[quote]Koing wrote:
Because I want to see more PL cross over to weightlifting and put up huge Sn and CJ![/quote]
Few make that transition successfully though. Off the top of my head I’ve got Shane Hamman and James Tatum. Koklyaev maybe, but I think he started in weightlifting and then just kind of did whatever was fun.
[quote]TheJonty wrote:
[quote]Koing wrote:
Because I want to see more PL cross over to weightlifting and put up huge Sn and CJ![/quote]
Few make that transition successfully though. Off the top of my head I’ve got Shane Hamman and James Tatum. Koklyaev maybe, but I think he started in weightlifting and then just kind of did whatever was fun.[/quote]
Yes I know. Very few make the transition.
It’s one thing for a coach to say but to get a top/ high level PL to spend 100’s and 1000’s of hours weightlifting is another thing.
Koing
I saw an interview with Travis Mash where he said he did an all out Westside style program. If i remember correctly he said he got strong as hell, but just got beat up doing it. Here’s a video of some of it.
[quote]TheJonty wrote:
[quote]Koing wrote:
Because I want to see more PL cross over to weightlifting and put up huge Sn and CJ![/quote]
Few make that transition successfully though. Off the top of my head I’ve got Shane Hamman and James Tatum. Koklyaev maybe, but I think he started in weightlifting and then just kind of did whatever was fun.[/quote]
Chad Vaughn was a powerlifter who converted to weightlifting and was very successful.
[quote]olylifter106 wrote:
[quote]TheJonty wrote:
[quote]Koing wrote:
Because I want to see more PL cross over to weightlifting and put up huge Sn and CJ![/quote]
Few make that transition successfully though. Off the top of my head I’ve got Shane Hamman and James Tatum. Koklyaev maybe, but I think he started in weightlifting and then just kind of did whatever was fun.[/quote]
Chad Vaughn was a powerlifter who converted to weightlifting and was very successful. [/quote]
I didn’t know that. Actually, isn’t that American 69 whose name I can’t remember a former powerlifter as well? Caleb Williams?
There’s probably a comment to be made in there somewhere about a lack of depth in American weightlifting or American weightlifters being weak or some damn thing . . .
[quote]TheJonty wrote:
[quote]olylifter106 wrote:
[quote]TheJonty wrote:
[quote]Koing wrote:
Because I want to see more PL cross over to weightlifting and put up huge Sn and CJ![/quote]
Few make that transition successfully though. Off the top of my head I’ve got Shane Hamman and James Tatum. Koklyaev maybe, but I think he started in weightlifting and then just kind of did whatever was fun.[/quote]
Chad Vaughn was a powerlifter who converted to weightlifting and was very successful. [/quote]
I didn’t know that. Actually, isn’t that American 69 whose name I can’t remember a former powerlifter as well? Caleb Williams?
There’s probably a comment to be made in there somewhere about a lack of depth in American weightlifting or American weightlifters being weak or some damn thing . . . [/quote]
Yep.
he was a damn good powerlifter, too.
