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Above Average Human or Ahtletic Human?
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What is the average LS for a athlete?
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There is literally a LIFTING STRENGTH page for these types of queries
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I know lol, but that doesn't answer my question
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| 120-227 | 0.12-0.227 | 1177.2-2226.87 | The weight of a mature lion. |
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How to differentiate an 'Above Average Human' from an 'Athletic Human' ?
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Decided to copy paste this from my other Q&A: "Like, althletes can deadlift over 2x their bodyweight compared to regular people going by similar standards to how we accept lifts for our lifting levels"
Factoring that the average weights are 54-83 kg, an athlete should be capable of lifting over 108-over 166 kg on average. That would mean that not all athletes can lift up a mature lion.
TL;DR: Depends on the wieght of the athlete, but multiply their weight by 2 and you'll get the correct answer.
Factoring that the average weights are 54-83 kg, an athlete should be capable of lifting over 108-over 166 kg on average. That would mean that not all athletes can lift up a mature lion.
TL;DR: Depends on the wieght of the athlete, but multiply their weight by 2 and you'll get the correct answer.
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Tbh there are so many different types of sports and types of bodies that calculating an “average” is basically redundant (EX: An average professional strongman is far stronger than an average professional cricket player).
You’d be better off comparing athletes in a particular region of sporting, like “How much can the average Football player lift”, “How much can the average American Football Player lift”, etc.
You’d be better off comparing athletes in a particular region of sporting, like “How much can the average Football player lift”, “How much can the average American Football Player lift”, etc.
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Probably the best response for this question.
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They mean the same thing
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Depends, an athlete would likely lift up 2x times their weight, an above average human would be somewhere around 84-108 kgf in lifting strength.
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