>be a powerlifter >can't run a mile >don't

>>41965238
it attracts people that want to lift heavy stuff

>>41965238
post a pic of your current body and your lifts and how fast you can do a 5k and 10k

>>41965238
t. DYEL

>>41965255

Fatty fatty cant run a mile

>>41965252
fatty fatty cant run a mile

>>41965263
found the dyel

>>41965285

Found the fatty.
Let me guess you could look good too if you just did a cut right?
Like THAT would actually happen

>>41965292
dyelly dyel dyeely dyel dyel dyel dyelly dyelly dyel

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Powerlifters are pathetic

>>41965348
change it to "some powerlifters are pathetic" and I agree

gotta discern between meme-ROM fuckos and genuinely strong lads like e.g. Tom Martin

>>41965238
It attracts the obese

>>41965348
Is that a mixed grip on the bottom right?

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<<41965238
Anon not every power lifter is a super heavy weight. The sport has weight classes so unless you're capable of filling out 350+ pounds (and are willing to do that) you'll always do better if you keep around 15% bf, which I would be willing to bet is lower than what you're sitting at.
>>41965348

>>41966280
Most elite powerlifters are 8-12%. Like Dan Green, the Lillibridges, Jesse Norris, Stan Efferding etc.