old school rubber

[GrayZ]

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j9/kmoudy/EF7-1.jpg

[FU]

Are those long shorts or short longs ?

[LGAFF]

Chuck Taylors! When I was still competing in powerlifting in the mid-late 90s those were the shoe of choice.....rock hard rubber soles were steady for heavy squats 700+ and deadlifting.

[jonszr1]

700 lbs, wow thats amazing . you could just about bench press the zr1

[LGAFF]

I could only bench in the 455-470 range......deadlift and squat were better....here is a pic from PLUSA magazine. I only picked up the weight because I thought there was a sandwhich under it:mrgreen:

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q115/lgaff/DSCN0516.jpg

[Pete]

Holy sh!t 700lbs.
Lee,now i know why you don't have jacks in your cars.:)

Pete

[tomtom72]

Holy chit is right! God bless you Lee!!! :thumbsup:


:o I thought Keith was posting up about road hazzards and today's tire construction....:redface:

[WB9MCW]

CRY EYE

Guess the ZR-1 Bad Boyz from Illinois have an enforcer now!

Please tell me ur Mrs. G is not one of these types

http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/HAMMERHATE/bodybuilderwomen.jpg

But rather one of these types

http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p110/HAMMERHATE/KUCHICK.jpg

[LGAFF]

No Mrs G does not stand to pee!


Actually, I ran into another Illinois crew member from my old powerlifting days, Ernie Lillibridge. Erine lives down in sugar grove and I believe big Ernie was a 500+ bencher and hes got a 92 Z I believe that runs 11s.

So add another notch to the Il tally.

[cuisinartvette]

Thats a lot of weight, my best was only 510 on the deadlift, that about killed me. THink I was 31 at the time, just dont have the bone structure for super heavy weight.