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    Quote Originally Posted by SomeGuy
    20, 280 lbs, Max Squat 825 lbs. . .Leg workout goes something like this, 315x12, 405x12, 495 x10, 585x8, 675x 4-6, 725x 2-4, cool down with 315x10 w/ ass to heals, then 405x8 with ass to heals. . .gotta love the squat. I can deadlift 715, at least that is as high as I have been.
    THOSE ARE AWESOME #'S GUY,..WHATS YOUR CYCLE LIKE

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    Quote Originally Posted by SomeGuy
    20, 280 lbs, Max Squat 825 lbs. . .Leg workout goes something like this, 315x12, 405x12, 495 x10, 585x8, 675x 4-6, 725x 2-4, cool down with 315x10 w/ ass to heals, then 405x8 with ass to heals. . .gotta love the squat. I can deadlift 715, at least that is as high as I have been.
    Holy Sh**!
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    135, 3 sets of 10 (been training for about 3 months, been on the juice for 2.5 weeks)
    i know its shit but just being honest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by InTraining
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    135, 3 sets of 10 (been training for about 3 months, been on the juice for 2.5 weeks)
    i know its shit but just being honest.
    money WELL spent on the juice my friend

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    Quote Originally Posted by InTraining
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    135, 3 sets of 10 (been training for about 3 months, been on the juice for 2.5 weeks)
    i know its shit but just being honest.
    Man....that really bothers me if you are serious..nothing I didn't do but you really should have researched a tad bit before you jumped into it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chest6
    Man....that really bothers me if you are serious..nothing I didn't do but you really should have researched a tad bit before you jumped into it.
    Definitly trained natural longer and built a solid base.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigGuns101
    Definitly trained natural longer and built a solid base.
    i didnt know, or find anywhere that you have to train along time before starting, just wanted to give myself a jump start, will this **** me up, and how and why??

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigGuns101
    Definitly trained natural longer and built a solid base.
    I agree. I would have doubled the dosage for sure.

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    damn, i used to be 17 wiegh 315 and squat 540, unfortunatly my legs didnt fit into jeans so im squattin w/ reps of 25 trying to burn my legs down a bit, cant squat wieght anymore

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    I was 24, 200 lbs and could squat 500 lbs (3 sets 8 reps). People forget how important legs are to train. People ask me how I shread fat and put on muscle at the same time. It's from working my legs. That is the largest muscle group in the body thus they burn the most calories when breaking down and repairing themselves. Besides, it looks so retarted when I see a guy with a huge upper body and little scrawny stick legs. If I can walk after doing my legs, then I didn't work them hard enough! Peroid! What happened to "no pain, no gain". I don't mean to sound like a dick but people who don't do squats because it hurts need to stop being a pussy and suck it up.

    I can easily donkey press (standing) the whole rack.

    The only draw back to big legs is that most jeans don't fit me right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mkv213

    The only draw back to big legs is that most jeans don't fit me right.
    I like that, shows ur making progress

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    Age: 24
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    Squat: 405

    I could do more but my lower back cant take it. I am probably the opposite of everyone on this board. I have big legs and a small upper body. My bench sucks. Even before I hurt my shoulder I couldnt bench my weight. Imagine it now.

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    28 years old. 5'9.5'' 178lbs
    bench pressed 450lbs no touch
    most i ever squated was 465lbs but not maxing.

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    5'9'' 181, i have done 540 raw and clean(no gear) below paralel ,now at 198lb i am shooting for 600 raw and possibly 700 with a squat suit and belt.

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    24 225lb..squat 225*15

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    bump

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    I hit elite numbers about 3 years ago. have done 3 cycles in my life

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    Quote Originally Posted by PowerHouse555
    Age 28
    Height 5'7"
    Weight 198 competition
    Squat 800 in comp
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    I hit elite numbers about 3 years ago. have done 3 cycles in my life
    holy shit!!! right on bro!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by PowerHouse555
    Age 28
    Height 5'7"
    Weight 198 competition
    Squat 800 in comp
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    I hit elite numbers about 3 years ago. have done 3 cycles in my life
    wow those are some nice numbers, i also compete at 198.

    what kind of equipment do you use(briefs and suit) and what fed or feds do you compete in.

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    19 years old,
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    365x4. (never maxed)

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    squat max :estimated- 450 or so, never try
    last set 405 for 2-3 full past 90 degree squats (on a good day), otherwise its not a squat imo

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    when i was 17 i one rep max 545 all natural at 228 lbs. Now i never squat over 405 due to hurting knees..anything over 405 and my knees start to hurt like all hell is breaking loose.

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    age: 22
    weight: 190
    max skwat: 2000lbs
    weiner size: 24 inches

    my e-stats r better than urs!

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    max squat: 400lbs x 6 ....last month (never done a max)

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    age: 20
    wight: 200lbs
    squat: whatever 4 45 plates are and 2 tens

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    Age: 28
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    Squat: 345x10 never tried to max, not a ton of weight, I'll keep working on it

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    Age: 19
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    Squat: Don't do maxes, but I rep with 255 on my 4th set 6 times (without back support) Was up to 315 with back support but injured lower back and you know how that goes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LawMan018
    Age: 19
    Weight: 165
    Height: 5'10"
    Squat: Don't do maxes, but I rep with 255 on my 4th set 6 times (without back support) Was up to 315 with back support but injured lower back and you know how that goes!

    There are so many inapproate comments i could make here but i will give you a break today

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    Quote Originally Posted by LawMan018
    Age: 19
    Weight: 165
    Height: 5'10"
    Squat: Don't do maxes, but I rep with 255 on my 4th set 6 times (without back support) Was up to 315 with back support but injured lower back and you know how that goes!

    Did you lose weight man? I thought you were like 180lbs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by beatango2008
    Did you lose weight man? I thought you were like 180lbs?
    No, that's my goal.. most I've been is 172 but I got sick and slacked on my diet for two weeks... Went down some... Now I'm going up pretty steadily

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    Routine(today)-135 8, 225 8, 315 8, 405 8, 495 8, 545 3
    After 495 my lower back was very sore making 545 heavier than it should have been. I can do a lot. I've done 565 before pretty easy. I would say close to 600 RAW.

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    Obviously depth is a huge factor. All mine are parallel or below. Some guys go half way down and post their big numbers. I see some sick numbers in this thread LOL. Numbers comparable to Ronny Coleman.

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    22, 5'9" 216lbs, 495x6

    i squat heavy once a month, if that, because i have shermann's kyphosis and it really hurts my back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by novastepp
    22, 5'9" 216lbs, 495x6

    i squat heavy once a month, if that, because i have shermann's kyphosis and it really hurts my back.
    Nice numbers. I'll have to google that condition. I don't think I have anything serious at all, and it doesn't last long, but as the sets go on my lb hurts. I think it's just the heavy weight and the low depth. My buddy gets it too and he squats pretty big.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tbone1975
    Nice numbers. I'll have to google that condition. I don't think I have anything serious at all, and it doesn't last long, but as the sets go on my lb hurts. I think it's just the heavy weight and the low depth. My buddy gets it too and he squats pretty big.
    it isn't your lower back its actually my T6. its basically "hump back" mine is a slight curve, but it gets aggravated with a lot of weight on my shoulders.

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    Quote Originally Posted by novastepp
    it isn't your lower back its actually my T6. its basically "hump back" mine is a slight curve, but it gets aggravated with a lot of weight on my shoulders.
    I see. Looks like your still doing a great job though.

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    actually, looking at my log, my numbers are from early august, and i doubt i'll squat heavy for the rest of the year. no reason to make anything worse.

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    500 x3.. PR..

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