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Wait, pulled a 305 deadlift? For a girl, that would put her Number Four on our list at the high school this year. I have always had a tragically altered concept of elite: you should be at least as good as a typical high school athlete to call yourself "elite." We have 790 kids at our school and we are very small compared to most high schools, so I can only imagine that at Hunter High School with Kim Goss coaching dozens of females over 135 and 155 in the clean, he must have an large number with mid 300 DLs.
Seriously, when I see the venom about this form of training and how it develops the premiere athletes on the planet, I just wonder how it matches up with a typical larger high school. Last year, I had a sophomore bench 385 and a senior clean 315 for a double, lifts that are remarkable, yet oddly normal for top end football players. I'm just wondering (out loud, I guess) if people realize that the concept of elite is so much higher than what is going on at the local spa.
Seriously, when I see the venom about this form of training and how it develops the premiere athletes on the planet, I just wonder how it matches up with a typical larger high school. Last year, I had a sophomore bench 385 and a senior clean 315 for a double, lifts that are remarkable, yet oddly normal for top end football players. I'm just wondering (out loud, I guess) if people realize that the concept of elite is so much higher than what is going on at the local spa.
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Yeah, but you specialize in developing strong, well conditioned athletes and specialization is for insects.Danny John wrote:Wait, pulled a 305 deadlift? For a girl, that would put her Number Four on our list at the high school this year. I have always had a tragically altered concept of elite: you should be at least as good as a typical high school athlete to call yourself "elite." We have 790 kids at our school and we are very small compared to most high schools, so I can only imagine that at Hunter High School with Kim Goss coaching dozens of females over 135 and 155 in the clean, he must have an large number with mid 300 DLs.
Seriously, when I see the venom about this form of training and how it develops the premiere athletes on the planet, I just wonder how it matches up with a typical larger high school. Last year, I had a sophomore bench 385 and a senior clean 315 for a double, lifts that are remarkable, yet oddly normal for top end football players. I'm just wondering (out loud, I guess) if people realize that the concept of elite is so much higher than what is going on at the local spa.
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Exactly, Dan. What kind of Fran time are your High School kids turning in?jscratch wrote:Yeah, but you specialize in developing strong, well conditioned athletes and specialization is for insects.Danny John wrote:Wait, pulled a 305 deadlift? For a girl, that would put her Number Four on our list at the high school this year. I have always had a tragically altered concept of elite: you should be at least as good as a typical high school athlete to call yourself "elite." We have 790 kids at our school and we are very small compared to most high schools, so I can only imagine that at Hunter High School with Kim Goss coaching dozens of females over 135 and 155 in the clean, he must have an large number with mid 300 DLs.
Seriously, when I see the venom about this form of training and how it develops the premiere athletes on the planet, I just wonder how it matches up with a typical larger high school. Last year, I had a sophomore bench 385 and a senior clean 315 for a double, lifts that are remarkable, yet oddly normal for top end football players. I'm just wondering (out loud, I guess) if people realize that the concept of elite is so much higher than what is going on at the local spa.
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The guy from the Panu blog (who's a rectum bleeding orthorexic) points out that to the outsider, XF is a business, and the business is selling as many certifications as possible.
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You're an ASS!syaigh wrote: The thought of eating that giant veiny monstrosity makes me want to barf.


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A couple of weeks ago, I'm getting some coffee at a non-Starbucks in the Bay Area. Guy has a pierced eyebrow and another one on the side of his upper lip. He is giving me attitude (I keep telling the dumb fuck to look at me when he talks, I be close to completely deaf), so I tired of this shit. Get my change, ask him if he is into 90's retro.
Blank look and asks what I mean. The piercing, stuff, I respond. Went over real well.
Brings us to x-fit, when everybody is doing it, nobody will be doing it.
As for elite, two many from x-fit have their youth soccer participation trophy in a glass case over the mantle.
Blank look and asks what I mean. The piercing, stuff, I respond. Went over real well.
Brings us to x-fit, when everybody is doing it, nobody will be doing it.
As for elite, two many from x-fit have their youth soccer participation trophy in a glass case over the mantle.

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lolz and lulz u queers. and u r not getting an introduction so fuck off on that.
hey wgm, r u the same wgm from the p&b forum?
have u ever tried crossfit? glassman might be a drunk bitch but i know lot of crossfitters who are in shape and lean. maybe u need to try it?
hey wgm, r u the same wgm from the p&b forum?
have u ever tried crossfit? glassman might be a drunk bitch but i know lot of crossfitters who are in shape and lean. maybe u need to try it?
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Oh Gary, you're giving them too much credit. You know most of them would be too big a pussy to actually PLAY soccer.Gary John wrote:As for elite, two many from x-fit have their youth soccer participation trophy in a glass case over the mantle.

I choose to kill people with kindness. Oh, I should also mention "kindness" is the name of my samurai sword.Jay wrote:BTW, warriors kill shit. The only things you kill are exercise science and the board short display at Target.
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FuQurFcE wrote:lolz and lulz u queers. and u r not getting an introduction so fuck off on that.
hey wgm, r u the same wgm from the p&b forum?
have u ever tried crossfit? glassman might be a drunk bitch but i know lot of crossfitters who are in shape and lean. maybe u need to try it?
Oh WTF. A serious faggot invasion. Someone create these niggers a thread like POD has.bennyonesix wrote:Colin?

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Let's be friends, k?
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y r u harshing on me drug boy?
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No harshing bro, friends!
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Benny, if you quit the P7B because of supposed anti-semitism, why are you here?
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We need some sort of purge or at least another cleanse....
You're an ASS!syaigh wrote: The thought of eating that giant veiny monstrosity makes me want to barf.


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I'm complicated Steven.Shafpocalypse Now wrote:Benny, if you quit the P7B because of supposed anti-semitism, why are you here?
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Castro?FuQurFcE wrote:lolz and lulz u queers. and u r not getting an introduction so fuck off on that.
hey wgm, r u the same wgm from the p&b forum?
have u ever tried crossfit? glassman might be a drunk bitch but i know lot of crossfitters who are in shape and lean. maybe u need to try it?
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probably not even a crossfitter, just a cross-troll from Bruv's World.
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btw what is bennyluvsdicks doing here?
didn't you fuckers install a no-fags filter after the last @F whine-fest?
didn't you fuckers install a no-fags filter after the last @F whine-fest?
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ross e's blog is the shit.Mickey Mutherfukkin O'neil wrote:I noticed the mention of Ross E's site and books in that thread and it's funny in that I was reading over Full Throttle Conditioning just this morning and will be going back over NG and II shortly as well. Ross and his material is hugely underrated imo. Hugely. His books are outstanding. He gives the scientifical data to back up his exercises and programming, explains it clearly and provides excellent programs and routines. He walks the walk as well and is very humble. Which may be one reason why he isn't a bigger name than he is. But those in the know know.
tons of shit about real world badasses who actually ACCOMPLISH shit.
definitely worth checking out.
dude is the anti-couch, fo sho!
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That and unlike the Couch, Ross E actually practices what he promotes and doesn't look like a gin-bloated piece of shit.ButterCupPowerRanch wrote:ross e's blog is the shit.
tons of shit about real world badasses who actually ACCOMPLISH shit.
definitely worth checking out.
dude is the anti-couch, fo sho!
I choose to kill people with kindness. Oh, I should also mention "kindness" is the name of my samurai sword.Jay wrote:BTW, warriors kill shit. The only things you kill are exercise science and the board short display at Target.
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DJ. for real. HS twitz aside..I could give a shit whether it's good for a girl or not. she looked really good doing it...so i guess she's making the best case for crossfit that you could hope for.Danny John wrote:Wait, pulled a 305 deadlift? For a girl, that would put her Number Four on our list at the high school this year. I have always had a tragically altered concept of elite: you should be at least as good as a typical high school athlete to call yourself "elite." We have 790 kids at our school and we are very small compared to most high schools, so I can only imagine that at Hunter High School with Kim Goss coaching dozens of females over 135 and 155 in the clean, he must have an large number with mid 300 DLs.
Seriously, when I see the venom about this form of training and how it develops the premiere athletes on the planet, I just wonder how it matches up with a typical larger high school. Last year, I had a sophomore bench 385 and a senior clean 315 for a double, lifts that are remarkable, yet oddly normal for top end football players. I'm just wondering (out loud, I guess) if people realize that the concept of elite is so much higher than what is going on at the local spa.
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This. When I was in high school I watched Ben Watson of the NE Patriots raw bench over 400 pounds. He was 17 or 18 years old. I think by the time he left UGA his bench was over 550lb. There's "elite" and then there's elite.Danny John wrote: Seriously, when I see the venom about this form of training and how it develops the premiere athletes on the planet, I just wonder how it matches up with a typical larger high school. Last year, I had a sophomore bench 385 and a senior clean 315 for a double, lifts that are remarkable, yet oddly normal for top end football players. I'm just wondering (out loud, I guess) if people realize that the concept of elite is so much higher than what is going on at the local spa.
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