"rev" <mfw DeleteThis @volkmer.biz> wrote in message
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>I previously wrote:
>
> On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 19:21:03 +1030, rev <r... DeleteThis @cold-beer.org*an*>
> wrote:
> >Today I did a new pb in deadlifting. Nothing special at all for the
> >world but I was happy. I am 79kg and 54 years young and lifting for
> >about 18 months with just goals of health and appearance (so far met;
> >way beyond my first goals). My lift today was 95kg (yeah yeah, a
> >feather
> >weight ) for a set of 4 reps after starting at 50KG for 12 reps then
> >going up in 10 KG steps for 8 reps. So I set my goal for 2006 at
> >being
> >able to do a set of 6 deadlifts at 110kg by Xmas. Six months ago a
> >deadlift of over 75KG seemed impossible but with slow gains I keep
> >improving. My question is... does 110kg seem a realistic target? 95kg
> >to
> >110ks is like 15% when the gains are slowing.....
>
>
> My goal was meant to be achieved by the end of 2006. I achieved it at
> Easter. Tonight I did a set of 5 reps @ 115kg and then did a set of
> two @ 125kg with my now bodyweight of 81kg. Time to set some new
> goal! Sorry for the rant but I am just pumped, for now anyhow.
Congratulations, Bob! Nothing quite like a deadlift PR. Try a
1-rep-maximum at the end of your next cycle and you'll certainly get
even more (both because it's only 1 rep and because you'll hopefully be
even stronger). A great thing to do, if you haven't tried it already,
is enter a powerlifting meet. Most will allow you to enter as
deadlift-only if you wish - that's what I usually do.
-S-
http://www.kbnj.com >> Stay informed about: stoaked with my deadlift progress.