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Baylor Recruit Squats 805

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Not sure I could squat 805 ounces.

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Can he play football?

 

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Not sure I could squat 805 ounces.

 

Can you break that down in beers?

 

And those are some ultra impressive numbers!

50 tall boys or 67 regular long necks in beer

807lb squat is extremely impressive for a veteran power lifter, much less a high school senior.

Check this kid out ... another Texas high schooler bench presses 700 pounds.

 

Y! SPORTS

 

There is also a link in there to the best bench press ever - 1,075 pounds. :eek:

Check this kid out ... another Texas high schooler bench presses 700 pounds.

 

Y! SPORTS

 

There is also a link in there to the best bench press ever - 1,075 pounds. :eek:

 

A guy I work with in high school weighed 240lbs and won the Ohio Bench Press Competition by bench pressing 650lbs.

By the title I thought this was a rehashed Brittney Griner thread.

Not good for this young man to do that much weight....less weight with more reps will extend his career

While that's impressive it just seems completely unnecessary and dangerous. If his knee goes out god only knows how that could end.

Oh and as for the kid that benched 700 lbs, his Beth went up 130 lbs in one year. He may not be juicing year round, but he's definitely done some cycles.

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