How strong....

[revexrevex]

lol slobber it doesn't apply to you. You're out of most people's leagues

 

[slobberknocker]

The question asked how strong can a regular, normal person, who exercises and eats right. And BTW Why are the people who have used steroids here are the most sensitive and think people are taking away their accomplishments?

I will speak for myself. I am offended by the question for this reason: a true warrior never, NEVER, acknowledges limits. Just the fact that this guy's brain can even formulate this question is proof that he will never be great.

 

[slobberknocker]

lol slobber it doesn't apply to you. You're out of most people's leagues

Bullshit. I crawled from the same primal ooze of smallness that everbody else is born in. I am of you. No limits, except your own.

 

[t3c]

Bullshit. I crawled from the same primal ooze of smallness that everbody else is born in. I am of you. No limits, except your own.

up

 

[t3c]

i never make any lists ...

you are on my list bro!

 

[jeremys]

you are on my list bro!

 

[louden_swain]

Jeremy you are also on my list.

You are a natural athlete with lots of potential!!

 

[JOKER47]

And the deadlift you list is a bit high. His numbers as I have seen them on a site dedicated to the old time strongmen and powerlifters were something in the 700's without hooks and in the 800's with hooks.

And lets not forget about his backlift of over 6,000 lbs. I do not disagree with your assessment that he was maybe the strongest man who ever lived. I might also put Kazmaier up there as well.

B.

I have seen the numbers for his raw and "hooked" deadlifts from two different sources. Same with the >6000lbs backlift.
They were the same as what Jeremy's said they were.


Just FYI,
Joker

 

[harman_2005]

I have seen the numbers for his raw and "hooked" deadlifts from two different sources. Same with the >6000lbs backlift.
They were the same as what Jeremy's said they were.


Just FYI,
Joker

I don't mean to take this thread in a completely different direction, but what is a backlift?

 

[JOKER47]

I don't mean to take this thread in a completely different direction, but what is a backlift?

I honestly don't know myself. I've tried looking it up, but was not able to find a description.

If anyone can describe one, please do.


Joker