Pie

Grin
EDCLARKEIcon...21-11-2008 @ 09:11 
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googled sheridans lift's last night ,reports of his max benchpress vary from 215k to 220kx3,350k for his deadlift and 275k for his squat although there was no mention of to what depth ,but if we're honest ouside of powerlifting no one in the real world gives a f**k about squat depth.

whether these are correct or not or just gymn bulls**t,the general concensus seems to be he is one strong f**ker, and if they are his lifts and he can do that and run round a rugby pitch for 80 minutes at 19 stone and 10% body fat what could he do at 24 stone and 20% bodyfat.I would certainly be interested to see!
hopefully Martin can recruit him when he's finished playing rugby.
JCIcon...21-11-2008 @ 09:25 
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at 19 stone and 10% body fat


have you seen Sheridan? If he is 10% BF I am an onstage Ronnie Coleman!!
RobIcon...21-11-2008 @ 11:07 
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http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/10_03/sheridanDM1710_468...

Doesn't look that far off to me to be honest? You have to be in pretty good condition to run around a rugby pitch all game, although there is the odd fat bas***d even at international level.
JCIcon...21-11-2008 @ 11:14 
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that pic is over a year old. Anyhow, Im nit picking a little, but the bloke I saw playing against Australia was not 10% BF

Just because your CV system is in good condition, does not mean you have low BF, hence Leonard, Regan, Stevens, Vickery, Jenkins... I could go on
CarlIcon...21-11-2008 @ 11:20 
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jenkins had the best 10k time in the whole wales squad shortly before they won the grandslam
JCIcon...21-11-2008 @ 11:49 
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Carl said:
jenkins had the best 10k time in the whole wales squad shortly before they won the grandslam


exactly my point. he has a good cv system, but does not mean he is lean/in shape - he is not!!
EDCLARKEIcon...21-11-2008 @ 12:23 
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JC said:
EDCLARKE said:
at 19 stone and 10% body fat


have you seen Sheridan? If he is 10% BF I am an onstage Ronnie Coleman!!


Ronnie my friend it must be true I read it on the internet!Wink
cuntosIcon...21-11-2008 @ 14:26 
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Post Edited: 21.11.2008 @ 14:27 PM by cuntos
That pic posted by Rob shows a guy of around 15+% bodyfat in my opinion. 10% is pretty f**king lean. Loads of bellends reckon they're about 15% when in fact they are way above 20%. Like the guys who reckon they could do a bodybuilding comp and they just need to lose about half a stone (usually about three and a half stone - lol).
brynevansIcon...21-11-2008 @ 16:51 
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A lot depends upon the method used to check bodyfat percentage, for a given person there will be a wide spread of results across the methods. What most people are concerned about is the repeatability of the method to plot a trend.
brynevansIcon...23-11-2008 @ 16:00 
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Just to add fuel to the fire, One of the lurkers on here spoke to Norman Anderson who is a well respected coach at Gateshead and he asked him how much he'd seen Jonathan Edwards power clean. Immediately he said "150kg, on many occasions." I said Jonathan has been quoted as claiming 155kg, and Norman said, "I don't know about that, maybe he did, but I know I've seen him do 150kg many times. He then called to Dot Shaw, who hadn't heard my original question, and asked her how much she'd seen Jonathan power clean, and Dot said "150kg, quite a few times, when he used to train at Gateshead on Saturday mornings."
Norman also told him something he'd seen Jonathan do that he considered much more amazing than that. He said Jonathan could stand with his back to the high jump bar (which was set at about mid-shoulder-blade height) and, from a standing start, jump BACKWARDS over it. Norman said, most people had no conception of the explosiveness of JE; he was in a very special class of athlete.

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