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Topic	Could you ever bench press over 225 pounds?
Jupiter 02/09/24 9:47:46 AM #20:	wrestlerman posted... 10% of the ENTIRE population? Including women, children, old people, and infants? That actually seems high when you put it that way. When you put it like that, that makes sense. And yea, my max during my senior year of high school when I played football was either 225 or 235. In college, after not playing sports or lifting weights for 2 years, I had a health class instructor who was doing some optional survey that I decided to participate in. Wanted to see participants 1 rep max in bench press and had an assistant record everything on a chart. I think he asked if I felt comfortable doing 185. I stupidly and arrogantly thought it'd be easy since I hit 225 in high school. Couldn't even do 185 lol. --- Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/kid_prodigy23 <cite>Jupiter posted [p:978744595] in Could you ... [t:80692214]...</cite> <quote>wrestlerman posted... </cite><quote>10% of the ENTIRE population? Including women, children, old people, and infants? That actually seems high when you put it that way.</quote>When you put it like that, that makes sense.And yea, my max during my senior year of high school when I played football was either 225 or 235. In college, after not playing sports or lifting weights for 2 years, I had a health class instructor who was doing some optional survey that I decided to participate in. Wanted to see participants 1 rep max in bench press and had an assistant record everything on a chart. I think he asked if I felt comfortable doing 185. I stupidly and arrogantly thought it'd be easy since I hit 225 in high school. Couldn't even do 185 lol. --- Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/kid_prodigy23</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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