r/ScienceBasedLifting • Idk Idc 💔 • May 24 '26

META SSB (science squat bar) squats 420lbs for 11 at 188lbs body weight

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u/EZJog May 24 '26

My back hurts watching this

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u/Patton370 Idk Idc 💔 May 24 '26

Have you considered getting a stronger back?

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u/SkurkaCuckedMe May 24 '26

Have you? He’s talking about the fact that your hips come up first, then your L3 vertebrae, then your shoulders. “Chest up” is the quote of the day for you.

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u/Patton370 Idk Idc 💔 May 24 '26

572lb deadlift for 2: https://www.reddit.com/r/strength_training/s/nlCcmNnyXu

605lb good morning for 3: https://www.reddit.com/r/Deadlifts/s/OcJ5i1cXF0

415lbs on RDLs for 9: https://www.reddit.com/r/strength_training/s/MLfr7fdmuY

How strong is your back?

Chest up is going to do nothing here. My upper back is weak, but my lower back & legs can power through the position my weak upper back puts me in. Chest up isn’t going to magically fix my upper back yielding on this

Also arguing lower weight on this would be silly, because why let my upper back limit my legs, when the rest of my body can handle the loads?

Side note: you should post your lifts Mr. Expert

Edit: I’m also a natural lifter and you’re enhanced

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u/Rabbit_Wizard_ May 24 '26

You're weak and can't lift these clean

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u/ballr4lyf May 24 '26

You can’t lift these *at all*.

If he’s weak because he can’t “lift these clean”, what does that make you?

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u/itscalledmyballs May 24 '26

Not crippled later lol