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View Poll Results: How old were you when you could first squat 315

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  • under 14

    7 4.05%
  • 15-16

    40 23.12%
  • 17-18

    46 26.59%
  • 19-20

    22 12.72%
  • 21-22

    19 10.98%
  • 23-24

    17 9.83%
  • 25-26

    5 2.89%
  • 27-30

    10 5.78%
  • 30-35

    5 2.89%
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  1. #76
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    15, did it at 14 but only to parallel. 15 did it to full depth.

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    18, I think.
    A child does not learn to squat from the top down. In other words, he does not suddenly make a conscious decision one day to squat. Actually, he is squatting one day and make the conscious decision to stand. Squatting precedes standing in the developmental sequence. This is the way a child's brain learns to use the body as the child develops movement patterns. Therefore, a child is probably crawling, rocks back into a squatting position with the back completely relaxed and the hips completely flexed, and stands when he has enough hip strength. This approach makes a lot of sense and can be applied to relearning the deep squat movement if it is lost. -Gray Cook
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    LoL I'm only at 155 right now(19 yrs old), so I think I will be about 21 or 22...I WILL GET THERE
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    15 when I hit 315.
    Last edited by Godssoulja; 02-23-2009 at 05:31 PM.
    "Be an inovator not a duplicator"

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    Was 15 years old as a sophmore in H.s, had been lifting for 2 years, I was a tall fat kid who was uncoordinated as hell, hit 6'4" at 14 y/o. Once I stopped growing I started lifting alot better

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    17 or 18 if i remember right, though i know i weighed 156 when i got there. got funny looks from the big guys haha. just tend to have strong thighs and knees in my family.

    started at 16 & 146lbs

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    I was 26 about to turn 27 when I got interested in the Squat (serious reality check going from leg pressing to squatting) I think I squatted 315 nov-dec 2001 and 400 march 2002
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDanny817 View Post
    LoL I'm only at 155 right now(19 yrs old), so I think I will be about 21 or 22...I WILL GET THERE
    I think you're going to surprise yourself and hit it while you're 20. Once you get into the swing of things and start loving squatting it's going to fly up.
    Age: 18
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    Hit it not long ago at 5'7, 143 lbs. 16 years old.
    Last edited by Franco/TGM; 03-16-2009 at 06:48 PM.

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    21. I just glad I got up to it.

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    21-22 but I only squatted for 6-8 months prior. Barely ever squatted before that.
    Injured.

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    I was a freshman when I could squat 315 to parallel, it was one the most exciting things that happen to me freshman year.
    Last edited by BigWooly123; 04-19-2009 at 03:34 PM.

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    25 so just recently. I was actually squatting 225 in the gym, and got some tips one day about squatting and went p to 385
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    22, after squatting for about 6 months.

    Still find it very hard to believe some of you did it at 15, but hey..

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    I was 15 years old i weighed 185 pounds i squatted 315x7 times but i also could bench 225x7... I was on creatine and protein tho and had began lifting in 7th grade growing up i had a lot of people push me to lift

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    this thread makes me sad.

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    I was 30.

    To be fair, I didn't start lifting seriously till I was 29.

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    I was 18. 5' 6" and 132 lbs... Hit 365 lbs in competition. My range of motion was what, 6 inches?

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    I dont know...i'll let you know when I do it. You should have an option for never!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Garvin View Post
    I dont know...i'll let you know when I do it. You should have an option for never!
    That's how I feel. I still haven't hit 3 plates. Which is pretty lame since I recently pulled a 425 dead lift.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Garvin View Post
    I dont know...i'll let you know when I do it. You should have an option for never!
    You're 26 and 20 pounds away from it and you don't think you can do it?

    C'mon man!

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    did it last month just tried 405 squat. good thing i had a squat rack.

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    Did this yesterday, been squatting two weeks lol

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    Well, seeing how 90% of kids squat, the question should be when, if ever, did it occur to a reasonable depth.


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