In order to make this list I am asking for 1000lb+, walked out, single ply squats. And no, I am not trying bash a lot of the recent great performaces with monolifts and multi ply gear.
The List:
Dave Waddington 1000 @ 275
Fred Hatfield 1014 @ 255(at an age of 45) Also 1008 @ 255
Shane Hamman 1008@superheavy bodyweight of ?
Kirk Karwoski 1003@275
Ed Coan 1019,1003 @ 242!
Dave Panasella 1022 @ 275
Greg “Beatle” Lowe 1003lb @ 275
Anthony Clark 1017 @ 330lbs
OD Wilson 1002 @ 350+?
I know there has to be some I am missing, help me out here…
[quote]Viking69 wrote:
In order to make this list I am asking for 1000lb+, walked out, single ply squats. And no I am not trying bash a lot or recent great performaces with monolifts and multi ply gear.
The List:
Fred Hatfield 1014@255(at an age of 45)
Shane Hamman 1008@superheavy bodyweight of ?
Kirk Karwoski 1003@275
Ed Coan 1038@242!
Dave Panasella 1022@275
Greg “Beatle” Lowe 1000lb?
Anthony Clark 1017 @ 330lbs
I know there has to be some I am missing, help me out here…
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[quote]Chris Aus wrote:
Viking69 wrote:
In order to make this list I am asking for 1000lb+, walked out, single ply squats. And no I am not trying bash a lot or recent great performaces with monolifts and multi ply gear.
The List:
Fred Hatfield 1014@255(at an age of 45)
Shane Hamman 1008@superheavy bodyweight of ?
Kirk Karwoski 1003@275
Ed Coan 1038@242!
Dave Panasella 1022@275
Greg “Beatle” Lowe 1000lb?
Anthony Clark 1017 @ 330lbs
I know there has to be some I am missing, help me out here…
No, I dont think it was a bigger squat, but a way to get around the rules that caused quite a stir.
I think he was the first to think of that and then try it, until he was told no.
First official 1000+ squatter…
Dave Waddington
275 class
1003 squat
July 1982
Walked out, Ace bandage knee wraps, flimsy single poly suit, and a thin leather bodybuilding (tapered) belt. IMO, the most impressive squat ever.
[quote]Antman517 wrote:
First official 1000+ squatter…
Dave Waddington
275 class
1003 squat
July 1982
Walked out, Ace bandage knee wraps, flimsy single poly suit, and a thin leather bodybuilding (tapered) belt. IMO, the most impressive squat ever.[/quote]
RIGHT! Now some of those I listed above are under damn near the same conditions. Keep em coming guys.
Mikesell was definately the real deal. His WPO/APF squats IMO were deeper than anyone else and rarely have I seen a video of him that didnt impress. Ed Coan complemented him on several occasions, and not everyone got that.
e took about ten years off after retirement and came back and squatted 846 with just a belt. And talk about deep!! If you havent seen his video, buy it… he does 1000x2 in training.
[quote]Viking69 wrote:
Kirk Karwoski, the king of intensity.
e took about ten years off after retirement and came back and squatted 846 with just a belt. And talk about deep!! If you havent seen his video, buy it… he does 1000x2 in training.
Fred Hatfield,aka dr. squat did 1200 in training once. his belt wasn’t cinched up when he did 1014 in comp. He had freaky erectors, used to do almost 400 pounds doing back hyperextensions. He can do 225 lbs. now at age of 65 i believe.
[quote]Viking69 wrote:
In order to make this list I am asking for 1000lb+, walked out, single ply squats. And no I am not trying bash a lot of the recent great performaces with monolifts and multi ply gear.
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