Sup /fit/ I just want to share with you guys that after training

>>40526788
is this actually a thing?

i regularly hit 80lb OHP and just started lifting, but maybe my form is absolute shit.

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>>40526788
Well done. Keep going, nothing can stop you now.

>>40526788
are you a woman? it should've taken you like 3 months to break that on starting strength assuming you started with the bar and ate well.

>>40526788
I've been training on and off for like 2 years now. I still have trouble with repping 40 kg OHP.
Didn't do OHP for a while due to a shoulder injury though.

>>40526828
I used to hit 90 regularly standing OHP but due to a new place I'm at with a low ceiling Ive been forced to do a seated OHP. Been doing 75lbs

Nigga I was a 130lb skeleton and could OHP 100lb for reps you must be a girl

>>40527451
>inb4 push-press

>>40526875
>>40526847
>>40526828
>>40526788
Is it a meme? I did 5x40kg on my first try and I was a 5'11" skelly

>tfw failed 160x3 today, had to opt for a double instead
>tfw got 145 for 5x5 on friday

why is The Press the most frustrating of all lifts?

>>40526788
Good work OP.

I believe in you. Keep going.

>>40527538

Same, started on 35kg as a spooky skelton and hit 50kg in 2 months

>>40526788
Good work OP. I started lifting a bit less than 3 years ago. OHP back then would have been probably about 25-30KG if that.

I now do 72.5KG 5x5 perfect form. Keep at it and you'll get there.

1 plate OHP feels good when ou get there.

>>40526788
Spoiler: 40kg isn't a benchmark at all. You're weak.

>>40528261
I agree. The plateau that many have a hard time breaking though is 1pl8. Much like the first plateau for many lifters on bench is 2pl8.