Weightlifting

You should be able to atleast bench over 385.

you should be able to bench your own weight.

Given information on Jesus' build and terrestrial capabilities are unavailable, the only answer possible would be based in faith.

Christians believe Jesus was the Son or God (or God Incarnate); therefore, He would have been able to bench press any amount of weight He desired.

In 2001 Kane (Glen Jacobs) bench pressed some over 800lbs... (838)lbs But his usual lift was about 600-700lbs... In 2003 he tore his biceps and could not lift nearly as much... In 2010 he lifted about 400-450lbs.

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The rhomboids are responsible for the retraction of the scapula. There are two rhomboid muscles, the major and the minor.

Lifting a box involves converting chemical energy from the muscles in your body into mechanical energy as you exert force to raise the box against the force of gravity. As you lift, the gravitational potential energy of the box increases, while the work done against gravity is the energy transferred to the system. Additionally, some energy may be lost as heat due to muscle fatigue and friction in the joints. Overall, this process illustrates the fundamental principles of energy conversion in physical work.

All pull-up variations will target the back muscles. It is an overall dominant back movement. The muscle group which will be worked hard are the lats and the traps. These are two of the larger muscle groups in the back. Almost all of the back muscles will assist in this movement. Also, your bicep and forearms will be involved and can be experienced as "sore" the day after doing pull-ups.

The pull-up next to bent over rows and dead-lifts are considered to be a staple for back training.

'Light' weight lifting can help strengthen buckling knees with the aid of supplements, such as calcium and magnesium, etc. I have experienced this first hand. Starting with light weights and then moving onto heavier weights reignited my problem but no two people are the same. You can experiment with different weights.

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Yes...but you could injure yourself. The Bench Press is an exercise that causes problems with shoulder flexibility.

It most certainly can BUT, you will need good coaching and a lot of personal study on the subject before you go wild with the weights. If you don't do the proper exercises, you could end up overdeveloping the wrong muscles, and end up looking like a football linebacker ... not especially attractive for a girl.

Yes. Momentum is the kinetic energy that all moving things in the universe have. In weightlifting, momentum works against the athlete because it takes away some of the difficulty of the exercise. While this might seem like a good thing (making exercise easier), it also reduces the effectiveness of the resistance. Slow, deliberate movements help to minimize this effect, and also make things safer because the weightlifter will not be as tempted to lift more than they can safely handle (it's good to push your limits, but exceeding them too far and too often inevitably leads to overtraining and injury).

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Karnam Malleswari of India won the bronze medal in women's light-heavyweight class (69 kg) weightlifting at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney.

Probably yes. As far as I know at the age of 16 she lifted and flipped a small car at some local junkyard. (source? Some Russian newspaper)

235 pounds

It depends on what results you want. More weight= more mussel. More reps=less fat.

I don't think your muscles actually shrink and keeping it at the same weight will continue to increase your strength but after a long time it will have only a little effect, I recommend only changing them when you are finding it stupidly easy to lift the weights.

Dehydration, most commonly

Yes, a baker's cyst can develop from weight lifting, especially if the exercise places excessive strain on the knee joint. This type of cyst occurs when excess synovial fluid accumulates in the bursa behind the knee, often due to underlying issues like joint injury or arthritis that can be exacerbated by heavy lifting. It's essential to maintain proper form and avoid overloading to reduce the risk of such injuries. If pain or swelling occurs, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional.

A meat head, a gym rat

Lift with your knees, not your back.

i take 50 but 18 is good if you don't want to bulk up but to stay fit that's good

it's contest to see who can lift the most weight.