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For what lift?
Male or female?
Enhanced or not?
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Male or female?
Enhanced or not?
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2 weeks w/ noob gains brah nom sayin
Original post by govandpolitics
2 weeks w/ noob gains brah nom sayin
right babe
Original post by yung7up
right babe
confuse the coco pebbles
Original post by govandpolitics
confuse the coco pebbles
whatever it takes goddammit
Original post by Angry cucumber
Just being able to lift 230 kg in general
Female
Non-enhanced
Original post by govandpolitics
2 weeks w/ noob gains brah nom sayin
[video="youtube;HbvYeLxMKN8"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbvYeLxMKN8[/video]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_world_records_in_Olympic_weightlifting
If you mean a single lift then 230kg is past the record for women. For the total of snatch and c&j it's probably doable for those weighing over 70kg. 230kg is just under the record for the 53kg category for women.
If you mean a single lift then 230kg is past the record for women. For the total of snatch and c&j it's probably doable for those weighing over 70kg. 230kg is just under the record for the 53kg category for women.
Original post by shawn_o1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_world_records_in_Olympic_weightlifting
If you mean a single lift then 230kg is past the record for women. For the total of snatch and c&j it's probably doable for those weighing over 70kg. 230kg is just under the record for the 53kg category for women.
If you mean a single lift then 230kg is past the record for women. For the total of snatch and c&j it's probably doable for those weighing over 70kg. 230kg is just under the record for the 53kg category for women.
So I wouldn't be able to do it naturally alone? I'd have to take steroids?
Original post by shawn_o1
Possibly 
Bear in mind that no-one (not even men) has snatched 230kg in competitive weightlifting either.
Bear in mind that no-one (not even men) has snatched 230kg in competitive weightlifting either.What about as a half-squat?
Original post by shawn_o1
Possibly Bear in mind that no-one (not even men) has snatched 230kg in competitive weightlifting either.
Bear in mind that no-one (not even men) has snatched 230kg in competitive weightlifting either.If she wants it badly enough she will do it
In general? That means nothing....
As a combined powerlifting total, depending on your weight, depending on genetics, starting point, routine, diet etc. Not too long a year
For any individual lift, a long time and probably the deadlift. It may not be possible for you even with drugs
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As a combined powerlifting total, depending on your weight, depending on genetics, starting point, routine, diet etc. Not too long a year
For any individual lift, a long time and probably the deadlift. It may not be possible for you even with drugs
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What kind of lift?
Original post by Angry cucumber
In general? That means nothing....
As a combined powerlifting total, depending on your weight, depending on genetics, starting point, routine, diet etc. Not too long a year
For any individual lift, a long time and probably the deadlift. It may not be possible for you even with drugs
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As a combined powerlifting total, depending on your weight, depending on genetics, starting point, routine, diet etc. Not too long a year
For any individual lift, a long time and probably the deadlift. It may not be possible for you even with drugs
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I don't know about my genetics, is there a test you can do?
Is height a factor or is it irrelevant? As for my weight I'm about 60kg
No there's no test. It's a combination of leverages and how easily you build and hold muscle. Only way to find out is get as strong as possible and see from there after a few years.
Height is also a factor
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Height is also a factor
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Original post by Angry cucumber
No there's no test. It's a combination of leverages and how easily you build and hold muscle. Only way to find out is get as strong as possible and see from there after a few years.
Height is also a factor
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Height is also a factor
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Okay, I really appreciate all this advice off you all by the way, I'm totally new to weightlifting and I'm just asking the more experienced members such as yourself.
Is height an advantage or a disadvantage?
Are you talking lifting weights weight lifting or Olympic style weight lifting. There's a difference and it causes some confusion
Height is neither here nor there at your stage and only really comes into it when talking elite lifters at light bodyweight. And as its something you can't change I wouldn't worry about it 
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Height is neither here nor there at your stage and only really comes into it when talking elite lifters at light bodyweight. And as its something you can't change I wouldn't worry about it
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Well i've only been lifting for 2 months and now can already deadlift 100kg (PR!!!!!!! this Wed)
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