Jimmy "Iron Bull" Pellechia: Made in the U.S.A. (VHS tape)

**LonelyPhallus** · 10-03-2010, 12:52 PM

Probably the best 2 inch lift of all time !

**Bull_Rhino** · 10-03-2010, 05:27 PM

well Sean seeing Jimmy weighed about 220-230 lbs. tops, I think a 700 lb bench with a shirt is pretty damn impressive.

and again I never heard of one kid inspired by a promoter to get in the gym.thats great about your promotional and writing creds. but since you are attacking Jimmy's accomplishments what are some of your best lifts?

I never heard of you until I clicked on this thread.

btw I love HOP's clothes

**Sean Katterle** · 10-03-2010, 10:58 PM

Originally Posted by Bull_Rhino

well Sean seeing Jimmy weighed about 220-230 lbs. tops, I think a 700 lb bench with a shirt is pretty damn impressive.

and again I never heard of one kid inspired by a promoter to get in the gym.thats great about your promotional and writing creds. but since you are attacking Jimmy's accomplishments what are some of your best lifts?

I never heard of you until I clicked on this thread.

btw I love HOP's clothes

I think a 700 shirted gym bench with a late 1980's model bench shirt on at 230 pounds bodyweight is pretty damn impressive too! But it's light years from a 600, 700 or 800 pound (raw) benchpress for reps.

I never said that my LIFTING inspired people to take up powerlifting. I said that some of my actions have inspired people to take up powerlifting i.e. working as a commentator on a television production crew for a nationally broadcasted benchpress contest.

My main goal isn't for people to have "heard of me." My # 1 goal in the sport is to build our pro raw lifting promotions.

I'm glad ya dig the HOP threadz. I like being one of their distributors as it's a great line and they're a great company to conduct business with.