What is considered a heavy lifter for females?
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viren19890 wrote: »Heavy lifter technically is
Benching half your body weight
Body weight x Squat
Body weight x 1.5 Deadlift
Being able to rep once
This above is for women without any gear (naturally).
This is what I'm talking about competition and all- if you are talking about real life then it's subjective but usually these should be the goals to aspire to.
For example men it's Benching body weight , Deadlift 2x body weight and Squat 1.5x body weight. This is benchmark. Obviously there are men who Deadlift 1100 lbs and all- at that point of strength it's the total that starts to count more -total would be Deadlift + Bench press + Squat = Your best one rep
Great, so I was never lifting heavy even though I could only do 1-5 reps. Oh well.. at least I tried and managed to progress to 1x bodyweight for deadlifts.1
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