No shirt besides a plain black t-shirt...how much would a shirt add to someones bench? I've heard up to 50-60lbs.Ulter said:It's not a record, but it's impressive since I assume he's not wearing a shirt.
Will do...al420 said:you need to post this in Weightlifting - you will get some good replys fo sho
awesome...Recruit said:My dad is 55 years old. He is 5'9" and weighs 185lbs. He has never done AAS. Monday he benched 315 lbs. for 8 reps, 355lbs. for 2 reps, and 370lbs. for 1 rep. Could this be some kind of state record?

Recruit said:My dad is 55 years old. He is 5'9" and weighs 185lbs. He has never done AAS. Monday he benched 315 lbs. for 8 reps, 355lbs. for 2 reps, and 370lbs. for 1 rep. Could this be some kind of state record?
LOL, both of us will be hobbling into the gym by then.scout69 said:Deffinately nice Stats, I hope I can still walk when I'm that Age
Yeah but you wont get a response over there for days sometimes. I post everything in this forum and just let them move it if they want.al420 said:you need to post this in Weightlifting - you will get some good replys fo sho
Twoguns said:those shirts are bullshit, they shouldn't be allowed
Recruit said:My dad is 55 years old. He is 5'9" and weighs 185lbs. He has never done AAS. Monday he benched 315 lbs. for 8 reps, 355lbs. for 2 reps, and 370lbs. for 1 rep. Could this be some kind of state record?
No, I live in Arkansas.solidspine said:Where are you, are you here in California?
lol...I know what you mean. I haven't been here long...it takes a little getting used to. The people here are great though, and you have to love the southern hospitality.marvelous54 said:The mayzure it by da foot and rounf of the tree bencht down arr
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