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Deadlifted my Start Weight

bdur76
Posts: 155 Member
So tonight, after 20 months of strength training, I finally dead lifted more than my start weight. Did 365 pounds for three sets, and got 5/3/2 reps. Pretty proud of myself, to think two and a half years ago I weighed that much, and now I can lift that much! Just wanted to share my moment! :drinker:
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That. Is. Awesome. Way to go, bdur76! Getting that much weight up is amazing. You've down to almost half of what you used to weigh--that's great! What would you say were the "keys" to your losing that much weight?0
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That is awesome!! Congrats!0
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Yay! Deadlifts are the bestest.0
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The biggest key for me has been consistency. I do not skip workouts, and try my best to make good food choices, allowing for occasional indulgences. For almost two years now I have been running three days a week, and lifting three days a week. I take one week every three months totally off of exercise, then do not miss workouts. This is while working full time, with an hour commute to/from work everyday, I coached my son's soccer and t-ball teams, and never missed workouts. You need to make it a priority, and make time to make it happen! Best of luck!0
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Sounds like sane and sage advice. Sounds like it's a solid lifestyle thing for you now. Keep up the good work!0
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That is awesome! Love my deadlifts, and you're right, consistency and making time is key0
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Holy crap! That's awesome! WTG!0
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Holy crap! That's awesome! WTG!
That was pretty much exactly what I was going to type! You are awesome.0 -
Deadlifts are by far most of the reason why I even do leg day0
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The biggest key for me has been consistency. I do not skip workouts, and try my best to make good food choices, allowing for occasional indulgences. For almost two years now I have been running three days a week, and lifting three days a week. I take one week every three months totally off of exercise, then do not miss workouts. This is while working full time, with an hour commute to/from work everyday, I coached my son's soccer and t-ball teams, and never missed workouts. You need to make it a priority, and make time to make it happen! Best of luck!
This is so awesome!!!0 -
That is freaking amazing. What a NSV!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!0
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