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    i hear dave always mention about the plates in bevs are heavier than usual,so a 45lb is not 45lb, wat exactly is it,someone has to check for me. why did he buy these weights if there not the right weight?

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    I think it's a joke. THe plates are 45 pound plates.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GirlyMuscle View Post
    I think it's a joke. THe plates are 45 pound plates.
    you sure?

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    I trained there. Yes, I'm sure.

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    And Bev is a she

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sledge View Post
    And Bev is a she
    i knew that,just realised i made thar error.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GirlyMuscle View Post
    I trained there. Yes, I'm sure.
    So you actually weighed a plate on the scale while you were there?

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    I just looked at the numbers on the sides.

    That system worked for me with American money too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dros View Post
    So you actually weighed a plate on the scale while you were there?
    No I didn't. But I lifted the same there as anywhere else.

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    I've been training there the last few weeks and something is definately heavier. I can inclne 365 for 10 reps at bev's I get 335 for about 8. When I go back to golds my numbers go back to normal. Even Ben White said at the bench challenge that 315 was more like 340. IMO the weights are heavier.

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    I always figured it was a joke about people not lifting well under pressure. Why would a gym buy 45lb plates that weigh more than 45lb. And what company would make such a thing. Surely a gym would have to remove them before any one made an insurance claim about an injury.


    Actually now I think about it. The dumbells at my gym are heavy too. Thats why I don't lift as much as I think I should. That must be it.
    Last edited by Sledge; 04-07-2010 at 08:23 AM.

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    really every plate needs to be weighed
    cuz plates that are exactly the weight they are at plate value are extremely expensive

    when i powerlifted the gym i worked out at my 1st hubby & my coach Powerlifting legend Doug Young & I
    weighed every plate in the gym and painted it on the plates

    45 lb plates can range from 41 to 49 lbs
    so if you are training max lifts and for competition

    if the weights are off
    number 1 ~ you can get injured
    number 2 ~ you might not be lifting as much as you think or more than
    which can really skrew you up if you are trying to lift a certain weight in competition
    cuz a 1 or more on a max lift can fuck you over

    so the moral of the story is if you are having a competition
    the plates need to be weighed so you know exactly whatz on the bar

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sledge View Post
    I always figured it was a joke about people not lifting well under pressure. Why would a gym buy 45lb plates that weigh more than 45lb. And what company would make such a thing. Surely a gym would have to remove them before any one made an insurance claim about an injury.


    Actually now I think about it. The dumbells at my gym are heavy too. Thats why I don't lift as much as I think I should. That must be it.
    sorry hon you are wrong on this point
    coming from a powerlifting background
    being trained my one of the best in the world at the time
    i know this for a fact
    you haveta weigh every plate to know what it weighs exactly and they can be off by quite a bit

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    hopefully someone can get a plate in bevs gym and weigh it, and a pic would be apreciated,of all the members on here someone gotta be training there today

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    Quote Originally Posted by fitbody View Post
    really every plate needs to be weighed
    cuz plates that are exactly the weight they are at plate value are extremely expensive

    when i powerlifted the gym i worked out at my 1st hubby & my coach Powerlifting legend Doug Young & I
    weighed every plate in the gym and painted it on the plates

    45 lb plates can range from 41 to 49 lbs
    so if you are training max lifts and for competition

    if the weights are off
    number 1 ~ you can get injured
    number 2 ~ you might not be lifting as much as you think or more than
    which can really skrew you up if you are trying to lift a certain weight in competition
    cuz a 1 or more on a max lift can fuck you over

    so the moral of the story is if you are having a competition
    the plates need to be weighed so you know exactly whatz on the bar
    I'm going to second all of this

    Most plates don't actually weigh 45lbs, the only weights that you can guarantee to weight what they say are the calibrated kilo plates that are used for competitions.
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