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8/18/2017 4:40:38 PM
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Thanks. I'm 19. I achieved those PRs when I was 17-19. The bench and clean I achieved this year, at age 19. The 280 squat I either achieved when I was 17 or 18. I had a kid in my weight class squat 345 and bench like 210, and clean 225.
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由Jessyskullkid编辑： 8/18/2017 7:41:14 PMIn the last year my bench and clean has increased near 15-20 pounds. Squat has been up and down. I've played sports in the last year so my legs were always in physical activity. I've been lifting since I was in 8th grade, of which I was in the 114 and 123 weight class. This last year I was in the 132 weight class. That kid was a damn good lifter. He had damn good form on all three lifts, especially squat. He broke the squat record for the class. He also won every weight class he was in, except for the 140. He is 5'2", so just two inches short than what I am. I'll also add that I had wrist/arm surgery my 8th grade and freshman year, and I had a cyst removed on my wrist last summer.
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由Obi-Wan Kenobi编辑： 8/18/2017 7:47:43 PMYeah I've had a few surgeries as well. Just glad I heal quickly. I've always liked lifting with shorter guys, they're great spotters for squats. Edit: I don't know if you're curious as to why I haven't described myself or listed numbers. They're kind of high, and I don't enjoy coming off as a braggart.
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They're considered a full body lift. My 280 squat is unofficial. I got it my junior year in high school. I almost got 300 that year. My official squat weight is like 260, 265 or 270. That's what I got at my state powerlifting meet.
