Y'alls information would be very helpful and I'd appreciate it.
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Lol, shot down.you dont have much muscle mass there-
its really hard to tell from a pic bro, but i would recomend bulking
on my chest? thats probably the first time i've ever heard that as i can bench over 400 lbs. maybe it is just the way the picture is taken.you dont have much muscle mass there-
its really hard to tell from a pic bro, but i would recomend bulking
:bsflag: Bro, im not even hitting the big 400 yet, im soooo much more bigger than you, you benching 400 is not possible.on my chest? thats probably the first time i've ever heard that as i can bench over 400 lbs. maybe it is just the way the picture is taken.
i guess ill have to post a video on the next chest day then. but thanks for all yalls help. yall were very helpful in doing nothing but talk sh!t. i guess people can't come on here and answer an honest question without demeaning someone every chance they get.1. you dont bench 400lbs
2. you have kinda fat nipples
i was benching around 350 in high school (5 years ago) and was a football player and powerlifter. yall need to remember that just because you are big does not mean you are strong. and just because you are small doesn't mean you aren't. i have always had a strong chest. and you are 12 lbs heavier than me, not soooooo much bigger. and as i said in the post before, i will post a video of it when i do my next chest day.:bsflag: Bro, im not even hitting the big 400 yet, im soooo much more bigger than you, you benching 400 is not possible.
you're nuts bro. he's got very little fat even on his lower abs. he just doesn't have a ton of muscle so it looks soft
Wow that was really nice man, did it make you feel good?1. you dont bench 400lbs
2. you have kinda fat nipples
it made me feel good actually, yes... to the op, id say your between 13-15% bfWow that was really nice man, did it make you feel good?
Anyway I'm guessing 12-13% mate =)
I am sure it did there playboyit made me feel good actually, yes... to the op, id say your between 13-15% bf
and post up that video of you benching over 400lbs ...... i would love to see it
yeah i am currently at around 200. i was almost 230. since my junior year of high school, ive always been told that i was stronger than i looked. due to the cut, im probably only benching around 385. but i'm very content with that. and thanks to all of yall that were giving me honest and very helpful answers. reps for all of yall.I wasn't trying to be negative in my comments and it is hard to judge off a picture. Judging solely from the first picture I was going to guess your bodyweight at around 185. Someone weighing 185 and benching 400 is very impressive and not something a lot of people can do. Hell weighing 205 (if that's what you weigh now) and benching 400 is something very few people can do. It's not impossible by any means, but the vast majority of trainers aren't putting up 2X their bodyweight on bench.
as a side note : my dad was 135lbs in college and benched over 350.yeah i am currently at around 200. i was almost 230. since my junior year of high school, ive always been told that i was stronger than i looked. due to the cut, im probably only benching around 385. but i'm very content with that. and thanks to all of yall that were giving me honest and very helpful answers. reps for all of yall.
If he's flexing his abs at all in the original picture he's right around 15% in my opinion.you're nuts bro. he's got very little fat even on his lower abs. he just doesn't have a ton of muscle so it looks soft
exactly. people always assume you have to be a 290 lb monster to bench an ass-load of weight. some people are just naturally strong. but here is a pic of my 2nd rep in a bench press competition in november 2010 at my college until i can put the video up. its not 400, but its 365. much more than most of these guys would ever believe i can lift.as a side note : my dad was 135lbs in college and benched over 350.
you wouldnt say that to my face....To Swollen87: Obviously it has a different meaning in Jersey then it does in Pa, but let's just say "you think your good, but yeah, your not."
I agree on all 3 points. The men's collegiate 148lb weight category record for powerlifting is 440lbs, so size doesn't define strength 100%it is hard to believe you could bench 400lbs at your size.
but, strength doesn't always equate to size. btw, i'd say 12% BF
Nobody here has the intention to "bash you" or talk ****, its just when you post a picture (the first one) and your chest dont look like ****, then you talk about benching 400 pounds, dont have a vid posted OF you doing it.....yeah people are gonna talk **** to you, post that vid up and ill be impressed. And believe me, i've been lifting ever since i was 15, been taught by the best, dont sit here and tell me "yall need to remember that just because you are big does not mean you are strong. and just because you are small doesn't mean you aren't", I KNOW THIS ALREADY DAMN'T.i was benching around 350 in high school (5 years ago) and was a football player and powerlifter. yall need to remember that just because you are big does not mean you are strong. and just because you are small doesn't mean you aren't. i have always had a strong chest. and you are 12 lbs heavier than me, not soooooo much bigger. and as i said in the post before, i will post a video of it when i do my next chest day.
here is a flexed pic. though yall will probably still think what you want
but body composition plays a large part in strength... and in short, OP doesnt hav itI agree on all 3 points. The men's collegiate 148lb weight category record for powerlifting is 440lbs, so size doesn't define strength 100%
It's the media that gives some all the Jersey people a bad name Some of us aren't that badTo Swollen87: Obviously it has a different meaning in Jersey then it does in Pa, but let's just say "you think your good, but yeah, your not."
im not bad at all... i may speak my mind a little too often, but that has nothing to do with being from nj...It's the media that gives some all the Jersey people a bad name Some of us aren't that bad
Haha. What's good Swollen? I'm actually in Tampa now, but I just got back on the forums. I have to update that.im not bad at all... i may speak my mind a little too often, but that has nothing to do with being from nj...
thats more of a personal "flaw"
asbury pk stand up lol
correct. i know its not. i said i'd put that up because i am not doing a chest workout for a couple days. and just so ya know, sometimes pictures dont tell the whole story man. youve never seen me in REAL life so how can you really judge? there is such a thing as a bad picture ya know. i have plenty of muscle mass, but i CAN agree with yall that the pictures do look like i dont. when i post this video in a few days will you finally get off my case?^ thats not 400lbs...
this whole arguement was about OP not being able to bench 400lbs *(i believe he said OVER 400)
365 is a whole lot more believable than 400 for someone with as little muscle mass as him
YES, we'll get off your case, your box, whatever the **** you want to call it.when i post this video in a few days will you finally get off my case?
Good post man. I am not really sure why they want this proof of his statement. No one is forcing them to believe him.An answer to the simple question of what bodyfat do I (or whoever else answers) think you are at: I think you are around 13-14%. You look like you have a good framework and that you are an avid weightlifter. I personally don't care if you say you can bench 1,000lbs. I am not going to hoorang you for a video or a picture of you benching and then another one with you in the same outfit holding up a picture of your driver's license to prove anything. I wish you the best with your strength training and your training progress and think you will continue to lean out. If you have anymore questions, feel free to ask.
Nothing else to say but one thing "I would say it to you face there buddy "you wouldnt say that to my face....
and i dont think im good, i KNOW im good.... but i dont claim to be MORE than i actually am
OP clearly stated he benches 400lbs... and he doesnt... im not over here saying im better... just saying he doesnt do it
Do you think the 148lber who benched 440 looked big? Do you think the 105lb college girls that can bench 275 look big? no, they sure don't.but body composition plays a large part in strength... and in short, OP doesnt hav it
i wouldnt say she couldnt.... ive seen girls/guys that small hit numbers like that.... but never someone built like the OPs original pic hitting 400+.... i have been a personal trainer for a few years, and ive been wrestling/training all my life and have also got into powerlifting .... im pretty sure i have a good grasp on being able to tell who is strong and who isnt ... i do sh*t like this for a living..Do you think the 148lber who benched 440 looked big? Do you think the 105lb college girls that can bench 275 look big? no, they sure don't.
this girl benches 225+at 105lbs, does she look big? [video=youtube;XG6d3AeNJUw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG6d3AeNJUw[/video]
I agree. 12%.. I know I was 13.4% before I started cutting and I didn't look much different as far as definition but I was also much stockier since I'm only 5'5"..Wow that was really nice man, did it make you feel good?Anyway I'm guessing 12-13% mate =)
I agree. 12%.. I know I was 13.4% before I started cutting and I didn't look much different as far as definition but I was also much stockier since I'm only 5'5"..Wow that was really nice man, did it make you feel good?Anyway I'm guessing 12-13% mate =)
I see what you are saying. And I haven't watched any of the junior powerlifting competitions in person just via youtube. And you know what the quality is like, so I don't know what any of them looked like shirtless, and you are right the 148lber with the 440 bench is probably 5'1".i wouldnt say she couldnt.... ive seen girls/guys that small hit numbers like that.... but never someone built like the OPs original pic hitting 400+.... i have been a personal trainer for a few years, and ive been wrestling/training all my life and have also got into powerlifting .... im pretty sure i have a good grasp on being able to tell who is strong and who isnt ... i do sh*t like this for a living..
and for you to say body composition has nothing to do with strength, i havent seen a 148lber lift 440, but odds are, i can describe to a T what his body would look like (and i bet hes not 6'0 tall 148lbs)
148lbs w/short arms, long thick torso, bulky for his height is MUCH more suited to lift 400+ than someone at 511 200lbs, thin with long arms (simmilar to OP)
look at how the top powerlifters are built in each weight class.... they have a substantial amount of muscle on their frame for their height which in turn = bigger lifts
think about it man... dont wanna fight, you know im right :sly:
.... btw....did you see her quads? that girl is in VERY good shape, and probably has bigger quads at 105 than most men do at 150-160.... i think i would be more impressed by her squat #s than her bench
youre right, numbers dont mean much to the bodybuilder type, but for me... im hell bent on getting as strong as possible before im an old f*ck..I know though i've sort of got the reverse going on. If you look at my chest, quads, etc. you'd expect I can lift a good bit more than I actually can. I got the size but zip on strength. Which is fine by me, being an old ****er i'd rather not injure myself anyhow.
In the end though unless we were having an anabolic minds online powerlifting competition, I don't really care too much about what someone says they can lift, and even in logs I just look for progression, the absolute numbers don't mean much