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Aube

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Dec 10 2014 11:08am

Quote (MGS4BestGameEverMade @ Dec 10 2014 08:03pm)

Lol I just said this was a neat idea and that OTHER bodyweight comps are unfair, not this one.

Not exactly since you said lower weigth classes always win...yet wilks is an other way to caculate p4p while making it more fair for higher weight classes

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The Wilks Coefficient or Wilks Formulais a coefficient that can be used to measure the strength of a powerlifteragainst other powerlifters despite the different weights of the lifters. Robert Wilks is the author of the formula.

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Wilks was an awesome idea aube :). Much proud.

It really is the only current fair way to do the comps.

I do think so!

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Dec 10 2014 11:19am

Quote (Aube @ Dec 10 2014 07:08pm)

Not exactly since you said lower weigth classes always win...yet wilks is an other way to caculate p4p while making it more fair for higher weight classes

I do think so!

I said lower weight classes always win when you do things on a pure pound for pound basis e.g. %/times your bodyweight you can lift. Which in most cases is true.. these 57kg asians lift 3 x their BW in C&J.. the 150kg+ BW guys are no where near C&Jing 450kg but more like 250kg. (roughly 1.5 times BW)

Wilks seems a lot more accurate measurement IMO

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Dec 10 2014 11:19am

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Since all the weigths are based on a wilks of 100 and not on bw% I disagree. Comparings wilks lifts to bw pullups is far from a good comparison.

what a retarded comment. Wilks is probably not a concept someone like you can understand.

i can understand anything u can my iq is 146; plebeian

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Dec 10 2014 11:23am

that's really supposed to be fair? seems like a 160 lb dude repping 305 is more impressive than a 220 lbs guy doing 365xinfinity

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Dec 10 2014 11:29am

Quote (fingerling @ Dec 10 2014 12:19pm)

i can understand anything u can my iq is 146; plebeian

i see this cancerous twat still roams the bridges beneath this subforum.

anyhow, i'd enter and take your fg, but i'm 248.

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Dec 10 2014 11:44am

Quote (Boxa @ Dec 10 2014 12:29pm)

i see this cancerous twat still roams the bridges beneath this subforum.

anyhow, i'd enter and take your fg, but i'm 248.

i tought it was a proven fact that you dint even lifted?

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Dec 10 2014 11:58am

Quote (Boxa @ 10 Dec 2014 13:29)

i see this cancerous twat still roams the bridges beneath this subforum.

anyhow, i'd enter and take your fg, but i'm 248.

"etc"

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#18

Dec 10 2014 12:18pm

Tfw I weight 192 atm...
Gonna drop 2lbs and try and win this shiet.
Brb not using OL shoes and standing on a 2'' deficit like I did on last deadlift comp aswell.

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Dec 10 2014 12:22pm

Thanks Obama

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Dec 10 2014 02:19pm

Da fuq. No sumo?

Fine, may work through my conventional deadlift hip problems for this.

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