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9 comments:
Hey David,
How much does that weigh?
great pic, would love to see more of those. definitely a classic lift and one you could put up amazing poundage on with a little practice.
Happy Bday brotha!
Man, I wish I had a cool place like that to train.
That was 135 right? May have been 145.
The coolest part, it was totally impromptu!
That was kinda the joke...It was so impromptu he didn't check the plates. As all things strength the tamer makes it look easy. Yes Full Throttle Athletics in Frisco Texas is a great place to train.
Ahhh....memories!
Whatever was on the bar when i grabbed it. I think it is 135.
Are you sure those aren't bumper plates? Just kidding, that was an amazing display, Dave! Loved it!!!
Your knee is slightly bent... Is that the right form or is the knee supposed to be locked?
Thanks
Graham
You bend the knees to dip under the weight to stand up.
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