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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So how many reps of 225 does it take to beat hs football team?

I cannot see many HS kids doing more than 10.[/quote]

PP here that said i beat the HS boys.

I got to 21 reps at 225.  Next best was 18 from a junior.  [/quote]

That is a lot.  Offensive linemen -- round 3 or later int he draft get only a couple of more.  [/quote]

The guy is fat [/quote]

I'm 5'11 and 240.  So I'm definitely big.  But, I did just run a 5k ins 29 minutes last month!  Which, tbf, is not a great time, but I was happy with it.

During my 30s, I get very into strength training and power-lifting, and I'm still reaping those benefits now in my mid-40s.  I can still bench 315 for reps.  My last one rep max on the bench was 365 but I think I had more in the tank.  And bench has always been my best lift.

I'm strong.  And the original question was does your fitness make you feel superior.  And I admitted that being stronger than almost every other Dad that I know does make me feel superior.  I'm not necessarily proud to admit that, but it does.[/quote]

Wow you are a fat short dude of course you can bench a lot [/quote]

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