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xxdennismcxx
xxdennismcxx g Dennis Sestic
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37 Post(s) Gender: Male Goal: Gain Muscle Date Joined: November 11, 2017
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Hi, I've been training for a little over 1 year and I wanna know if these lifting numbers are good for 1 year and 7 months of training.

Starting stats > BW 48kg / 164cm / 

Stats now > BW 64 kg / Height 170 cm /

Numbers > 
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Squat 120 kg 5 reps
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Deadlift 130 kg 5 reps
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Benchpress 75kg 1 rep
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OHP around 47-50 1 rep ( havent tested )
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Hip thrust 160kg 5x5
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When I started working out I pretty much used only the bar on the majority of the exercises above. I wanna know if this is nice progress and if it's not what can I do to fix it.
Thank you

 

( Also note I'm training more towards a powerlifting approach )

Scott_Herman
Scott_Herman a Scott Herman
7.1K Post(s)
7.1K Post(s) Gender: Male Goal: Bodybuilding Date Joined: August 8, 2008
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Posted By: xxdennismcxx

Hi, I've been training for a little over 1 year and I wanna know if these lifting numbers are good for 1 year and 7 months of training.

Starting stats > BW 48kg / 164cm / 

Stats now > BW 64 kg / Height 170 cm /

Numbers > 
__________________
Squat 120 kg 5 reps
__________________
Deadlift 130 kg 5 reps
__________________
Benchpress 75kg 1 rep
____________________________________
OHP around 47-50 1 rep ( havent tested )
____________________________________
Hip thrust 160kg 5x5
____________________________________


When I started working out I pretty much used only the bar on the majority of the exercises above. I wanna know if this is nice progress and if it's not what can I do to fix it.
Thank you

 

( Also note I'm training more towards a powerlifting approach )

@xxdennismcxx That's great progress and great numbers man! Gaining 16kg is over 30lbs, so I'd say you definitely made the most of those newbie gains over the past year and a half!

 

There's no set numbers for what you should be hitting after a certain period of time in the gym, so as long as you are happy with your progress and you're applying progressive overload when you can, that's all that matters!

 

Keep up the good work man!

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