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superman1975

New member

• Nov 21, 2002

• #1

the sled weigh on a leg press machine? i know this is a newbie ? but i never really counted anything but the plates

 

Gear101*

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• Nov 21, 2002

• #2

all are different... older one at the gym i workout at now is like 40lbs. pretty light weight.. but in highschool we had one that was like 70.. but it was a monster

 

superman1975

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• Nov 21, 2002

• #3

well i press 10 plates per side so thats 20 plate @ 45lb a plate = 900lbs right??? that damn near fills the fucker---so how the hell are some guys saying they press 1600lbs and shit?

 

bigpump9

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• Nov 21, 2002

• #4

there are machines that u can put alsmost 40 plates on, it has two rows on each side............... powerhouse that i go to sometimes, has it....

 

rico*

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• Nov 21, 2002

• #5

Well my gym has 100lb plates.Also I dont worry about howmuch the machine part weighs.Who cares how much someone can legpress. Now if you talk about sqating pounds..... Thats a different story. Big diference with a 900lb legpress and 900lb squat.

 

superman1975

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• Nov 21, 2002

• #6

rico* said:

Well my gym has 100lb plates.Also I dont worry about howmuch the machine part weighs.Who cares how much someone can legpress. Now if you talk about sqating pounds..... Thats a different story. Big diference with a 900lb legpress and 900lb squat.

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exactly----i can squat---cleanly and correctly i might add----425lbs---i am not saying thats a ton of weight but 6 reps of it does me in

 

deltachistud

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• Nov 22, 2002

• #7

my leg press machine in my gym has 2 rows on each side nad 2 rows on top, so i could see 1600lbs

 

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dreww

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Nov 22, 2002

• #8

deltachistud said:

my leg press machine in my gym has 2 rows on each side nad 2 rows on top, so i could see 1600lbs

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Yea, the ones at my gym have 1 row on each side and one on top...so 3 total. Haven't seen a bro fill all 3 up yet.

 

Armageddon

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• Nov 23, 2002

• #9

you take a bar and lay it across the top and add weight