1/2/3/4, is inherently not balanced and should be 1/2/2.5/3

1/2/3/4, is inherently not balanced and should be 1/2/2.5/3.

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Let's agree to disagree.

Dyel here, my lifts are
28 kg
50 kg
55 kg
50 kg

uuuuuhm no sweetie. we've been here before. it's 1.4/2.3/3.3/4

So 2/4/6/8?

8 plate deadlifts seems impossible natty.

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>he doesn't lift 3/6/9/12
the girl's barely even notice me, and I'm 6 feet tall, I can't imagine how bad you anons have it

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>1/2/2.5/3.
this balance is worse. Your legs should be much, much stronger than your chest. They are the biggest muscle group in your body by far and all true power comes from the legs. however, there's no inherent reason that your DL should be so significantly more than your squat. If anything a more balanced view on baseline strength to be expected of someone of average size (5'10 170 lbs) who spends his free time working out is 1/2/3/3.5 but then this throws off the symmetry of the pattern at the last number so they just make the 3.5 a 4

You're 100% DYEL if you can't lift the fibonacci sequence

2/4/6/10?

That's so impossibru

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>not 1/3/5/7/11/13/17/19

i reached 3pl8 squat before anything else

>mfw 1/1.75/3/4.5

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OP is a barrel chested mong gym geriatric who works his pecs constantly and thinks its normal for them to be nearly as strong as his legs (by squatting 3 pl8 is too much to expect someone to do)

Not sure about the OP methodology but 1/2/3/4 is clearly because it looks nice and neat rather than formed from any sort of logic

Surely there must be a scientific way to analyze the human body and determine what lifts are proportional?

Something like pound of weight lifted divided by cubic inch of muscle mass engaged in the lift?

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>he cant deadlift 945lbs

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>he cant lift the Fourier series

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>can't deadlift 8pl8s
>is still natty

never gonna make it bro

Symmetric strength confirms the OP.

1/1/2/3

Doesn't seem too hard lol

its actually 0.8/1.1/2.2/3

Another ss victim

Not trolling; When you refer to a pl8, What is the weight of the single pl8?

Real answer: 1pl8 refers to one 45lb plate on each side of a standard barbell.
Barbell(45lbs)+2 plates, one on each side (45lbsx2)= 135lbs total for 1pl8

inb4 troll responses of
>counting the bar

45 lbs

Thanks m8

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Didn't see Thanks both

>tfw 1.5/1.5/2.5/3.5

My chest sucks

Shut up pussy.
Your lower body is naturally more muscled and stronger than your upper body.
It's not supposed to be a linear.

1lmaop8 OHP first gang here

What? How can you bench 2 plates but only squat 2.5? How can your chest and arms be nearly as strong as your legs, hips, and core?

20kg pl8 on each side + 20kg bar = 60kg

Half of 2pl8

should be 5/5/5/5

That shouldn’t be possible but if you’re not memeing start doing high rep pec deck and try to increase the weight week to week

>he can't even lift the Ackermann numbers
if you don't deadlift at least (2^2^2^65536 - 3)pl8 then don't even talk to me

>tfw 1/2/2/3

3 plate deadlift literally takes a month, retarded faggot

Yeah, no, that's wrong. Especially that deadlift, wew lad. Getting to 3plate deadlift is way easy than any of those other metrics. You can do that in like 6 weeks if you take your time

Yes, this makes 3plate particularly hard because you have to balance better.

2/4/6/8
WHO IS LOOKING REALLY GR8?

>he skips leg day

1/1/10/1

>he counts the bar

1 pl8 means 1 pl8 so 135lbs is 2pl8 without the bar

Post glutes

>not 32/64/128/256

Everytime i think this website is ending. Gold is struck

When talking about the 1 plate ohp.
Do people typically count push press or strict press?
Because if its push press this whole thing is a meme

1.5/2.5/3.5/4

1/2/4/5 would be more accurate

It is balanced because when most people can hit 1 plate OHP, that can do 2 plate Bench, etc

Le what

>1/2/3/4, is inherently not balanced and should be 1/2/2.5/3.
No, it should be 5/3/1

Not him. But im abroad in germany right now and the town im staying in doesnt even have a bench station in its 1 (one) gym.
They do however, have a full bar that serves beer inside of it.
Europeans make fun of planet fitness but theyre actually 10x worse