Well don’t feel like it isn’t much because it may be a misunderstanding but deadlifts are based on ratio and proportion so the exact number of kg you can lift doesn't matter as all that matters is the proportion of that 65 lg with your weight;it is said that the minimum weight a person should or must be able to lift is half his weight and can go up to 3x his weight so knowing that you are free to feel more proud of your record!!
Anyway if we are talking about kg’s I cam lift to around 80 to 109 kg-s
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI only do isometric static deadlift holds for 20 seconds. My max has been 100 KG, but usually around 85KG. The guy in the short below is only doing it for 6 seconds. I prefer 20 seconds.
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+1 yI think my pr is around 70 kg. But right now about 50 kg.
I've had a long break and slowly getting back into it.01 Reply
+1 yNot much. I can’t even pick up a 50lb bag of potting soil. And to be honest, I really don’t care.
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+1 yno idea. I don't work out. the last thing I lifted was a 1300 lb boat (I didn't lift the whole thing) I lifted the end of it because it was in my way and i needed to roll it back a few feet. later that day I had a buddy come by and tighten up the stand for it so I lifted it and held it up for 10 or so minutes.
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+1 yI left 1 45LBS on each side.
Ego lifting doesn't do anything. Thats why all the guys you see lift heavy their bodies look like they never go to the gym. We are not horses.
Strength is built by full movement and lightweights.
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Arnold was still lifting light weights even after many times. Ego lifting is for guys with tiny packers.
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For his weight ratio, we're making a reference. Not some underweight skinny guy, lifting 100 times heavier once to try to get IG & gym attention.
+1 yMy last deadlift was 685 lbs.
let me talk to you for a sec young lady. Thats not lightweight sister. You’re making damn progress and be proud of that. Never call it lightweight call it progress! I started out lifting way lighter than that. You got a good long road being paved for you. Keep at it00 Reply1.6K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. Probably not a lot tbh. I've never tried it before though. I could probably deadlift my bodyweight at least though. It would be hard af though since I don't train for that.
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. An embarrassing amount. My deadlifts and squats have always been crap tbh. I just can't seem to get the form right for squats.
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+1 yThe last time when i deadlifted, it was 80.. but than i dislocated my righ shoulder in a bike accident. Still isn't healed yet..
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m +1 ynever really tried it... but I'm sure I could start with a good amount, heavier than the average
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+1 yI once hit a 145kg when I was into bodybuilding and stuff
But now I am not into too much lifting, hobbies change02 Reply- +1 y
I was quite big at that time
For your bodyweight it's impressive..! Keep progressing!
734 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. I hurt my back in the military so I never tried to find my PR. I still lift. I do deadlifts with 2x55 lb dumbbells. Sets of 25, 15, and 10.
03 ReplyI'm sure that's much more than you weigh so I think that's pretty good
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+1 yI don't know, I don't really train deadlifts.. But I would imagine it's probably a decent amount.. Maybe one day I might do deadlifts..
00 Reply652 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. I don't know, when I was in my early 20's I could grab a chain and lift a 351 Ford V8 out of the back of a pickup truck
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+1 yI pulled 455lbs when I was in shape. Best I’ve managed lately was 365x3
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+1 yMy pr when I was lifting was 115kg. It's probably a bit less now that I can't lift regularly anymore p
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+1 yNot much. A couple of my friends ended up injured and unable to work for a bit from dead lifts. I don't do them very much.
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+1 yGood job! My best is around 360 lbs (a little over 163 kilos)
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+1 y160kg. It's ongoing work but I was pretty proud last time I maxed out on it.
01 ReplyBest ever was 180kgs at a bodyweight of 90kgs, when I was younger with less injuries lol
02 Reply1K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. No clue, deadlifting isn't a useful skill in my line of work.
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+1 yNot sure. I’ve never really got into deadlifts but probably at least my body weight which 265 lbs. Strength is relative to your size, so I would say you’re pretty strong! 💪
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+1 yback in school i could 375 now days maybe 175 lol
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yAbout 400lbs. I've never tried to see what my max is.
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Thats impressive!
Opinion Owner+1 yNot really I'm just big. I'm 6'5" 250lbs so I it stands to reason that I can lift more with my back than the avg. I'm not very strong actually. My bench press is terrible. It might be 100lbs.🤣 I see there are still probably smaller guys on this question that can still dead lift more.
Opinion Owner+1 yBut thanks for the compliment anyways.😁
65kg is more than i lift
But I'm looking for repetitions not set a record00 ReplyNot too much, I am not that strong 💪
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@Angxl3120 your sweet
I believe my pr was 90 kg
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+1 yI'm very strong I've done 475
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I don't think so I feel like I should be able to do more im 6'5 272 pounds I feel like I should at least be able to dead lift 530
What's your own weight?
16 ReplyNow? I get my son to lift heavy things.
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+1 yCan life myself
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+1 yWhy?
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+1 y415 currently
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