I don't lift at all so that's why I'm not knowledgeableyou keep adding weight til you can't get more than one rep
I want to start though while I have some youth
37 years old and throwing the gym up
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I want to start though while I have some youth
I don't lift at all so that's why I'm not knowledgeable
I want to start though while I have some youth
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
I hear ya... But if dude has been lifting consistently for the last 20 years then I can see it for some cats. Obviously he's a special cat for him to have played at an elite level for this long....
Ghpstface
Kanye West fan
Klyk21
Hate is Rising, Love is Dying....
Why does he have on all those heavy ass clothes
To theseis 37 flabby and sick now?
fast food eating nikkas it is.Earlier, you made fun of another dude for commenting on Harrison's sweats. Now you commenting on another man's clothes?
Hilarious. Unwarranted Self-Importance.
Here we go.
Of course you did.
Why can't dudes just give well accomplish people their due? Always has to be some side-comment, some backwards complement, some preamble.
Some story about what you did in high-school, how you're not impressed. Dogg, don't nobody care about all them high-school stories. James Harrison an elite athlete, doing elite athlete stuff. Give dude his props and let it roll.
Because 405 is not f*cking impressive for a f*ckin' NFL LB. That would be like me saying "Guys, watch this 6'6" NBA player dunk a basketball" Nikka, you're a 6'6" professional athlete, you should be able to dunk a basketball
I think the average NFL player can do 225 15-20 easy, here are the combine records:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_scouting_combine#Bench_press_records
Terna Nande for example is was drafted as a linebacker, he repped 225 41 times (
) All I'm trying to say is that maxing out at 405 isn't THAT impressive for an NFL linebacker, I'm pretty sure most of them are around 400 lbs 
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
Because 405 is not f*cking impressive for a f*ckin' NFL LB. That would be like me saying "Guys, watch this 6'6" NBA player dunk a basketball" Nikka, you're a 6'6" professional athlete, you should be able to dunk a basketball
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_scouting_combine#Bench_press_records
Terna Nande for example is was drafted as a linebacker, he repped 225 41 times (
It kind of is impressive to max that much weight, as they are professional football players, not professional powerlifters.
Now if we're talking professional wrestlers, where many of them come from Bodybuilding/Powerlifting backgrounds.... 405 isn't impressive unless you're a smaller wrestler.
http://www.wwe.com/inside/wwe-superstars-max-bench-press-26161895/page-9
Big Show repped 500 12 times
The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
Yall realize how LONG this man been at this shyt? 
On top of genetics, best trainers in the WORLD, and just flat out consistency. You can tell he LOVES lifting, heavy at that. Harrison's routine is most likely intense/heavy on every single weight exercise. Go up in weight on every set with lower reps.
CONSISTENCY is huge, the shyt is FOR LIFE not just the summer
And even on that alone, most will never be able to fukk with this type of weight. Everybody is made up different. What's outta control are some of the d-lineman that's 6'4 and up, long ass arms, under 300lbs fukkin with this type of weight.
To be 37 still in the league(if he still is) at linebacker, O/D line, STILL liftin heavy like that with tendons still intact is
On top of genetics, best trainers in the WORLD, and just flat out consistency. You can tell he LOVES lifting, heavy at that. Harrison's routine is most likely intense/heavy on every single weight exercise. Go up in weight on every set with lower reps.
CONSISTENCY is huge, the shyt is FOR LIFE not just the summer
And even on that alone, most will never be able to fukk with this type of weight. Everybody is made up different. What's outta control are some of the d-lineman that's 6'4 and up, long ass arms, under 300lbs fukkin with this type of weight.To be 37 still in the league(if he still is) at linebacker, O/D line, STILL liftin heavy like that with tendons still intact is
dterpsss
Hyperliquid.
How about pause reppin 405Because 405 is not f*cking impressive for a f*ckin' NFL LB. That would be like me saying "Guys, watch this 6'6" NBA player dunk a basketball" Nikka, you're a 6'6" professional athlete, you should be able to dunk a basketball
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_scouting_combine#Bench_press_records
Terna Nande for example is was drafted as a linebacker, he repped 225 41 times (
Bless't
Living the dream
Right!?
Its alright though. Its motivation. I'm still gonna be in the gym today like this...
Bless't
Living the dream
Yall realize how LONG this man been at this shyt?
On top of genetics, best trainers in the WORLD, and just flat out consistency. You can tell he LOVES lifting, heavy at that. Harrison's routine is most likely intense/heavy on every single weight exercise. Go up in weight on every set with lower reps.
CONSISTENCY is huge, the shyt is FOR LIFE not just the summer
To be 37 still in the league(if he still is) at linebacker, O/D line, STILL liftin heavy like that with tendons still intact is
Harrison really is a physical freak. Always been a fan. One of the few truly intimidating players in his prime.
im struggling with 40's on Arnold presses
I just start lifting and having trouble with 20 pound bells. But I can see,the difference over the past month.
Keep it up
The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
Always reminded me of Greg Lloyd attitude wise. Gotta have that one killa on D, love that shyt.
Bless't
Living the dream
Yup. Definitely in the mold of Greg Lloyd. And kinda Kevin Greene also. Porter before Harrison. Jesus man... its unfair.
Those Steeler linebackers man. Great franchise.