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  1. 10-08-2006, 09:05 AM #1
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    Michael Belk benches 225 for 59 reps

    Michael Belk is a great Christian man and one of the strongest raw lifters in the N.C.,USA.

    Check this video out.

    http://media.putfile.com/Belk-225
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    cant view it for some reason, what does the guy weigh?
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    That isnt 225 its more like 100 thats not even a weighted bar.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by tbjake34
    That isnt 225 its more like 100 thats not even a weighted bar.....
    kilo plates are deceiving at first glance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc.Sust
    cant view it for some reason, what does the guy weigh?
    Doc, I believe he's pushing somewhere around the 300 mark, but, I will ask one of my friends who knows him very well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WidowMaker
    Doc, I believe he's pushing somewhere around the 300 mark, but, I will ask one of my friends who knows him very well.
    i bet your're close if not dead on... he's a big boy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RJstrong
    kilo plates are deceiving at first glance.
    tell me about it, the first bench contest i went to, when i was a teen, the weights were in klios, i wanted 303lbs on the bar and it looked like 135lbs normaly would, well whe i went to press, it sure didnt fel like 135lb when it was paused on my chest!
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  8. 10-09-2006, 10:30 AM #8
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    Is there a record with 225 and 315. I think I have heard of nfl players doing 30 w/225 and a guy from team muscle tecj doing 50 w/225.
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    not an officialone that i know of,but there just was a meet last wk where a whole bunch of guys like brian siders and joe mazza competed for reps using weights from 225 to 405, check out powerlifting watch.com for details
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