another one oto add is how fast to do "bodyweight 200" - i do a modded version without a stability ball. ill post it up when i get home if you want...
Hmm.. maybe. I want to keep it directed towards performance testers rather then complete workouts. Trying to stick to basics, but if you reckon it's hardcore then I'll add it in!
Nice idea. I think start it and it should evolve as people dictate.
How are you proposing maintain the board? Just have everyone C&P the list but only with their lifts for that day / week / month? Need to ensure that its PBs rather than just a log.
Oh and could you add overhead squat, TGU + jerk if possible (although appreciate that these might be advanced moves for some).
A bike related one is tough but how about the longest manual on an exercise bike ;-)
Just post up in here with your scores and I'll update the post. It's a leaderboard so if your previous attempt improves, post up the new record and your listing gets updated. You can use it as a log if you want but you only get 1 spot per exercise, i.e. if your pullup max is 12 and the next week it's 15, your "record" is updated to 15 and the 12 attempt is deleted.
I want to keep the list pretty basic, I think overhead squat is too similar to the normal squat, TGU is too odd imo, Did you wan't a clean and jerk in there? or what's a TGU+Jerk? Clean and jerk sounds pretty good!
Updated the list with my attempts. Pretty damn proud of my dead lift tonight
Also tried to squat 120 but failed. First time I've used the safety bars, now I know they work! hahaha
Edit: Sweet! That's exactly what I was looking for, I'll be chasing your scores MRE! I'll add in some olympic lifts, Still not sure about TGU, Guess i'll add it in since we have two votes for it! Hope the original post doesn't get so big we can't add to it lol
Military press is when your standing upright, feet together and you push a barbell from your chest up above your head. A push press is the same but you give a little push with your legs to get the weight up. MP is much harder as your using only your upper body and core to get the weight up, no legs/momentum.