Gingerbread
New member
Yeah already thought 105s would be right for me. I think the trick is being a lean 105.
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Weight Classes.
- Thread starter PowerBuilder
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PowerBuilder
New member
Alright fellas, let's not forget that the old time soviet's used quite potent supplements not everyone does.
)...I think I need to be heavier 
0ni
Registered Rustler
Cr-cr-creatine?
RyanF
Member
That's where all good gains come from. True story.
The Hamburgler
Spotter Loader
imo these weight classes are a good 10% too light for a powerlifter
eg Ed Coan 1.68m and 108kg at his heaviest
Brandon Lilly 183cm and 135kg
eg Ed Coan 1.68m and 108kg at his heaviest
Brandon Lilly 183cm and 135kg