@@rajinfootonchuriquen back in the day jerk technique wasn't as developed as people used to focus on strict pressing more. Once it was removed jerk number went off as they learned do dip more effectively in the jerks.
I had the pleasure of seeing him lift in his prime... amazing pressing and leg strength.. also a man of great integrity..if he said he squatted 710x17 he did.
That is my Grandpa
Sure
How is his press only 10 lbs lighter than his jerk? I know they lean back, but still...
Scott Mayo maybe he was not explossive so his jerk maybe was partial and end up in a press
@@rajinfootonchuriquen back in the day jerk technique wasn't as developed as people used to focus on strict pressing more. Once it was removed jerk number went off as they learned do dip more effectively in the jerks.
Chad..can you do a video on how to use Prilepin's table for powerlifting programming..please.. and is it effective?
Do you have a source for that 1968 Mexico City Olympics video clip? It looks very high quality considering other videos from that time.
In an interview which I have the of claimed a full front squat of 645 pounds for 5 reps if 3 sets!
710X17. Let that sink in
Do Khadr Al Touni next pls.
I had the pleasure of seeing him lift in his prime... amazing pressing and leg strength.. also a man of great integrity..if he said he squatted 710x17 he did.
That’s my dads best friend.
Really ? That's cool
pls more history vids i love this
Yeah no way he squated that
That would put his 1rm somewhere between 981 and 1236, with epley at 1112. I have my doubts... [Imgur link to my little spreadsheet: btkMPcd]
At 17 reps, a 1rm calculator is going be to greatly inaccurate.
1RM calculators lose their accuracy as you plug in higher reps