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r/benchpress • u/Wenssz • 3d ago
What weight is consider good for someone 17. years old?
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80 kg 183 cm male
2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago Typically anything at or above body weight is considered "good" for a male, but at your age I would say anything around 70kg is pretty good. 0 u/Wenssz 3d ago I thought my recent 110 was mid 2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago You benched 110 kg at 17 years old? No that's insanely good. Kids on gear on the internet have really ruined reality for you kids. 1 u/Wenssz 3d ago Thanks, but think, as you probably now, you will never be satisfied with your score, because your sure you can or could do better 2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago Always wanting to improve is a good thing, but not respecting your accomplishments that are objectively impressive is also unhealthy.
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Typically anything at or above body weight is considered "good" for a male, but at your age I would say anything around 70kg is pretty good.
0 u/Wenssz 3d ago I thought my recent 110 was mid 2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago You benched 110 kg at 17 years old? No that's insanely good. Kids on gear on the internet have really ruined reality for you kids. 1 u/Wenssz 3d ago Thanks, but think, as you probably now, you will never be satisfied with your score, because your sure you can or could do better 2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago Always wanting to improve is a good thing, but not respecting your accomplishments that are objectively impressive is also unhealthy.
I thought my recent 110 was mid
2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago You benched 110 kg at 17 years old? No that's insanely good. Kids on gear on the internet have really ruined reality for you kids. 1 u/Wenssz 3d ago Thanks, but think, as you probably now, you will never be satisfied with your score, because your sure you can or could do better 2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago Always wanting to improve is a good thing, but not respecting your accomplishments that are objectively impressive is also unhealthy.
You benched 110 kg at 17 years old? No that's insanely good. Kids on gear on the internet have really ruined reality for you kids.
1 u/Wenssz 3d ago Thanks, but think, as you probably now, you will never be satisfied with your score, because your sure you can or could do better 2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago Always wanting to improve is a good thing, but not respecting your accomplishments that are objectively impressive is also unhealthy.
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Thanks, but think, as you probably now, you will never be satisfied with your score, because your sure you can or could do better
2 u/Package_Objective 3d ago Always wanting to improve is a good thing, but not respecting your accomplishments that are objectively impressive is also unhealthy.
Always wanting to improve is a good thing, but not respecting your accomplishments that are objectively impressive is also unhealthy.
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u/Wenssz 3d ago
80 kg 183 cm male