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Rolling Thunder Max

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How much can you deadlift on with the Rolling Thunder handle?  

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  1. 1. How much can you deadlift on with the Rolling Thunder handle?

    • 1. 100-110 lbs
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    • 2. 111-120 lbs
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    • 3. 121-130 lbs
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    • 4. 131-140 lbs
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    • 5. 141-150 lbs
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    • 6. 151-160 lbs
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    • 7. 161-170 lbs
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    • 8. 171-180 lbs
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    • 9. 181-190 lbs
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    • 10. 191-200 lbs
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    • 11. 201-?
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Tom of Iowa2 Newbie

Tom of Iowa2

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That is the Heaviest pull i have ever heard of from ANYONE under 250lbs?(I might be wrong though)maybe even some sort of a record :D

What is your height,hand length,etc.?

Could you send Wanna Grip A photo?That would be very cool :cool to see.Thats an incredible pull....at ANY weight.

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Arne Newbie

Arne

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92 kg (202.4 Lbs) hold for two seconds.

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Tom Page Newbie

Tom Page

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COINSIDENTLY MY ROLLING THUNDER WILL BE DELIVERED ON THE 1ST OF MAY...... DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY TRAINING SUGGESTIONS? :blush

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Guest Luke Reimer

Guest Luke Reimer

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Tom of Iowa2,

I'll see what I can do. My brother has a movie digicam that can also

take stills; maybe I can get another good lift before my trip to Vancouver this friday. I haven't got the 241.25# up to deadlift height yet (I should have read the initial post closer), but the next time it comes off the ground and my brother's around to photograph it, I'll send a photo in. Thanks for the encouragement.

Regards,

Luke

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OldGuy Newbie

OldGuy

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COINSIDENTLY MY ROLLING THUNDER WILL BE DELIVERED ON THE 1ST OF MAY...... DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY TRAINING SUGGESTIONS?

Tom from the start. I have only done singles with RT. Training once a week, I add weight with each rep training both hands, and keep adding with each single, until I fail. Sometimes I make an extra effort to lift the weight higher and to hold on for longer. I have been doing less RT work in recent weeks. So many grip feats and so little time! Plus the need for recovery.

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Tom of Iowa2 Newbie

Tom of Iowa2

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Very cool Luke,

That IS awesome at ANY WEIGHT....much less a 205#body weight.

i'd guess?less than 15 people??? in the world have ever hit 240plus...probably more guys out there that could...but they HAVEN'T :whacked yet???

Thats definitely a photo worthy of the Gallery.

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Tom Page Newbie

Tom Page

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Tried my rolling thunder for the first time. What a blast!!! I love this thing :rock I did about 10 singles. My max was only 145 plus the RT. So I am going to work hard on it to get it up to a respectable number. I wish I could train every day :angry:

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