What percentage of the Earth's population do you reckon

>>36816320
Like .01% or something probably.

>>36816320
Not a whole lot. I can strict form 135 for reps, but not many sets, and I never see anyone else use strict form. They all cheat and 95% of them aren't even hitting a plate

Define strict form.

My 1RM is 135 but I lean back a little bit. I don't use leg drive, though.

>>36816343

That's still 700 million people.

>>36816320
Most of the people at my gym can't even deadlift 185 desu

>>36816387
common core math, everyone.

>>36816387
0.1 percent of 7.125 billion(world population as of recent) is about 7 million, lad
Don't worry, this is anonymous so you shouldn't feel bad

>>36816387
never post here again

>>36816387
No it's not you dumb nigger

>>36816320
maybe 1% if not less

>>36816450
So 7 million people could have left the earth by OHPing their ponytail into the space? I see no one on Mars yet therefore no one can OHP more than their body weight.

If there were 1 million total living, I'd be surprised.

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>>36816426
>>36816450
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>>36816450
>Like .01% or something probably
>0.1%

considering how rare it is to see anyone ohping in the gym, and how most people don't even go to the gym. probably like 0.01% of people or less.

I can super strict press 70kg (1.25plate) for 2 and a bit reps with zero hip movement, but I can't seem to strict press 75kg.
I don't care though, I train in OHP, not strict presses.

I hit 155 for a clean set of 2 last Friday.

3 0 M O R E P O U N D S

...although in OHP terms that's probably a solid year and some change worth of lifting.

>>36816569
Whats the difference you dumb fuck?

>>36816637
>what's the difference between 2 different exercises
>you dumb fuck
Hahaha. How do you get out of bed in the morning without your carer?

>>36816682
>implying OHP and strict press aren't the same thing