Ah, a fellow “bench progressing faster than squat” guy.
Tamaska-gl on
Misunderstood the title and thought you weighed 1000 lbs.
BrettHullsBurner on
Pretty ugly data, but nice numbers. I have always been one of those “bench about the same amount I squat” guys too. My maxes (before I had a kid) were right around your current numbers. Hurt my shoulder 5lbs away from a 3 plate bench at 165lbs…
SiliconDiver on
You were benching 225 your first day in the gym?
impulsekash on
What happened in June for that big jump?
hundredbagger on
So let’s say I haven’t lifted weights in years. I can do 50-100 for each. How long would it take me to get there? Let’s say I can train 3-4 times per week for an hour.
MouseKingMan on
Great job man.
It’s going to get progressively more difficult from here.
What’s your current program look like?
hey_listin on
this is nice…i dont often work with data where the max is what you want to highlight; normally it’s the central tendency, right? this view does a really nice job.
how come you were pushing the weights up for deadlifts but not squat and bench between july and september? this isn’t 1rm attempts, right? it’s highest values during regular training? was your progressive overload schedule more dialed for DL than squat and bench?
Harflin on
That initial spike is only because of missing data. I would start the graph only at the point that you have data for all 3 lifts.
deathofyouandme on
The big jump in total weight is a little disingenuous, as it looks like the first (low) data point is just deadlift, then deadlift+squat, then all 3. It would make more sense to start plotting once all 3 have a measurement.
beyersm on
Is this for reps or 1RM? Either way nice job man
SiliconValleyIdiot on
Amazing progress! Congrats on the 1000 lb club.
theflyingchicken96 on
700 to 1000 lbs in about 6 months? That’s insane! Do you have previous lifting experience? Were you working with someone or just on your own?
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Ah, a fellow “bench progressing faster than squat” guy.
Misunderstood the title and thought you weighed 1000 lbs.
Pretty ugly data, but nice numbers. I have always been one of those “bench about the same amount I squat” guys too. My maxes (before I had a kid) were right around your current numbers. Hurt my shoulder 5lbs away from a 3 plate bench at 165lbs…
You were benching 225 your first day in the gym?
What happened in June for that big jump?
So let’s say I haven’t lifted weights in years. I can do 50-100 for each. How long would it take me to get there? Let’s say I can train 3-4 times per week for an hour.
Great job man.
It’s going to get progressively more difficult from here.
What’s your current program look like?
this is nice…i dont often work with data where the max is what you want to highlight; normally it’s the central tendency, right? this view does a really nice job.
how come you were pushing the weights up for deadlifts but not squat and bench between july and september? this isn’t 1rm attempts, right? it’s highest values during regular training? was your progressive overload schedule more dialed for DL than squat and bench?
That initial spike is only because of missing data. I would start the graph only at the point that you have data for all 3 lifts.
The big jump in total weight is a little disingenuous, as it looks like the first (low) data point is just deadlift, then deadlift+squat, then all 3. It would make more sense to start plotting once all 3 have a measurement.
Is this for reps or 1RM? Either way nice job man
Amazing progress! Congrats on the 1000 lb club.
700 to 1000 lbs in about 6 months? That’s insane! Do you have previous lifting experience? Were you working with someone or just on your own?