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BATB3 results and pics.

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There are quite a few ausbb.com members that competed at this event, and hopefully a few more in January.

If you have no interest in strength, please dont post moronic comments.

Here are the results. All lifts are unassisted. I'll let the forum members post up their own experiences.

1. Chris - 851kg @ 92.3kg - 536.55 Wilks
2. Kelly - 777.5kg @ 82.1kg - 522.40 Wilks
3. Michael - 722.5kg @ 77.9kg - 493.23 Wilks
4. Shorty - 662.5kg @ 70.6kg - 493.23 Wilks
5. Matt - 825kg @ 104.9kg - 493.18 Wilks
6. Eddie - 757.5kg @ 89.9kg - 483.89 Wilks
7. Nick - 800kg @ 106.8kg - 475.28 Wilks
8. Simon Mac - 801kg @ 107.4kg - 474.99 Wilks
9. Max - 624.5kg @ 69.9kg - 468.49 Wilks
10. Ash - 660kg @ 75.6kg - 467.67 Wilks

11. Nico - 696kg @ 83.2kg - 463.88 Wilks
12. Ben abc - 731kg @ 93.7kg - 457.60 Wilks
13. Jayden - 772.5kg @ 108.2kg - 457.01 Wilks
14. Brendon - 742.5kg @ 97.3kg - 457.00 Wilks
15. Ghosty - 539kg @ 60.4kg - 456.91 Wilks
16. Alen - 692.5kg @ 87.4kg - 448.94 Wilks
17. Dim - 577.5kg @ 67.9kg - 443.17 Wilks
18. Mick - 646kg @ 83.2kg - 430.55 Wilks
19. Little Nick 565kg @ 71kg - 418.89 Wilks
20. James - 658.5kg @ 92.1kg - 415.57 Wilks

21. Trish - 680kg @ 101kg - 412.21 Wilks
22. Mick SW - 641kg @ 89kg - 411.58 Wilks
23. Fat Dave - 685kg @ 103.5kg - 411.41 Wilks
24. Daryl - 481kg @ 60.8kg - 405.33 Wilks
25. Big Matt - 679.5kg @ 113kg - 396.76 Wilks
26. Adam - 645kg @ 99.7kg - 392.69 Wilks
27. Ben Xfit - 578.5kg @ 80.8kg - 392.51 Wilks
28. Ryan - 590kg @ 87.4kg - 382.49 Wilks
29. David - 577.5kg @ 84.6kg - 381.20 Wilks
30. Vicki - 320kg @ 58.7kg - 362.88 Wilks

31. Annie - 380kg @ 76.8kg - 356.02 Wilks
32. Simon Bluey - 582.5kg @ 112.4kg - 340.58 Wilks
33. Sean - 526kg @ 95.6kg - 326.27 Wilks
34. Old James - 487.5kg @ 107kg - 289.42 Wilks

SQUAT

Nick - 205kg
Chris 197.5kg
Matt - 190kg
Eddie - 185kg
Brendon - 180kg
Ben abc - 180kg
Jayden - 180kg
Fat Dave - 180kg
Shorty - 170kg
Kelly - 170kg
Trish - 170kg
Simon Mac - 170kg
Alen - 165kg
Big Matt - 161kg
Michael - 160kg
Adam - 160kg
Ash 157.5kg
Max - 156kg
James - 150kg
Mick - 145kg
Nico - 145kg
Simon Bluey - 145kg
Mick SW - 140kg
Ryan - 140kg
Sean - 135kg
Ben Xfit - 132.5kg
Ghosty - 131kg
Dim - 125kg
David - 125kg
Little Nick - 115kg
Old James - 115kg
Annie - 80kg
Vicki - 77.5kg

BENCH PRESS

Simon - 166kg
Matt - 160kg
Kelly - 155kg
Chris - 152.5kg
Michael - 145kg
Nick - 140kg
Jayden - 130kg
Ash - 122.5kg
Nico - 122.5kg
Mick SW - 121kg
Ben abc - 121kg
Shorty - 120kg
Brendon - 120kg
Alen - 117.5kg
Ryan - 115kg
Trish - 115kg
Ben Xfit - 110kg
Eddie - 107.5kg
Big Matt - 107.5kg
Fat Dave - 105kg
David - 102.5kg
James - 102.5kg
Dim - 95kg
Mick - 95kg
Ghosty - 91kg
Daryl - 91kg
Max - 90kg
Little Nick - 90kg
Adam - 90kg
Simon Bluey - 90kg
Sean - 85kg
Old James - 82.5kg
Annie - 57.5kg
Vicki - 50kg

CLEAN

Eddie - 127.5kg
Jayden - 122.5kg
Matt - 120kg
Nick - 117.5kg
Chris - 115kg
Simon Mac - 115kg
Nico - 111kg
James - 111kg
Ash - 110kg
Mick - 110kg
Ben abc - 110kg
Brendon - 110kg
Max - 107.5kg
Kelly - 107.5kg
Trish - 105kg
Big Matt - 105kg
Alen - 100kg
Michael - 100kg
Ryan - 95kg
Mick SW - 95kg
Dim - 92.5kg
Ben Xfit - 92.5kg
Fat Dave - 92.5kg
Adam - 90kg
Simon Bluey - 90kg
Little Nick - 85kg
David - 85kg
Ghosty - 81kg
Shorty - 80kg
Daryl - 75kg
Sean - 71kg
Old James - 70kg
Annie - 60kg
Vicki - 42.5kg

FLOOR TO OVERHEAD

Chris - 120kg
Eddie - 117.5kg
Nick - 117.5kg
Matt - 115kg
Ben abc - 110kg
Jayden - 110kg
Nico - 102.5kg
Brendon - 102.5kg
Max - 101kg
Big Matt - 101kg
Kelly - 100kg
Simon Mac - 100kg
Mick - 96kg
James - 95kg
Fat Dave - 92.5kg
Ash - 90kg
Ryan 90kg
Alen - 90kg
Michael - 90kg
Trish - 90kg
Dim - 85kg
Adam - 85kg
Mick SW - 85kg
Little Nick - 82.5kg
Ben Xfit - 81kg
Shorty - 80kg
David - 80kg
Simon Bluey - 77.5kg
Ghosty - 76kg
Daryl - 65kg
Sean - 65kg
Old James - 60kg
Annie - 55kg
Vicki - 40kg

DEADLIFT

Chris - 266kg
Simon Mac - 250kg
Kelly - 245kg
Matt - 240kg
Brendon - 230kg
Jayden - 230kg
Michael - 227.5kg
Alen - 220kg
Eddie - 220kg
Adam - 220kg
Nick - 220kg
Nico - 215kg
Fat Dave - 215kg
Shorty - 212.5kg
Ben abc - 210kg
Big Matt - 205kg
Mick - 200kg
Mick SW - 200kg
James - 200kg
Trish - 200kg
Little Nick - 192.5kg
David - 185kg
Dim - 180kg
Ash - 180kg
Simon Bluey - 180kg
Max - 170kg
Sean - 170kg
Ben Xfit - 162.5kg
Ghosty - 160kg
Old James - 160kg
Ryan - 150kg
Daryl - 140kg
Annie - 127.5kg
Vicky - 110kg



Chris 266kg deadlift @ 92kg



Nick 205kg squat @ 106kg



Shorty 170kg squat @ 70kg



Max 156kg squat @ 69kg...17yo



Eddie 185kg squat @ 89kg



Matt 160kg bench press @ 104kg







 
Phenomenal, congratulations to all lifters involved! And good on Nina and Markos for hosting the comp, and so many of the lifters in their own home, very generous.
 
Awesome results. Some massive lifts there! Looking forward to some footage from this day.

That 500 Wilkes score was well and truly smashed.
 
Max has already started the video, best one yet with a climax to rival any porno youve ever seen.
 
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Some crazy Wilks scores. Right now, I have a wilks score of 255.

Markos I notice that in the picture of Matt benching 160kg, is his grip the IPF standard of 81cm's wide ? Please don't see me as knit picking, I'm just trying to work out of my bench press grip is too wide or what.

Congrat's to ALL competitors!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for setting the bar so high for me Shorty! 170!
 
Nobody was measuring grip width. No one cared.

All we cared about was if it touched the chest and was locked out.
 
A'ight. No problem like I said.

The IPF's rule say that hands must be 81cm's wide when bench pressing & i'm trying to get a visual confirmation on how wide it is
 
I think your getting a bit mixed up. From the IPF rulebook

"The spacing of the hands shall not exceed 81 cm measured between the forefingers (both forefingers must be within the 81 cm marks and the whole of the forefingers must be in contact with the 81 cm marks if maximum grip is used)."

So only a maximum spacing is dictated, im pretty sure there is no minimum. Im guessing this rule is to limit lifters using a really short bench press stroke, although i dunno how useful it is in this regard (ie search for 'daisuke midote 779 Bench Press 2008 Arnold Classic' on youtube)

Anyway, back to the topic, unbelievable lifting all round:eek: Even getting in the top 20 was tough, excellent effort by everyone. Lovin the deadlift pic.
 
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I'm in awe, not only by the winning lifts but by the generosity of Nina + Markos in hosting such a great bash. Proud to participate ----- oh and Markos, I don't think you need put the mirror under my nose anymore --- I start training tonight for aust. day!
 
Some awesome results there.

Congratulations to all the competitors and Markos for organising the event.
 
A huge thank you to all the sponsors.

The support from sponsors has taken this event up a notch. Lifters have voted with their feet. We are sick of assisted powerlifting.

I've never seen prizes like we had at BATB3 in any comp. Most were stunned at getting prizes, every single competitor got at least 2 prizes. I actually had more prizes than lifters, thanks to Adrian from Gym Direct and Jay at Aminoz.

Real men lift raw.

We got a bigger turnout than they do at official powerlifting comps here in Vic, and most states I gather. They even had to cancel the State titles this year due to lack of numbers. Next year I'm going to have to limit numbers if I dont get my garage extended.

Lifting started at 11.00am and finished at 7.30pm. If not for a wedding on the same day, I would've had another 5-6 girls lifting. I'm pretty sure I'll have 50 competitors at Australia Day 2010.

Welcome Monkey Man (James), your lifting at the comp, at 60 years of age, blew everyone away. You've raised the bar for those who cant imagine lifting the weights you do, let alone at your age. See you tonight.
 
Powerbuilder asked a legitimate question. Firstly, the grip is legal, as Daniel explained, and secondly, this is a PTC comp, we are not afilliated with any other organization.

My comp, my rules. CAPO allow belts and knee wraps in RAW comps. Thats a joke. Powerlifting has 3 lifts, Olympic weightlifting has 2 lifts, PTC has 5 lifts.

The rules at PTC comps are simple. Lift the f u c k i n g weight up, unassisted. Do full range lifts. Control the weight, no dropping.

Strong is strong.

Powerbuilder, you would LOVE the competition. You would THRIVE in that enviroment. Lifting for a comp totally transforms your lifting.

My son Max used to muck around with the weights prior to BATB2 in Sep 08. He decided 6 weeks out he was going to compete. He got his total up from 400kg to 450kg on the day. One year later he totals 624.5kg.

Competition is the single best way to increase your lifts.

David on here hit 5 PB's on Saturday. He totalled 577.5kg, it was his first ever comp. He will now smash 600kg at AD10.
 
Sounds like a quality hard core comp. I don't go to Melbourne very often, next time I do tho, I'll definetly have to drop into PTC to feel small amongst giants! It's much better that way, than being the strong guy, amongst pencil thin kids lol

So, in the comp, you can't use any gear, ie knee wraps or belts ?
 
no assistance gear at all, chalk is all you can use. i think thats why these comps appeal to so many people, its raw and the results are based on wilkes score so a 70kg guy can rank higher than a 100kg guy. everyone is on a level playing field
 
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