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  1. 10-03-2006, 04:38 AM #1
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    Check this Guy out

    http://www.atlargenutrition.com/jame...1003_squat.php
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  2. 10-03-2006, 06:28 AM #2
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    Sure this guy must be all natural!!!!! lol
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  3. 10-03-2006, 10:26 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by simm
    Sure this guy must be all natural!!!!! lol
    That is what I was thinking
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  4. 10-03-2006, 12:14 PM #4
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    You Are All Just Gelous !
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    Sam Byrd did 1003lbs at 198...It's possible with a suit...these days it seems like anything is possible with a suit. Gaining 300lbs or more is crazy
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  6. 10-07-2006, 08:57 AM #6
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    dont be fooled the juice is flowing everywhere! some people are just not willing to admit it... no biggie to me its just reality.
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    i have met him a few times,i think thenumbers here are exagerated, i saw him at 2 different meets fail with 800lbs
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    And the DOC has spoken! Eye witness news doesn't lie
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  9. 10-09-2006, 10:27 AM #9
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    a bit hard to believe that some one has this kind of number on the squat w/o drugs
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fallen_Angel
    a bit hard to believe that some one has this kind of number on the squat w/o drugs
    withtodays new equipment anything is possible with 2 plys of canvas and 2 plys of poly. i hate the new equipment, guys likeandy boloton en form squating just over a thousand to 1200lbs in less than 2 years timem there used to be like 3or 4 squaters over a grand, now every tom , dick and harry is squating a grand or more, hell we have guys pressing a rand who cant raw bench 600lbs!!! it is just stupid

    becaa swanson was presin in the lhigh 300lbs low 400lbs several years ago, now she is over 550lb!!shawn fankl 220lbs just pressed 770, go back ten years ago , and anthony clark was doing that at SHW and that was the most ammt lifted by any man at that time. the euipmentis what got better, not the drugs not the training, just the equipment

    i love to see guys like mike miller take off there equipment>mr 1220 squatand 800lb press
    when he did the new england classic raw , he squated 600lb pressed 500 and deadlifted smoewhwere in the mid to high 600lb level at shw. big FCKN difference!!!!!
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    also on a side note big james is HUGE and it may be possible that he now can squat a grand
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    jst checked the wnpf web site,the highest squat by a SHW is 800lbs and it wasnt done by james, he does have the deadlift ecord with 730lbs
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    he does however have the single lift squat record with 755lbs equiped, that is a LONG shot from 1003lbs!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by space.ghost
    Sam Byrd did 1003lbs at 198...It's possible with a suit...these days it seems like anything is possible with a suit. Gaining 300lbs or more is crazy
    I agree anything is possible !! especially if u start with a natural gear...it is all in the "mind set"!! Think about man!?
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    Quote Originally Posted by space.ghost
    And the DOC has spoken! Eye witness news doesn't lie
    nevertheless I belief a drug-free man is mentally less worried than drug-user or alcoholic abuser
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    leader 05, i have no idea what you mean, is it just me or does anyone else find it hard to understand the point? mentally less worried? natural gear? none of it make sense to me at least, please explain this in detail
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    if the press and squat are greatly helped by equipment, then what about the deadlift equipment??

    th deadlift hasnt increased so fast as teh squat or the bench ,has it??
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    deadlift suit dont do much.some peol laim to get 50lbs or so out of them but i think they probably dont know what the can actualy do raw andare giving the suit a little to much credit,
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    i was wondering if wrapping knees actaully gives an advantage while deadlifting
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc.Sust
    leader 05, i have no idea what you mean, is it just me or does anyone else find it hard to understand the point? mentally less worried? natural gear? none of it make sense to me at least, please explain this in detail
    Looks like Doc has a new best friend. lol j/k
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    The few times I wrapped my knees I did feel like it made it easier for me to deadlift heavier weight.
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