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| MattGriff |  | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:22 |
 Member 194, 3976 posts | paul_richards said: MattGriff said: thestoneman said: keyring should sort his bench out !! i'd say double the dose of ya gear fella it ain't doing s**t for ya lol !!  Tich and Vinny - I hate you both and hope you die, stop arguing, thats for Icepick and myself to do. You are both asking to be raped from behind and sound like dicks with those comments. Many guys use it, more so than don't. But bringing light of this to our 'underground' sports is never going to help so much, you get the 'I could do that if I took gear' comments and so on. As I recently found out this was true I warned Andy that I will now be sitting on my arse, on a chair made of shrps injecting 1g test a day and I will own his deadlift shortly, if I only knew all this before. nearly fell asleep reading that waffle http://emmaoglesby.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/waffles.jpg | ||
| Carl | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:24 |
 Loves rugby league ... Member 13, 14460 posts SQ 230, BP 180.5, DL 262.5673.0 kgs @ 128kgs UnEq Administrator | that is on points though, the only lifter in that list to have lifted more is donnie t, and his lifts came under much scrutiny so i geuss it depends what you would class as the 'best' best points worked out by a formula very few people understand, or most weight lifted | ||
| Neil | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:26 |
 For Kettle, For Country! Member 81, 1706 posts SQ 182.5, BP 120, DL 227.5530.0 kgs @ 90kgs UnEq | Steve said: For what it's worth Powerlifting Watch rank him at 18th at the moment. [url=] http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/power-rankings/equipped-world [/url] Could someone explain why, for example, Brian Siders has 844 'points' compared to Andy Bolton's 790, despite the fact they both compete in the same weight category and Andy lifts significantly more. | ||
| MattGriff | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:28 |
Member 194, 3976 posts | Neil said: Steve said: For what it's worth Powerlifting Watch rank him at 18th at the moment. [url=] http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/power-rankings/equipped-world [/url] Could someone explain why, for example, Brian Siders has 844 'points' compared to Andy Bolton's 790, despite the fact they both compete in the same weight category and Andy lifts significantly more. Is he 40+ | ||
| Steve | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:41 |
nothing to hide, please follow my life on webcam Member 255, 3732 posts | Neil said: Steve said: For what it's worth Powerlifting Watch rank him at 18th at the moment. [url=] http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/power-rankings/equipped-world [/url] Could someone explain why, for example, Brian Siders has 844 'points' compared to Andy Bolton's 790, despite the fact they both compete in the same weight category and Andy lifts significantly more. The points are worked out based upon whether the competition is tested or not and the equipment that is allowed as well as on bodyweight. Clearly you would expect somebody lifting in an untested multiply competition to lift more than somebody in a tested single ply competition. Jeff Lewis for example lifted 1272kg in the WPO (just 2.5kg less than Andy the following year) - he then returned to USAPL and lifted 1040kg. That would "suggest" that a 1180kg total by Siders in the USAPL was substantially better than 1275kg by Andy in the WPO. However, unless they ever lift against each other we will never know for certain. | ||
| MattGriff | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:44 |
Member 194, 3976 posts | Fair do, plus I suppose the IPF and affiliates you can't really argue with squat depth | ||
| Neil | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:53 |
For Kettle, For Country! Member 81, 1706 posts SQ 182.5, BP 120, DL 227.5530.0 kgs @ 90kgs UnEq | Righto, thanks for the explanation. | ||
| Carl | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:55 |
Loves rugby league ... Member 13, 14460 posts SQ 230, BP 180.5, DL 262.5673.0 kgs @ 128kgs UnEq Administrator | Steve said: Neil said: Steve said: For what it's worth Powerlifting Watch rank him at 18th at the moment. [url=] http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/power-rankings/equipped-world [/url] Could someone explain why, for example, Brian Siders has 844 'points' compared to Andy Bolton's 790, despite the fact they both compete in the same weight category and Andy lifts significantly more. The points are worked out based upon whether the competition is tested or not and the equipment that is allowed as well as on bodyweight. Clearly you would expect somebody lifting in an untested multiply competition to lift more than somebody in a tested single ply competition. Jeff Lewis for example lifted 1272kg in the WPO (just 2.5kg less than Andy the following year) - he then returned to USAPL and lifted 1040kg. That would "suggest" that a 1180kg total by Siders in the USAPL was substantially better than 1275kg by Andy in the WPO. However, unless they ever lift against each other we will never know for certain. so, how would glenn ross's total compare, he is at around 1000kg in just knee wraps in comp? | ||
| MattGriff | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 13:57 |
Member 194, 3976 posts | Carl said: Steve said: Neil said: Steve said: For what it's worth Powerlifting Watch rank him at 18th at the moment. [url=] http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/power-rankings/equipped-world [/url] Could someone explain why, for example, Brian Siders has 844 'points' compared to Andy Bolton's 790, despite the fact they both compete in the same weight category and Andy lifts significantly more. The points are worked out based upon whether the competition is tested or not and the equipment that is allowed as well as on bodyweight. Clearly you would expect somebody lifting in an untested multiply competition to lift more than somebody in a tested single ply competition. Jeff Lewis for example lifted 1272kg in the WPO (just 2.5kg less than Andy the following year) - he then returned to USAPL and lifted 1040kg. That would "suggest" that a 1180kg total by Siders in the USAPL was substantially better than 1275kg by Andy in the WPO. However, unless they ever lift against each other we will never know for certain. so, how would glenn ross's total compare, he is at around 1000kg in just knee wraps in comp? he is? when did he do that? | ||
| Steve | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 14:02 |
nothing to hide, please follow my life on webcam Member 255, 3732 posts | Post Edited: 08.05.2009 @ 14:03 PM by Steve Carl said: Steve said: Neil said: Steve said: For what it's worth Powerlifting Watch rank him at 18th at the moment. [url=] http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/power-rankings/equipped-world [/url] Could someone explain why, for example, Brian Siders has 844 'points' compared to Andy Bolton's 790, despite the fact they both compete in the same weight category and Andy lifts significantly more. The points are worked out based upon whether the competition is tested or not and the equipment that is allowed as well as on bodyweight. Clearly you would expect somebody lifting in an untested multiply competition to lift more than somebody in a tested single ply competition. Jeff Lewis for example lifted 1272kg in the WPO (just 2.5kg less than Andy the following year) - he then returned to USAPL and lifted 1040kg. That would "suggest" that a 1180kg total by Siders in the USAPL was substantially better than 1275kg by Andy in the WPO. However, unless they ever lift against each other we will never know for certain. so, how would glenn ross's total compare, he is at around 1000kg in just knee wraps in comp? PLW don't attempt to compare unequipped (or nearly unequipped with knee wraps) with equipped. For comparison, however, Siders lifted 1000kg without knee wraps when he competed raw against Donnie Thompson a couple of years ago | ||
| Gymbunny72 | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 14:02 |
 strong chick with impeccable spelling Member 425, 56 posts SQ 107.5, BP 72.5, DL 168348.0 kgs @ 53.2kgs UnEq | meanwhile back to the show....I specifically subjected myself to said Programme last night too and was completely uninspired and unimpressed. Matey the journo dumbed down the whole time in an effort to relate to what's expected these days to be an uninformed and stupid public. Firstly he used the most obviously rubbish piece of so called equipment to give himself pecs. Then (and what irked me most)showed himself over on the dark side talking about steroids in a PROPER gym, before deciding he needed to have a work out himself which he had in obviously a Fitness Farce type 'Health Club', struggled (surely he was joking) to bench about 50kg, and did some lunges with a barrel etc..... It made it look like you can only have a productive workout (and aren't overhead lunges a bit strange to give a novice anyway) somewhere like that rather than getting him training with real lifters in a proper gym who do take it seriously....pah! I've wound myself up now... | ||
| just_t | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 14:04 |
 Mr.Fit Member 164, 5028 posts SQ 170, BP 135, DL 230535.0 kgs @ 84kgs UnEq | "Unfortunatly Kieran was wearing one of my comp t-shirts and the rotary club have gone nuts about the program, but thats always been the way with the media and our sport, they'll always brand us as users. I think Kieran is a good bloke, but this program just proves you can't talk to the press without more care. On the upside maybe if i manage to find another venue for another cullystrongman , St John ambo will bring more interesting supplies eh???? LOL" from mt lol | ||
| fatter_tomorrow | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 14:31 |
thinner after lockdown Member 594, 4166 posts SQ 100, BP 80, DL 100280.0 kgs @ 120kgs Eq | i lol'd at him with that "chest" rope thing he was pulling on 200 times a day (like thats going to work) that was actully doing hes rear delts. | ||
| paul_richards | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 14:48 |
 I personally prefer the stiffest possible. Member 158, 3110 posts SQ 170, BP 107.5, DL 222.5500.0 kgs @ 67.4kgs UnEq | I think I started off benching 40K so doing 50K first time around seems alright to me. | ||
| just_t | | ... | 08-05-2009 @ 14:54 |
Mr.Fit Member 164, 5028 posts SQ 170, BP 135, DL 230535.0 kgs @ 84kgs UnEq | i think i started off with about 20kg for afew reps | ||