Here We Go Again.

**Killerqueen** · 08-31-2006 03:18 PM

Originally Posted by AdamGB

1600kg in an hour? bah! I bet you haven't litterally carried a road peice by (granted it took a me a few weaks)...

eh, made a typ-o, its 16000-17000kg. They are packages from about 15-20kg per piece. You lift them and throw them to the next person in row, or, if you're on the end of the row, you stack them up properly

(little calculation: that's about 800-1000 packages to give you an idea see images (couldn't find reallife pictures, lol)):
Oh, and i mean the square ones, not the round ones

**Boxerjl** · 08-31-2006 11:22 PM

Is 100kg 220 Pounds

You Can Lift That With No Problem You Must Me A Big Girl

I Salute You Killer

**Killerqueen** · 09-01-2006 07:20 AM

well, not so big 

See my profilepic. It's taken in november 2005, I was 7kg heavier back then. I'm the one in the orange shirt

**Poom** · 09-01-2006 09:56 AM

Tell him he has two choices

#1 - Weightlift and get muscular now, but be short forever when he grows up (weightlifting is known to stunt growth)

#2 - wait AT LEAST until he is 16 then do some weightlifting, and reach the full potential of his height.

**Boxerjl** · 09-01-2006 01:41 PM

Lol
Poom That Is Very True
There Are These 2 Kids In My School WHo Are Twins And Have Been Weight Lifting For A LONG Time And THey Are Really Really Short

I Think Its Funny
I Just Hate Them Cuz They THink There So Tuff

**AdamGB** · 09-01-2006 01:51 PM

there bones aren't fully formed or densened yet, so they will develop problems from applying to much pressure to them.

you can lift at a young age... just stay clear of lifiting a huge amount of weight... body weight exercises are much safer at that age and as I always preach are much more effective for boxing...