BF - 8%
Squat - 365
Clean - 275
VJ - 33.5"
40 - 4.75 (i suck at accelerating)
200m - 22.8
Vault - 5.15m
Think your in shape? How do you pair up with the rest of us?
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Age:16
Male
150lbs
Squat 300lbs
Bench 240lbs
40 - 5 flat ( I am not fast sprinter)
Bodyfat - unknown
my last mile time was a 5:42 ( i have ran harder but not timed)
Like mentioned before alot of those number mean nothing.I can do alot of gymnastics stuff because I have a torn shoulder and had to lay off bench press and switch to other lifts on lat pulldown I can do 160lbs 2 times (I dunno if that is good or not). I am in the worst shape I have ever been in since now the doctors also think I have a torn ACL
Male
150lbs
Squat 300lbs
Bench 240lbs
40 - 5 flat ( I am not fast sprinter)
Bodyfat - unknown
my last mile time was a 5:42 ( i have ran harder but not timed)
Like mentioned before alot of those number mean nothing.I can do alot of gymnastics stuff because I have a torn shoulder and had to lay off bench press and switch to other lifts on lat pulldown I can do 160lbs 2 times (I dunno if that is good or not). I am in the worst shape I have ever been in since now the doctors also think I have a torn ACL
to me in shape iplies being able to perfor very well as compared to being "out of shape". in other words, ost people stay relatively close to weight maxes and vertical leap etc. regardless of season, etc. (my observations at least) the stats put so far i think are a better indicator of skill and perforance. a good indicator of "in shape" would be like resting heart rate, or iproveents in weight lifting or speed ties copared to a few onths ago. i.e., my resting heart rate differs depending on lazy suers and cross country season, which detrmines how "in shape" i am. another good indicator might be blood pressure, flexibility (all with respect to your personal norms. i.e. lower blood pressure usually indicates better heart health, with respect to in and out of season.) other thoughts?
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Round is a shape!
Those are some impressive numbers for the elite. 20 pullups in 30 secs!
I used to be a squat/bench freak when i thought getting bigger was better.
275 clean? - vtechvaulter. That is truely impressive!
we talking power clean or hang cleans. Or is my school just crazy and made up another clean?
BF - 6.4%
Weight - 165
40 time - used to 4.8 but that was 2 years ago. hopefully i'm faster.
Power clean - 185 just started training that this fall
Anyone else out there get burned out from lifting? Our Athletic trainer is having me take a week off running and lifting so i can heal up before our season starts.
Those are some impressive numbers for the elite. 20 pullups in 30 secs!
I used to be a squat/bench freak when i thought getting bigger was better.
275 clean? - vtechvaulter. That is truely impressive!
we talking power clean or hang cleans. Or is my school just crazy and made up another clean?
BF - 6.4%
Weight - 165
40 time - used to 4.8 but that was 2 years ago. hopefully i'm faster.
Power clean - 185 just started training that this fall
Anyone else out there get burned out from lifting? Our Athletic trainer is having me take a week off running and lifting so i can heal up before our season starts.
age: 15 years old
heihgt: 5'7
weight: 125 lbs
body fat: online i found some calcs and i was i think like 3% or 4% i think
bench: i havnt worked out in awhile, last summer i was at 140 after a month of lifting and now im prob like 130
and ima mid-distance runner
400: 59 (dont run it much)
800: 2:12 (last week... didnt have time to warm up or stretch or anything)
1600: 5:03 (ran it once in beginning of season)
5k: 19:10
i guess ima little too small for pv but ya o well
heihgt: 5'7
weight: 125 lbs
body fat: online i found some calcs and i was i think like 3% or 4% i think
bench: i havnt worked out in awhile, last summer i was at 140 after a month of lifting and now im prob like 130
and ima mid-distance runner
400: 59 (dont run it much)
800: 2:12 (last week... didnt have time to warm up or stretch or anything)
1600: 5:03 (ran it once in beginning of season)
5k: 19:10
i guess ima little too small for pv but ya o well
i run, therefore im buff.
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C-townvault wrote:275 clean? - vtechvaulter. That is truely impressive!
we talking power clean or hang cleans. Or is my school just crazy and made up another clean?
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sorry... 265. Power clean
but my doc thinks its what caused the stress fracture in my femur (the tap phase) so im not supposed to anymore. But i love power cleans, def the most fun lift out there
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Age:16
Male
165
Squat:350
Bench:220
Clean:265
40time-4.4
Shuttle-4..12
Male
165
Squat:350
Bench:220
Clean:265
40time-4.4
Shuttle-4..12
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dbulick wrote:Why after reading some of these I get the feeling that there are some super humans that read these boards.
haha. there are some impressive numbers up here. Also i realized that this is in the hs forum, mine are all college marks. i wasn't really paying attention as i generally browse all the forums.
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