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Nick wrapped for the first time.

He needs to get used to them, Max went easy on him

you can tell Max knows what he's doing with those wraps... good for me as they take some of the pressure off my knees... can't wait to have a crack at 200kg

Edited by NickR33

Australia Day 2007 I held my first comp, and I've had one every Australia Day since, except this one.

On that first one we had 8 competitors, here is what they squatted

Neil 90kg

Ghosty 105kg

Cory 105kg

Jovi 120kg

Adam 130kg

Simon 140kg

Herc 140kg

Benny 145kg

All lifts were PB's at the time, some by a long way.Move forward to 2013, heres who was in the gym squatting and what their squat PB is.

Rowdy 210kg

Zoran 225kg

Martin 227.5kg

Emad 232.5kg

Spiros 235kg

Daniel 240kg

Max 250kg

Jack 300kg

The strange thing is, with long arms like his he is supposed to have a huge deadlift and shit bench, like Fuzzy

The prick still benches 150kg

By the looks in his deadlift vid , Martin has a very strong upper back as well. He finishes the deadlift movement with some good power in the top range. That strong upper back is likely one good reason his bench is solid despite long arms.

Edited by rev210

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