How much weight does a 21 year old need to be able to deadlift

>>42130627
More than 100kg for one rep. I managed to dl 130kg on my first day, but I was quite active before I started lifting (calisthenics, swimming and shit) + my back almost splattered all over the wall behind me.

>>42130627
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>>42130627
I did 120-130kg for 2 reps first time ever deadlifting when i was 16 or 17 years old probably under 70kg bodyweight
>tfw still cant bench shit

>>42130627
That's one of the most autistic images I've ever seen

>>42130701
you were fat, right?

>>42130627
In real life? 405. On /fit/? 725.

>>42131057
>Assuming they have never been to the gym or trained specifically for strength before.
I'd like to see anyone who isn't a freak to lift that weight first time.

>>42130627
>Assuming they have never been to the gym or trained specifically for strength before.
Ignore all the fucking 2 plate first try dl ever memeing id expect a range about 135-185 lbs for an UNTRAINED male

>>42131732
My 6'7 250lb gym bro could pull 225 for 3 his first time deadlifting.

I'd say most average sized men start out around 185

>>42130627
Depends on height weight and gender. As a rule, 1.75x bodyweight is around the threshold of the intermediate range.

>>42131057
Knew this kid in highschool who never deadlifted a day in his life and at a lineman competition did 405 no problem he weighed like 240 doe

>>42130675
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>>42130627
>deadlift as much as you can
>ON YOUR FIRST TRY
yea, that's how you teach bad habits from the start. Send me a letter from snap city, guys.
It doesn't matter if you start with 60kg or 100kg. Get your form right, then the weight after.

>>42131031
>anon is too retarded to read a single fucking setence of written text

>>42132576
brap