[quote]W.E.C wrote:
stringer wrote:
coffee wrote:
I am currently chasing the 198 total record.
what is your current total?
Coffee can correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe it’s 573/446/705 = 1725
http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/node/10421
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This is true. It was done weighing 212 though. I have to get stronger and cut some weight. Oh and Ryan Celli is not allowed to get any stronger 
[quote]coffee wrote:
W.E.C wrote:
stringer wrote:
coffee wrote:
I am currently chasing the 198 total record.
what is your current total?
Coffee can correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe it’s 573/446/705 = 1725
http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/node/10421
This is true. It was done weighing 212 though. I have to get stronger and cut some weight. Oh and Ryan Celli is not allowed to get any stronger
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Good stuff man, didn’t know that. Good luck!
[quote]coffee wrote:
W.E.C wrote:
stringer wrote:
coffee wrote:
I am currently chasing the 198 total record.
what is your current total?
Coffee can correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe it’s 573/446/705 = 1725
http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/node/10421
This is true. It was done weighing 212 though. I have to get stronger and cut some weight. Oh and Ryan Celli is not allowed to get any stronger
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Good luck with that last part bro, Celli gets stronger just looking at weights! That is definitely a total to be proud of though, great lifts.
Haha yes, that is pretty much true. Thanks for the well wishes, I will do my best!
[quote]KBCThird wrote:
Hanley wrote:
Donut62 wrote:
Hanley wrote:
The first and most obvious error is in the deadlift tables. Bolton pull 947 or something along those lines raw. That’s enough to make me skeptical of the rest!! Some serious numbers there tho.
They are only American records. Gathering world records for a definition of lifting that didn’t even really exist until recently, and still doesn’t exist in a lot of big powerlifting countries, would be a daunting task.
Shouldn’t really be “all time” then, should they??
It’s kinda a US thing to think they’re the centre of the world in powerlifting… Like you see people talking on forums about how “powerlifters squat high out of a mono and wear multiply gear” when in fact a tiny % of the worlds powerliftres do… but it’s what they’re exposed to so they assume it’s fact!
I dont agree with that. It was made pretty clear on PLWatch that these were the all-time American records. As for “people talking on forums about how “powerlifters squat high out of a mono and wear multiply gear”” - well, half those people don’t even know what they’re looking at and think they can draw conclusions from a video of kroc taken 100 ft away and from a lower vantage point, or a video of donnie that’s so shaky it looks like it was filmed during an earthquake
It’s kinda an irish thing to think Americans are arrogant … Like you see people talking on forums about how “Americans think they’re the centre of the world in powerlifting” when in fact only a tiny % of americans think that… but it’s what they’re [the irish] exposed to so they assume it’s fact!
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[quote]coffee wrote:
Haha yes, that is pretty much true. Thanks for the well wishes, I will do my best![/quote]
Good luck from me as well.
[quote]Cephalic_Carnage wrote:
KBCThird wrote:
Hanley wrote:
Donut62 wrote:
Hanley wrote:
The first and most obvious error is in the deadlift tables. Bolton pull 947 or something along those lines raw. That’s enough to make me skeptical of the rest!! Some serious numbers there tho.
They are only American records. Gathering world records for a definition of lifting that didn’t even really exist until recently, and still doesn’t exist in a lot of big powerlifting countries, would be a daunting task.
Shouldn’t really be “all time” then, should they??
It’s kinda a US thing to think they’re the centre of the world in powerlifting… Like you see people talking on forums about how “powerlifters squat high out of a mono and wear multiply gear” when in fact a tiny % of the worlds powerliftres do… but it’s what they’re exposed to so they assume it’s fact!
I dont agree with that. It was made pretty clear on PLWatch that these were the all-time American records. As for “people talking on forums about how “powerlifters squat high out of a mono and wear multiply gear”” - well, half those people don’t even know what they’re looking at and think they can draw conclusions from a video of kroc taken 100 ft away and from a lower vantage point, or a video of donnie that’s so shaky it looks like it was filmed during an earthquake
It’s kinda an irish thing to think Americans are arrogant … Like you see people talking on forums about how “Americans think they’re the centre of the world in powerlifting” when in fact only a tiny % of americans think that… but it’s what they’re [the irish] exposed to so they assume it’s fact!
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Ledge. Don’t forget all the U.S feds “world championships”!!!
steroids. haha just kiddin…but someone was probably gonna do it.
definaetly some really impressive numbers there…didn’t know coffee was that strong either. good job man.
I don’t think that James Henderson ever did a full power meet.
i love raw. equipped is cool , bu im just having so damn much fun benching raw and squatting raw and , i just love deadlifts, raw, or equipped
yeah raw is king.
[quote]Modi wrote:
Looks like I would be pretty competitive if I dropped 130lbs or so. :([/quote]
HA! Same here, bro.
Awesome lifting, Coffee! Those are some very impressive numbers.
Thank you. Not good enough though. I am working on it.
I’m lifting to get state records now, I’ve got a couple as far as I’ve seen in the teen classes.
anyone notice how Ed Coan’s deadlift @220 is only beaten by 2 pounds by a SHW? thats what, a 100+ pound bodyweight for 2 pounds of bar weight? thats insane.
the word “world” just carries a weight to it. its a very prestigious title, really the highest fathomable.
to say you’re a “world champion” doesn’t imply that you’ve beaten everyone in the world it’s just an arbitrary title that sounds cool.
do you think the Mr Universe competitors really think they’re the best in the entire universe while only competing against people from Earth?
do you guys know where i could find RAW PLing records by state? i tried google and didn’t yield any satisfying results.
[quote]mahwah wrote:
Buncha looong standing records in that bunch[/quote]
The funny thing is that a lot of these numbers probably get beat all the time in the gym by lifters that simply do not compete raw. There’s a lot of talent out there that has little interest in competing raw.
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
do you guys know where i could find RAW PLing records by state? i tried google and didn’t yield any satisfying results.[/quote]
You’ll probably have to check within individual federations.