- Jul 10, 2007
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Originally posted by: SociallyChallenged
Originally posted by: BlahBlahYouToo
Originally posted by: mchammer187
Originally posted by: BlahBlahYouToo
Originally posted by: mchammer187
http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com/Aubrie/
She has an ideal body to me and apparently she can squat 300lbs :heart:
such an amazing ass: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/...4362913&ppuser=2189221
so nothing wrong with starting strength for women at all
cool, keep links like this coming so i can forward it to her.
oh, and no way this chick is benching 135, squatting 300, dl 195, curling 70. must all be machine.
that squat is more than me. and her dl is way to low compared to her squat.
I find it plausible just look at how her ass/thighs/back is built compared to the rest of her body
back:http://forum.bodybuilding.com/...2988403&ppuser=2189221
thighs: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/...4703823&ppuser=2189221
she probably keeps her numbers for the upper body lower on purpose
I bet:
A: her deadlift can be higher than she is posting
B: her grip is holding her back - judging by pictures of her forearmsw
forearms pic: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/...2022863&ppuser=2189221
remember once you get to the size you want for a bodybuilder at least you don't need to increase weight
she probably didn't want bigger arms so keeps weight low
sorry, but you're not convincing me.
the most unbelievable number is the squat.
she's 138#, and according to this chart, she is beyond elite for her weight - Text
heck, she's off the charts for a 200# ELITE female and she is not a power lifter.
she is either doing machine and not free weights, or not doing a full squat, or both.
It's not even close to impossible. In looking up random women's powerlifting records (in America only), 380 has been done at her weight class so it's clearly achievable. It's alright to be a skeptic, but don't completely say you don't believe it because you really don't have a clue either way.
this is the build of a woman power lifter