>For years think 1/2/3/4 refers to having a 1xBodyweight press, 2xBodyweight bench, 3xBodyweight squat, 4xBodyweight deadlift...
>Train with that assumption in mind, thinking it is "minimum" standards for being able to brag on /fit/
>turns out I'm now stronger than nearly everyone on /fit/ or who has ever posted on /fit/
>All because I misunderstood a meme
Green text implying u actually have a 4x BW DL LMAO
>>41763707
>he doesn't even post proof
terrible post, and saged
>>41763727
Oh I have not achieved either 3x bodyweight squat or 4x bodyweight deadlift. But I have achieved the first 2 and am getting closer to the 3rd. 4th seems almost impossible but even if I never get there I'm still stronger than 99% of /fit/.
I still don't know what 1/2/3/4 means
>>41764047
Because this is a chinese board, it was originally used to help teach english counting so everyone could understand dubs
>>41764081
Yeah that's totally believable and makes hella sense.
>>41763763
What's it like to weigh 100 lbs?
>>41763707
I though that 1 plate was one of the big red Olympic ones (25kg) each side. was so relieved when I found out it was "only" a 20kg/blue plate each side
>>41764268
son you just redefined 1/2/3/4
70 kg OHP 120 kg bench 170 kg squat 220 kg deadlift
>>41764335
This is the new standard for /fit/ then, it begins here with me and you anon
>>41764191
kek'd
>tfw i lift more then u
Heh sucks to suck /fit/izens