Nobody wants to lift no heavy *kitten* weight!

dvis334
dvis334 Posts: 125 Member
edited November 29 in Fitness and Exercise
Body Stats: Male. 25. 5'10". 162 lbs. 13.6% bf.
Current Lifts (5x5): Bench Press-155. Squat-210. Row-125. DL-225. OHP-100
Body Goals: 185 lbs. 8% bf.
Strength Goals (5x5): Bench Press-225. Squat-315. Row-185. DL-400+. OHP-185.

If you're into working out, nutrition, goal-oriented, excited, and need/want more accountabilibuddies or just more MFP friends feel free to hit me up or add me!
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  • jessef593
    jessef593 Posts: 2,272 Member
    Your stats are so close to eachother. Mine are BP 175x6, squat 225x5, OH 105x5-7, deadlift 315x6. Row 145x7. Also I don't train for strength at all so I agree with her. I only have 9lbs on you with purely a high rep rep scheme. Lifting heavy isn't always the best. Especially not if you're looking to gain mass.
  • zoeysasha37
    zoeysasha37 Posts: 7,088 Member
    Hmmm...
    I squat 285 ...but I'm a girl.
  • johnathonlea
    johnathonlea Posts: 4 Member
    Male - 27 - 6'2" - 19% BF
    Flat bench 225x8x3 or 315x1
    Squat 225x8x3 (have been focusing on perfecting form, and *kitten* to the grass)
    Deadlift 455x1

    Goal: 200lbs at 10%bf

    Don't nobody in my little gym wanna lift no heavy *kitten* weight either...
  • Sued0nim
    Sued0nim Posts: 17,456 Member
    Did you see this coming?
  • singingflutelady
    singingflutelady Posts: 8,736 Member
    edited February 2016
    My squat is 15 lbs less than yours, my deadlift is 35 lbs less and my row is 10 lbs more and I am a female who weights 30 lbs less than you do and I'm chronically ill and have just been lifting for 4 months after taking 10 months off because I almost died :p
  • ovidnine
    ovidnine Posts: 314 Member
    Apparently you didn't search much through the threads cause there are some strong *kitten* dudes and ladies around here.

    Seriously strong.

    Anyway, it seems you got the welcoming beatdown that was coming so howdy, welcome, be sure to check out this thread cause its freaking awesome and some of the folks are nearly inhuman.
  • singingflutelady
    singingflutelady Posts: 8,736 Member
    Oh I and I am turning 39+1 in 2 days so way older
  • 3dogsrunning
    3dogsrunning Posts: 27,167 Member
    ovidnine wrote: »
    Apparently you didn't search much through the threads cause there are some strong *kitten* dudes and ladies around here.

    Seriously strong.

    Anyway, it seems you got the welcoming beatdown that was coming so howdy, welcome, be sure to check out this thread cause its freaking awesome and some of the folks are nearly inhuman.
    ovidnine wrote: »
    Apparently you didn't search much through the threads cause there are some strong *kitten* dudes and ladies around here.

    Seriously strong.

    Anyway, it seems you got the welcoming beatdown that was coming so howdy, welcome, be sure to check out this thread cause its freaking awesome and some of the folks are nearly inhuman.

    The Op was quoting Ronnie Coleman in his title.
  • JoRocka
    JoRocka Posts: 17,525 Member
    OH OH ME ME ME ME_ I want to contribute
    Body Stats: F 32. 5'8". 175 lbs. blubber-bf.
    Current Lifts: Bench Press-190. Squat-245. DL-305. OHP-95

    Strength Goals (5x5): Bench Press-225. Squat-350. DL-405
  • ovidnine
    ovidnine Posts: 314 Member

    The Op was quoting Ronnie Coleman in his title.

    This makes sense. I figured it was half tongue in cheek (ok, hoped) but its hard to tell sometimes. lol

    Oh, I didn't post my stuff.

    M 35.9 5'9 190 ~20%bf
    Current lifts: BP 215 S-305 DL-345 OHP-115

    Goals: 1k total BP/S/DL @ 180 ~15% bf Got a ways to go on all of them. lol
  • sarahlifts
    sarahlifts Posts: 610 Member
    Wow you are all so strong.

    bench 90x5, squat 160x5, dl 200x5, ohp 60x5

    5'7 153 24% bf 37yo
    (I bulked through the winter) Avatar 141and I was lifting way less then like a 80 lb squat yall 70 lb dl 30 lb ohp

    yall are strong as all get out!

    Lifting heavy is considered heavy for that individual. what I'm lifting now is heavy to me
  • ovidnine
    ovidnine Posts: 314 Member
    sarahlifts wrote: »

    Lifting heavy is considered heavy for that individual. what I'm lifting now is heavy to me

    Truth!

  • mean_and_lean
    mean_and_lean Posts: 164 Member
    ovidnine wrote: »
    sarahlifts wrote: »

    Lifting heavy is considered heavy for that individual. what I'm lifting now is heavy to me

    Truth!

    I second this. That's why it irks me when I see posts on this forum that says "I saw someone at the gym lifting weights and I wanted to go over there and tell them that they need to lift HEAVY to get RESULTS!" Um, perhaps they were??
  • dvis334
    dvis334 Posts: 125 Member
    ovidnine wrote: »
    Apparently you didn't search much through the threads cause there are some strong *kitten* dudes and ladies around here.

    Seriously strong.

    Anyway, it seems you got the welcoming beatdown that was coming so howdy, welcome, be sure to check out this thread cause its freaking awesome and some of the folks are nearly inhuman.
    ovidnine wrote: »
    Apparently you didn't search much through the threads cause there are some strong *kitten* dudes and ladies around here.

    Seriously strong.

    Anyway, it seems you got the welcoming beatdown that was coming so howdy, welcome, be sure to check out this thread cause its freaking awesome and some of the folks are nearly inhuman.

    The Op was quoting Ronnie Coleman in his title.

    This.
  • dvis334
    dvis334 Posts: 125 Member
    ovidnine wrote: »

    The Op was quoting Ronnie Coleman in his title.

    This makes sense. I figured it was half tongue in cheek (ok, hoped) but its hard to tell sometimes. lol

    Oh, I didn't post my stuff.

    M 35.9 5'9 190 ~20%bf
    Current lifts: BP 215 S-305 DL-345 OHP-115

    Goals: 1k total BP/S/DL @ 180 ~15% bf Got a ways to go on all of them. lol

    Yep, just a quote. Maybe tongue in cheek humor doesn't translate well over the internet lol anyway I've only been lifting for about 4 weeks and seeing as i never once stepped foot in a weight room before it goes without saying I dont have a lot of friends to go to for advice, etc. Which was the whole purpose of this post to begin with (not to call anyone out or brag about 4 weeks worth of numbers lol)
  • ovidnine
    ovidnine Posts: 314 Member
    dvis334 wrote: »
    Yep, just a quote. Maybe tongue in cheek humor doesn't translate well over the internet lol anyway I've only been lifting for about 4 weeks and seeing as i never once stepped foot in a weight room before it goes without saying I dont have a lot of friends to go to for advice, etc. Which was the whole purpose of this post to begin with (not to call anyone out or brag about 4 weeks worth of numbers lol)

    This place needs a thumbs up smiley/emoji/whatever we call them now that I'm old and they have new names.

    thumbsup.jpg

    :smiley:
  • SonyaCele
    SonyaCele Posts: 2,841 Member
    i like lifting heavy things.
  • McCloud33
    McCloud33 Posts: 959 Member
    dvis334 wrote: »
    Body Stats: Male. 25. 5'10". 162 lbs. 13.6% bf.
    Current Lifts (5x5): Bench Press-155. Squat-210. Row-125. DL-225. OHP-100
    Body Goals: 185 lbs. 8% bf.
    Strength Goals (5x5): Bench Press-225. Squat-315. Row-185. DL-400+. OHP-185.

    If you're into working out, nutrition, goal-oriented, excited, and need/want more accountabilibuddies or just more MFP friends feel free to hit me up or add me!

    Since you're new to this whole thing, I just want you to have realistic goals going in. Based on where you say you are now and what you say your goals are, it looks like you want to put on 30lbs of muscle while dropping 7 lbs of fat (162 to 185, 13.6% to 8%) If this happens, it's more than likely going to take you YEARS which is fine...I just want you to know that going in. A realistic interim goal if you want to put on some muscle, would be 185 at like 18%. That would give you 11-12lbs of added muscle and then you can cut some fat from there and do the whole process over again. You're going to gain some fat with the muscle. Maintaining your current BF is nearly impossible while adding any significant muscle and actually dropping your bodyfat is just that much harder.
  • JoRocka
    JoRocka Posts: 17,525 Member
    dvis334 wrote: »
    ovidnine wrote: »

    The Op was quoting Ronnie Coleman in his title.

    This makes sense. I figured it was half tongue in cheek (ok, hoped) but its hard to tell sometimes. lol

    Oh, I didn't post my stuff.

    M 35.9 5'9 190 ~20%bf
    Current lifts: BP 215 S-305 DL-345 OHP-115

    Goals: 1k total BP/S/DL @ 180 ~15% bf Got a ways to go on all of them. lol

    Yep, just a quote. Maybe tongue in cheek humor doesn't translate well over the internet lol anyway I've only been lifting for about 4 weeks and seeing as i never once stepped foot in a weight room before it goes without saying I dont have a lot of friends to go to for advice, etc. Which was the whole purpose of this post to begin with (not to call anyone out or brag about 4 weeks worth of numbers lol)
    if you're new it's even worse.

    So yeah- a little clue that it was a joke would have helped LOL


    I totally agree with MrCloud- it's going to take some time. It's good to have long term goals- but realize- they are long term- and that means REALLY long term. And that's okay if you're willing to stick it through.
  • AnabolicKyle
    AnabolicKyle Posts: 489 Member
    27
    216lbs
    16-17%
    Bench Squat Dead
    1rep max
    305, 455, 565
    5rep max
    250, 335, 405
  • Gurney_Halleck
    Gurney_Halleck Posts: 18 Member
    Welcome, and good luck on your goals. Not sure why everyone jumped down your throat here.
  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 12,057 Member
    I used to focus on my 1RM numbers, but a shoulder injury last summer combined with approaching age 40 scared me into shifting my lifting plan to 10RM numbers instead. It's taking some getting used to, lifting a weight 10 times instead of just 2 or 3 times, lol. Still dialing in my numbers.

    Oh, and just for thread continuity, my stats:

    Age: 38.7
    Ht: 5'9"
    Wt: 192
    BF: ??? (I'm guessing around 16-18%)
    1RM (pre-injury): B-285, S-475, D-425
    10RM (current): B-195, S-315, D-315 (Deadlift done in sets of 5)
  • Timshel_
    Timshel_ Posts: 22,834 Member
    I actually don't lift.
  • jay_mck
    jay_mck Posts: 112 Member
    squat- 285lbs
    bench- 215lbs
    deadlift- 345lbs
    OHP- 120lbs
  • Fittreelol
    Fittreelol Posts: 2,535 Member
    It's a pretty famous quote. Do you people even lift or interwebs?
  • JoRocka
    JoRocka Posts: 17,525 Member
    Fittreelol wrote: »
    It's a pretty famous quote. Do you people even lift or interwebs?

    quote with no "quotes" doesn't register immediately to me. sorry not sorry. The point of the post was not clear- and he's new.

    But yeah- I definitely don't lift.
  • McCloud33
    McCloud33 Posts: 959 Member
    Age: 33
    ht: 5'-8"
    wt: 183 (and dropping)
    bf%: ~17
    1RM currently
    Bench: ~235
    OHP: ~150
    Push Press: ~175
    Squat: ~330
    DL: ~405
    Weighted Pull-up: ~105
  • MommyMeggo
    MommyMeggo Posts: 1,222 Member
    I'm on week 5 of SL5x5 and look forward to every workout. I'm proud of my progress! Having never lifted anything besides my kids and the end of a couch I'm kicking *kitten*! Love it. *flexes and lols*
  • TR0berts
    TR0berts Posts: 7,739 Member
    Fittreelol wrote: »
    It's a pretty famous quote. Do you people even lift or interwebs?

    Sure, but the intent behind him quoting it was a mystery. It sounded like he was bragging.
  • Soundwave79
    Soundwave79 Posts: 469 Member
    Body Stats: Male. 36. 5'10". 186 lbs. 18-20% bf.
    Current Lifts (5x5): Bench Press-225x1. Squat-350x1. Row-150x3. DL-350x1. OHP-120x1
    Body Goals: 175 lbs. 10-15% bf.
    Strength Goals (5x5): Bench Press-250x1. Squat-375-400. Row-175-200. DL-400+. OHP-185.

    Really been stuck at my current PR's for a while now. Eating at a deficit still so I don't see any major gains coming soon. Been trying to get down to 175 for a while now so I can have a clean slate to do a bulk/cut phase. :s
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