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| » Hixxy on Ironmind (Go to post) | 19-07-2011 @ 15:02 | ||
| Congratulations that is awesome! | |||
| » How I did it (or possibly how I cocked it all up) (Go to post) | 15-06-2011 @ 22:09 | ||
| f**k off I am not fat I am 92kg LOL | |||
| » How I did it (or possibly how I cocked it all up) (Go to post) | 04-06-2011 @ 21:24 | ||
| cannings07 said: Yes they have. 93 class is 235/152.5/277.5 At Under 23.... I am taking that squat record | |||
| » What do or would you sacrifice just to train? (Go to post) | 04-04-2011 @ 12:34 | ||
Post Edited: 04.04.2011 @ 12:37 PM by CraigCutler FAT_SAM said: You're missing the point. It's not about recognition or making money. If I wanted that I would have chosen a different sport! If that's what you want then powerlifting is not for you because NO ONE (yes, that includes girls, it's not like we're 14 anymore ha ha) gives a flying f**k what you can bench. Andy Bolton and Scot Mendelson are not household names. It's not what I compete for I do it because I enjoy it, I am just stating that personally I wouldn't make such sacrifices that could have a direct and negative impact on my life if I wasn't gaining from it in some way. I don't see the point Just to be a local gym rat or gym hero. | |||
| » What do or would you sacrifice just to train? (Go to post) | 04-04-2011 @ 10:41 | ||
MarkClegg said:Absolutely f**k all ... It's just a piss around hobby and guess what ! NOBODY is watching !!!!!! x2 I love lifting and again couldn't picture my life without it. I train 6 days a week so it plays a massive part in my life I want to be the worlds best who doesn't?!? This having been said I would never sacrifice 'Everything' to lift pieces of metal unless I was gaining some world recognition lifting at the highest level and even then will probably never earn enough money to back a career out of it. I can understand professional athletes who are making a career out of it making these sacrifices. I think there is a lot more to life than training. Wouldn't it be such a shame if such sacrifices where made and a high level was still not achieved?!? Like it was said above many great lifters have a social life/family etc as well as train. So such sacrifices aren't always necessary. | |||
| » British (BDFPA) Unequipped Powerlifting Championships 2011 (Go to post) | 29-03-2011 @ 21:23 | ||
joshrushton1992 said:craig got best teen lifter but i got more points than him?? cannings07 said:Craig did not win best lifter. I did... But then we found out that Steve won it LOL cannings07 said:Cutler 371 Rushton 355 This is powerlifting. NOT golf. Now, now ladies. We all know the race between us three is race to 400 wilks a feat that none of us have attained yet so we best get working! | |||
| » josh rushton 18 years old british champions. 655kg total raw (Go to post) | 29-03-2011 @ 17:17 | ||
Haha fair one! I am that's why I am going up to 100's lol I have hit 650kg pre injury.  | |||
| » josh rushton 18 years old british champions. 655kg total raw (Go to post) | 29-03-2011 @ 10:37 | ||
| I weighed in at 89kg's last comp I think 100kg class is a fair compromise Plus you could do with loosing a few pounds you fat c**t ha ha | |||
| » josh rushton 18 years old british champions. 655kg total raw (Go to post) | 29-03-2011 @ 10:29 | ||
Apparently you're coming down to 100's next year so me and you can go head to head?  | |||
| » Tom Martin 360kg WR Deadlift ! (Go to post) | 29-03-2011 @ 10:28 | ||
Martin1956 said:One of the best bits of advice I got was NEVER save a record attempt for another day. You can never guarantee you'll be in that good a shape again so take it whenever you can. X2 f**k "saving it" hit the pb's in training when you feel good for them  then smash more up in comp. It doesn't matter if you miss a pb attempt in training. Although in comp the coach would tell you he told you so you should have "saved it" hahaNice pulling mate. | |||
| » How I did it (or possibly how I cocked it all up) (Go to post) | 27-03-2011 @ 12:00 | ||
Gingy said: Get your head out your ass with all this pussying around being bored of powerling or I'll give you a spanking next year in the juniors! Ha ha well we'll see about that son, lol. I am starting some fighting but will still train for strength and 16 weeks out of comp sack of fighting and just train purely for strength. I dont know whether to stay in 90's and redeem my s**t performance or go upto 100s? lol What are your plans for weightclass next year. | |||
| » josh rushton 18 years old british champions. 655kg total raw (Go to post) | 27-03-2011 @ 11:51 | ||
| Cheers mate, Well injuries happen to everyone I didn't even want to compete lol but thought f**k it may as well. No point being a pussy. Just going to have to let the total suffer for now. I am not sure whether or not to go back up to 100's or to redeem my s**t performance in 90's? lol | |||
| » josh rushton 18 years old british champions. 655kg total raw (Go to post) | 23-03-2011 @ 08:18 | ||
| Nice lifting this weekend mate can't Complain with a comp pb. | |||
| » How I did it (or possibly how I cocked it all up) (Go to post) | 22-03-2011 @ 18:14 | ||
| Nice job on the 200kg squat you hit some good pb's this comp. Going back to what you said about everyone being so helpful I I completely agree. Thanks for helping me in my warm-ups letting me know the speed of them and spotting me etc. I was pretty f**ked off that ali c**tings beat me but I guess I couldn't really expect too much after two serious injuries. Keep up the solid training! | |||
| » josh rushton 18 years old british champions. 655kg total raw (Go to post) | 11-03-2011 @ 18:12 | ||
Post Edited: 11.03.2011 @ 18:18 PM by CraigCutler Yeah it is s**t. I keep feeling hot and cold  I am lazy, I posted a thread in the summer and now cant be arsed have so much uni work. Get well soon mate. Lets see some f**king big numbers on competition day. The best junior lifter award is at stake here Oh are you guna come out with us after the comp or not? | |||