That was me. And the statement was that it takes more work for them.SilverEagle wrote:300 lbs bench press? Jesus dude that is not hard to accomplish. I have not benched in two years and I can still throw up around 275 lbs. One month of training and I would be over 300 easily.Speaker to Animals wrote:1. Finally get six pack abs.
2. Grow another 6-8 lbs of muscle.
3. Finish at least half of the Convict Conditioning progressions.
4. Finally achieve a handstand.
5. 300 lbs bench press.
6. Sub-24 minute 5k.
7. Fix my shoulder enough that I can do the GMB rings and parallettes courses.
Weren't you the one that said short guys can't be that strong or was that somebody else? FYI I'm 5'10"
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I'm 5'5'' which I wouldn't call "short," but working out is quite hard for me.
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Do people often kneel down and say hey there, little fella like they would to a child?
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Speaker to Animals wrote:I think we’re in the same boat. You’re not attracted to “feminists”, just strong-willed women. It’s much more attractive to find an equal partner than a lapdog.DrYouth wrote:I wonder if you mean narcissists.Speaker to Animals wrote: I am quite attracted to feminists.
It's possible you are conflating the two.
In earlier posts you referred to women who dominate for the purposes of self-gratification...
This is the hallmark of narcissism... shallow self gratification... without responsibility to the other.
I mean this is rampant in our society... in men and women... and probably on the rise in both genders.... think millennial stereotypes.
The rise of narcissism among women is what I hear STA railing against in most threads... and it is a scourge indeed.
Because of the importance of motherhood to development.... narcissists are not good at tuning into others.
Another pop culture reference you will come across is the empathy/narcissist dichotomy.
Mostly this is women posting about their relationships with narcissistic men... but of course the opposite is often the case.
Empath is pop culture code for a sensitive person, one who takes responsibility and responds to the need of another...
In the "empathy/narcissist" pairing.... one person is other serving and responsibility bearing and the other is self serving and responsibility deflecting.... of course this is a natural fit... but a developmental dead end.... sometimes the term codependent is used.
Every female will call herself a “feminist”, if you ask them. It doesn’t necessarily mean what you’re putting on it.
No. It's actually the opposite of that. I can't stand narcissistic women. Obviously, there are LOTS of narcissistic women who call themselves feminists. I can't stand those. But there are a certain number of feminists, who often are not in the media or on YouTube, that actually possess a sense of agency and autonomy that society requires of men. That's attractive to me, even if the ideology they possess is batshit wrong.
I realize a lot of men, especially pretty much all blue pill men, are invested in the idea of having women dependent upon them. I am far more interested in women who can be my equal. Women in our society don't have to develop a sense of agency, which is one of the core requirements of being an equal to us. They have all of society catering to their every irrational complaint as it is. They possess hypoagency, built right into the social fabric of our civilization. So for a woman to reject that and develop a sense of agency is actually quite admirable and noble.
They are still dangerous as hell. It's not a good idea to marry a feminist woman. At all. I suspect this is my fucked up nature that is similar to how women are attracted to outlaws and criminals. I still can't help the way I feel.
Also: I said this before, but I think there is a very good chance we will see a fairly large portion of feminist women coming over to the red pill side of the culture war in the coming years. These are the ones I am talking about. The ridiculous "he for she" feminists are the fucking dumpster fires that will never learn. That's not what I mean here.
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Takes less work. You have it completely backwardsGrumpyCatFace wrote:That was me. And the statement was that it takes more work for them.SilverEagle wrote:300 lbs bench press? Jesus dude that is not hard to accomplish. I have not benched in two years and I can still throw up around 275 lbs. One month of training and I would be over 300 easily.Speaker to Animals wrote:1. Finally get six pack abs.
2. Grow another 6-8 lbs of muscle.
3. Finish at least half of the Convict Conditioning progressions.
4. Finally achieve a handstand.
5. 300 lbs bench press.
6. Sub-24 minute 5k.
7. Fix my shoulder enough that I can do the GMB rings and parallettes courses.
Weren't you the one that said short guys can't be that strong or was that somebody else? FYI I'm 5'10"
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The shorter and fatter you are, the easier the bench press.
I never really did find a good explanation for why fat percentage gives you advantage, but I have noticed a pretty big drop off in my bench press since losing about 25 lbs of fat and gaining muscle.
Bench press isn't really a great indicator of anything other than how well you can bench. I like doing it, so I'd like to get better at it.
I never really did find a good explanation for why fat percentage gives you advantage, but I have noticed a pretty big drop off in my bench press since losing about 25 lbs of fat and gaining muscle.
Bench press isn't really a great indicator of anything other than how well you can bench. I like doing it, so I'd like to get better at it.
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Well fat people can't do a pushup so I'm assuming by short and fat you mean short and stocky
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TheReal_ND wrote:Well fat people can't do a pushup so I'm assuming by short and fat you mean short and stocky
Fat gives you some kind of advantage. I don't know if it's leverage or what, but it's a huge advantage. That's why Strongman competitors carry such high fat percentages.
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Also, advanced push up variations indicate your relative strength whereas bench press indicates absolute strength. Ideally, you want to be good at both.
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If you're doing 4-6 reps at 300 lbs, that's pretty good, that would put your single rep max up over 350 lbs.
It's not healthy to max out press, so you should only be repping about 80% of that.
Just increase it in increments as you go.
Depending on how much you weigh, 350 lbs 1RM is impressive, if you weigh 200 lbs and you're benching 350 1RM? That's elite.
It's not healthy to max out press, so you should only be repping about 80% of that.
Just increase it in increments as you go.
Depending on how much you weigh, 350 lbs 1RM is impressive, if you weigh 200 lbs and you're benching 350 1RM? That's elite.
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