AOWL Magazine: The Move-in Edition

[NYCSPITZ]

Originally Posted by Dancake

The league is getting chock full of writers who can write, if the sign in is any indication. Less dilution. I hope to see you sometime. My victory over you in some generation of AOWL past was my springboard to topical relevance. I wrote some nonsense about an English major writing the most beautiful suicide note ever, or something.

Glad I've progressed since then, and glad srs writers are coming back into the league. No offense intended to the current roster, please understand.

not really a springboard u were prob already a good writer who got A's in English class...

u just had to cater your shit to rhyming in topicals, which probably takes like 1-10 verses depending on who it is...

but next time ur getting ate up, plus I got my shape up...front squat 225 my G. what's your max front squat?

[PancakeBrah]

Originally Posted by NYCSPITZ

not really a springboard u were prob already a good writer who got A's in English class...

u just had to cater your shit to rhyming in topicals, which probably takes like 1-10 verses depending on who it is...

but next time ur getting ate up, plus I got my shape up...front squat 225 my G. what's your max front squat?

I'm currently an alcoholic who bench presses every now and then.

If we're talking primecake, I never cared about front squat. I'd do it every now and then as accessory work. One plate for reps, three sets or something. Your approach to weightlifting acumen is the same as your approach to the financial markets, and thus other aspects of your life.

You know for a fact that front squat isn't something of a comparable measure for most serious people trying to test their stength. But by bragging about that aspect people will assume you're strong. It's an ancillary thing. The best powerlifters in the world have a dope front squat, yeah. They have that because they've squatted, normal, 10,000 times.

In my fatcake, non-lifting state I could probably outlift you in the three main lifts. Bench, Squat, Deadlift. It's no thing. At my peak I was 295x2 (clean) bench, 305x2 squat, and 425 deadlift. 25 bodyweight pullups at 185 (full pause, chin above bar). It's weird to me you bring up physical prowess. I worked up such a base that even in my current alcoholic fat state I could out front squat you, if I focused on it, in 1-2 months. It's a weird thing.

[NYCSPITZ]

Originally Posted by Dancake

I'm currently an alcoholic who bench presses every now and then.

If we're talking primecake, I never cared about front squat. I'd do it every now and then as accessory work. One plate for reps, three sets or something. Your approach to weightlifting acumen is the same as your approach to the financial markets, and thus other aspects of your life.

You know for a fact that front squat isn't something of a comparable measure for most serious people trying to test their stength. But by bragging about that aspect people will assume you're strong. It's an ancillary thing. The best powerlifters in the world have a dope front squat, yeah. They have that because they've squatted, normal, 10,000 times.

In my fatcake, non-lifting state I could probably outlift you in the three main lifts. Bench, Squat, Deadlift. It's no thing. At my peak I was 295x2 (clean) bench, 305x2 squat, and 425 deadlift. 25 bodyweight pullups at 185 (full pause, chin above bar). It's weird to me you bring up physical prowess. I worked up such a base that even in my current alcoholic fat state I could out front squat you, if I focused on it, in 1-2 months. It's a weird thing.

front squats need more core to stabilize and produce less stress on the knees. After I finish my 5x5 (week 3 now), I will be above ur prime squat, slightly below ur prime bench and way below ur prime deadlift. I know it's hard to believe but I'll re-up that financial thread when the stocks blow