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Am I where I should be on my lifts?

jmaz2110
jmaz2110
Posts: 1
Joined: 2003/01/23
United States
2003/01/23, 08:59 PM
Hi, I'm a 17 year old junior in HS...I'm 6'1/2", 205 lbs...I'm a bigger guy w/ bulk...anyways i need to know if im where i should be on all my max's for certain lifts...so tell me if im about right...

Bench- 250 lbs.
Squat- 290 lbs.
Hang Clean- 225 lbs.
Bicep Curls- i do reps of 10 with 75 lbs on short bar.
Deadlift- 340 lbs.
Leg Press- 625 lbs.
Incline Bench- 155 lbs.
Dumbbell Bench- 150 lbs.
Leg Extension- 320 lbs.
Dips- 19

Please help me out cause i don't know if im strong for my age or not cause im stronger than some guys on my sports teams but others are even stronger...so please help...thanks
mackfactor
mackfactor
Posts: 766
Joined: 2002/10/17
United States
2003/01/27, 10:32 AM
<< Please help me out cause i don't know if im strong for my age or not cause im stronger than some guys on my sports teams but others are even stronger...so please help...thanks >>

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Greenlee
Greenlee
Posts: 65
Joined: 2003/01/17
United States
2003/01/31, 12:55 AM
The first thing that I learned with working out was to never compare myself with other people. What does it matter that they can lift more, or run faster, etc. And as far as the lifts, there is no way of knowing if you are where you should be because We do not know your routine, or how you started out, or even you stats. Every person is different. I am a 21 year old female and I bench 350, Squat over 600. So, are you going to feel inadequate because I can do more, or lift more? I would have to sya, suck up your whining and just do what you think is necessary, short of injuring yourself. Hope this helps. :)
Oh yeah, follow no one, always lead in what you do