3000lb total

[alwaysgaining]

has ne 1 ever got a 3000lb total with ther dead, bench, and squat
and if there is how much dose he weigh
also wat is the lightest guy to have a 3000lb total

 

[Iceman1800]

Nope, not yet

 

[HardTrainer]

People have beaten 1000lb in each of the lifts seperately. But as far as I'm aware, no single person has managed all three.

 

[Royd The Noyd]

All 3 in one day would be insane.

 

[Royd The Noyd]

Jan 20th 2008

Donnie Thompson, shw, totalled 2,850 pounds at today's IPA Columbus Pro-Am to shatter Andy Bolton's all-time total record of 2,806 pounds. Thompson squatted 1,155 pounds, benched 900, and deadlifted 795 pounds.

 

[Aggravated]

Jan 20th 2008

That is just insane. If he brought his dead up he would have it for sure.

 

[alwaysgaining]

i belive it only a matter of time befor some one breakes it

 

[borobulker]

I have trained with Donnie before... Unheard of...

 

[alwaysgaining]

Still no 3000lb total

I remember in high school 1200lbs was badass

 

[Rodja]

Still no 3000lb total

I remember in high school 1200lbs was badass

Donnie totaled 3000 last year.

 

[warsteiner]

Here you go, this was posted on 11th Aug 2011 - Invalid Link Removed

Long time AtLarge Nutrition sponsored athlete Donnie Thompson has done it again! The mastodon of power (he tipped the scales at nearly 400 lbs with ridiculously huge rhino-like proportions) competed at the Powerstation Pro-Am in Covington, KY this past weekend. His 3,000 lbs (1,265 lbs squat, 950 lbs bench press, and 785 lbs deadlift) total was the all-time highest ever!

For some reason he doesn't train the DL so that's why it's, comparatively speaking, weak:

Donnie hadn’t deadlifted in training since 2008… Yes, we know… His personal best is well over 800 lbs and all he needed for the elusive 3,000 lbs total was a 785 lbs pull. He opened with 740 lbs and pulled it raw (no special equipment). He then took 785 lbs for his second attempt and nailed it for the 3,000 lbs total he has sought for so long.

 

[ponysteak]

Give me a few hours and let me add them together and I'll go over 9,000

:11:

 

[Rodja]

Here you go, this was posted on 11th Aug 2011 - Invalid Link Removed



For some reason he doesn't train the DL so that's why it's, comparatively speaking, weak:

This is also a gear and leverage issue. Unlike the squat, you cannot "load" the suit with the deadlift and, generally speaking, the heavier guys are weak on the deadlift on a P4P basis due to leverages.

 

[Torobestia]

This is also a gear and leverage issue. Unlike the squat, you cannot "load" the suit with the deadlift and, generally speaking, the heavier guys are weak on the deadlift on a P4P basis due to leverages.

Dude, if Andy Bolton can deadlift 1k I think it's a little more complicated than just being fat... :lol:

 

[Rodja]

Dude, if Andy Bolton can deadlift 1k I think it's a little more complicated than just being fat... :lol:

That's why I threw in the "generally speaking" caveat. Most of the monster deadlifters are not fat (e.g. Coan, KK).