1330 in the gym, with strength to spare:
I was also mentioned here:
http://www.powerliftingwatch.com/node/23640
great lifting what is your height weight and age?
[quote]yolo84 wrote:
great lifting what is your height weight and age?[/quote]
Thanks. I’m 5’6", 175 (compete in the 165lb class), and 29 years old.
you’re the how not to deadlift guy!! I was showing my buddy that and making fun of you a couple days ago. You’ve really transformed your lifting since that video was made
[quote]browndisaster wrote:
you’re the how not to deadlift guy!! I was showing my buddy that and making fun of you a couple days ago. You’ve really transformed your lifting since that video was made [/quote]
Thanks. It took a while, but once the correct form was ingrained a few years ago (around 2008), I’ve been constantly improving.
That is a great transformation to see. And congrats for the mention on PL Watch.
Nice lifting. How do you like the Sheiko CMS?
[quote]kpsnap wrote:
That is a great transformation to see. And congrats for the mention on PL Watch.[/quote]
Thanks. 
[quote]burt128 wrote:
Nice lifting. How do you like the Sheiko CMS?[/quote]
Thanks. It can be brutal and very fatiguing, but I’m getting through it.
165! that’s awesome, a 1500 raw total is not out of reach for you
I can feel a 600 lb. pull coming soon for you.
Congrats on your lifts. How do you feel about your squat form and your weak points in the squat?
[quote]browndisaster wrote:
165! that’s awesome, a 1500 raw total is not out of reach for you[/quote]
Thanks, but 1500 is going to be quite a while from now.
[quote]CSEagles1694 wrote:
I can feel a 600 lb. pull coming soon for you. [/quote]
Thanks, man. I think I’ll pull 600 at Raw Unity in February, the meet after my upcoming one, next month, when I pull 585, like in this video.
[quote]spongechris wrote:
Congrats on your lifts. How do you feel about your squat form and your weak points in the squat?[/quote]
I think the way that I squat works for me because I have a very strong back, which means that I can handle the forward lean of my torso. Also, I think the combination of low bar position and long legs results in that type of squat, naturally. I have long arms, long legs, and a short torso.
[quote]maxbm wrote:
[quote]spongechris wrote:
Congrats on your lifts. How do you feel about your squat form and your weak points in the squat?[/quote]
I think the way that I squat works for me because I have a very strong back, which means that I can handle the forward lean of my torso. Also, I think the combination of low bar position and long legs results in that type of squat, naturally. I have long arms, long legs, and a short torso.[/quote]
Whatever works best
much success on your iron journey!
[quote]maxbm wrote:
[quote]spongechris wrote:
Congrats on your lifts. How do you feel about your squat form and your weak points in the squat?[/quote]
I think the way that I squat works for me because I have a very strong back, which means that I can handle the forward lean of my torso. Also, I think the combination of low bar position and long legs results in that type of squat, naturally. I have long arms, long legs, and a short torso.[/quote]
Do you do anything in particular to keep your shoulders healthy enough for that kind of low bar squat?
[quote]Fletch1986 wrote:
[quote]maxbm wrote:
[quote]spongechris wrote:
Congrats on your lifts. How do you feel about your squat form and your weak points in the squat?[/quote]
I think the way that I squat works for me because I have a very strong back, which means that I can handle the forward lean of my torso. Also, I think the combination of low bar position and long legs results in that type of squat, naturally. I have long arms, long legs, and a short torso.[/quote]
Do you do anything in particular to keep your shoulders healthy enough for that kind of low bar squat?[/quote]
No, and I never had any shoulder pain from squats.