Ladies, how much do you squat?
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5'5", 149lbs and 29 years old. My heaviest weight for squats has been 245lbs but my heavy sets are usually at 225lbs for 5 reps.
Currently bulking so I am planning to start increasing my squat weight again as strength increases.1 -
It depends, I was able to lift 121 lbs but now I'm down to 88 cos I'm doing more reps at the end of Monday .1
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5"7" 148 lb, most recent 1RM 205 lb. I'm injured so I am sadly doing boring accessory work and rehab right now.2
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Torn meniscus in my knee - I'm squatting pretty much just for rehab. ~65 lbs for volume.0
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Lol. My squats are so little compared to you ladies!!!
I’ve recently come back to lifting after taking a break for 18 months due to mental health. I’ve made it so far to 40kgs (88lbs)
I’m doing my StrongLifts 5x5 so I completely deloaded. I’m hoping to build it up slowly and steadily. You guys are my inspiration5 -
the mens bar...4
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5'5", 149lbs and 29 years old. My heaviest weight for squats has been 245lbs but my heavy sets are usually at 225lbs for 5 reps.
Currently bulking so I am planning to start increasing my squat weight again as strength increases.
I find this interesting. I can squat 245 as well but I don't know if I can do 225 for 5s. I don't think so.0 -
Karen_can_do_this wrote: »Lol. My squats are so little compared to you ladies!!!
I’ve recently come back to lifting after taking a break for 18 months due to mental health. I’ve made it so far to 40kgs (88lbs)
I’m doing my StrongLifts 5x5 so I completely deloaded. I’m hoping to build it up slowly and steadily. You guys are my inspiration
Don't feel bad. It's taken me a full year to go from the bar to 80 kg. Not sure why this is my slowest growing lift... but it is. I've just crested my own body weight... so yeah. Sometimes I feel frustrated by that. I have to keep reminding myself that I am my own competition, and that comparison is the thief of joy.2 -
154 lbs 5´6 26 years old never tried 1rm but my maximum is 198 lbs x 5. Im in a cutting phase atm but hoping to break it when i get back to bulking.5
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I'm not sure what my max is but I can reliably work out with 95lbs.2
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I'm 5'2, 135lb, and I've been doing 3X8s recently. I can squat 115lbx8, and front-squat 85lbx8. I've never done 1rm.
I've been kinda stuck at these weights for a while, so I just ordered some fractional plates. I hope they help me make some new progress.0 -
I think I need to push myself harder! I am new to the whole lifting thing and actually just started the “Fierce Five” program with my husband.
Currently I am at 70lbs for 8 reps x 3 sets. I think I could do more, but I want to be confident in my form before loading more up.
Also, should I be doing fewer reps with higher weight? Such as 5 reps instead of 8? And I have never attempted to find my 1rm.0 -
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crossfit_dottir wrote: »andreascjonsson wrote: »154 lbs 5´6 26 years old never tried 1rm but my maximum is 198 lbs x 5. Im in a cutting phase atm but hoping to break it when i get back to bulking.
You didn't read the title did you ?
What's wrong with her response?
ETA sorry iz a boi0 -
5'5", 149lbs and 29 years old. My heaviest weight for squats has been 245lbs but my heavy sets are usually at 225lbs for 5 reps.
Currently bulking so I am planning to start increasing my squat weight again as strength increases.
I find this interesting. I can squat 245 as well but I don't know if I can do 225 for 5s. I don't think so.
I stayed at a max of 225lbs for quite a while and worked up to 5 reps with good depth and form. At first one of my knees was caving in a bit so I didn't want to increase weight before strengthening that. On Monday I increased my weight to 245lbs and got in 4 good reps.1 -
45, 5'3". I don't squat heavy. I've been using dumbbells for the last 9 months and gone from 3lbs to 17.5, 2 sets of 8 reps, 1 set of 12. I plan to begin with 20s in two weeks. (Doing front squats on the ground and side squats on a cardio step.)3
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43, 5 foot 5, 173lbs, 242.5 1RM...2
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You ladies are awesome! I've been lifting for 4 years and my squats have not progressed in the past 3 years. My other lifts are getting way better, it's so discouraging!
At 5'3, 115lbs my 1RM is 155lbs0 -
Wow, I'm inspired by these replies!
Separate question - any tips if you don't have a squat rack? I'm leaning forward to pick up the bar from behind the weight bench. Not safe at all, so I stick with just the bar.
Any tips for a work-around?
Thanks!0 -
50 years old back squat 1RM is 205. I am five two and 165lbs. Front squat have not done above 95 but never figured out a one rep max.2
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