Training Personal Records - Part 2

2 board press for a 5RM

210 …up from 205 .

Yesterday, I got 355 for 5 reps on squat, 235 for 5 reps on bench, and 245 for 5 reps on clean. Pretty good day.

Pulled 455 on Monday (50 pound PR). Went for 500 and got stuck 2 inches off the ground.

Deadlift 455x1

I attempted 470 after this, I let out my air before starting the pull and it fucked me over.

Hit a big one today… first time I ever pulled 5 plates. It went up pretty fast too. Before the end of the year I’m going to pull 6 plates.

Squat 455x3 in a belt, PR -knee wraps

Been a while since I had something good to post.

Hit a big PR for me on the clean last night, 140kg. I’ve powercleaned 150kg before but there was no way I could have done the full clean. I’m a happy man, for a while. 140kg is still shite for me, need to get to that up to 180kg if things keep progressing.

Deadlift 455x4 …next week working up to a limit single

[quote]marlboroman wrote:

[quote]SlothGuy wrote:

[quote]marlboroman wrote:
deadlift 1RM

375 x 1…thats a 15 lb PR from about 2 months ago when I pulled a 360 (with room to spare).

and thats 100 pounds of progress from the first time I maxed on deads ; about 3 and a half years .

now I have to decide whether to end the cycle , or go for a double bodyweight pull next week . weighed in at 189 today…and pretty sure I would have gotten another 3 pounds .[/quote]

Not to be an ass (although I pretty much am being one) but 375 after 3 and a half years of working out? That seems like a number that someone should get within 6 months of working out. Maybe its time to take a good look at how you’re training.[/quote]

I know , I stir that shit around constantly . no excuses , but I started at 42, as a complete athletic virgin , so to speak (165 lb skinny fat ex-smoker;I was quite out of shape). guaranteed I wasnt gonna go from a 250/275 to 375 in six months . I made very limited gains the first year . programming probably lacked …I dont know . not many guys to compare notes with .

but thanks…I always try to listen
[/quote]
You young kids :wink: I started lifting seriously about 9 months ago, and I’d already had my 45th birthday by then. I have no illusions that I’m going to get crazy strong at my point in life, but I’m doing a lot better than I was when I started out, and as long as I keep progressing I’m going to declare satisfaction.

Obligatory PR info:
Deadlift: 275x1
Squat: 250x1
Bench: 155x1
OHP: 105x1

Working the Wendler 5/3/1 program, so I plan to hit a new PR for weight and/or reps every 4 weeks. We’ll see how long that lasts.

Deadlift 500x1. Missed 520 right off the floor.

255 for 5 reps on clean and 365 for 5 reps on squat.

widegrip bench press 225x4x2 sets…thas a 1rep 1 set pr

[quote]VikingsAD28 wrote:
Deadlift 455x1

I attempted 470 after this, I let out my air before starting the pull and it fucked me over.[/quote]

Tell that ass hat to walk around the platform next time. Some people.

[quote]ag918w35 wrote:

[quote]marlboroman wrote:

[quote]SlothGuy wrote:

[quote]marlboroman wrote:
deadlift 1RM

375 x 1…thats a 15 lb PR from about 2 months ago when I pulled a 360 (with room to spare).

and thats 100 pounds of progress from the first time I maxed on deads ; about 3 and a half years .

now I have to decide whether to end the cycle , or go for a double bodyweight pull next week . weighed in at 189 today…and pretty sure I would have gotten another 3 pounds .[/quote]

Not to be an ass (although I pretty much am being one) but 375 after 3 and a half years of working out? That seems like a number that someone should get within 6 months of working out. Maybe its time to take a good look at how you’re training.[/quote]

I know , I stir that shit around constantly . no excuses , but I started at 42, as a complete athletic virgin , so to speak (165 lb skinny fat ex-smoker;I was quite out of shape). guaranteed I wasnt gonna go from a 250/275 to 375 in six months . I made very limited gains the first year . programming probably lacked …I dont know . not many guys to compare notes with .

but thanks…I always try to listen
[/quote]
You young kids :wink: I started lifting seriously about 9 months ago, and I’d already had my 45th birthday by then. I have no illusions that I’m going to get crazy strong at my point in life, but I’m doing a lot better than I was when I started out, and as long as I keep progressing I’m going to declare satisfaction.

Obligatory PR info:
Deadlift: 275x1
Squat: 250x1
Bench: 155x1
OHP: 105x1

Working the Wendler 5/3/1 program, so I plan to hit a new PR for weight and/or reps every 4 weeks. We’ll see how long that lasts.[/quote]

excelent fucking attitude !!

keepin a log somewhere ?

2 board press…5 RM

215 for 5…5 lb PR over last week

deadlift 365x2

grat pr cus is not only the biggest weight ive pulled without straps…its the max weight that ive lifted with straps + 1 rep…

box pulls from a couple inches below the knee. 635 (+50 PR since last time i did them)

247 bench after my working sets- 22 lb pr
just switching from 5/3/1 to conjugate method

150kg x 8 bench press (pretty close to my old PBs from last year)
140kg x 7 Close Grip Bench (+2 rep PB)

337squat 22lbs. pr
missed 359lbs gotta get used to low reps again after so many cycles of 5/3/1