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Anyone who actually knows something about lifting should be more impressed by the dumbbell pressing than the bar.
TBH if you're making progress with the dumbbells you might as well keep going. I gotta say if I see a dude throwing heavy DBs around that's at least as impressive as putting a lot of weight on the bar.
I think it's rough to really correlate bar and dumbbell. At one point I could bench 290 for 9, but I've never gone above the 140s with dumbbells and even that was a pretty damn dodgy set of 5. There's like no math to it, LOL.
Sorta like how you get crazy bastards that are deadlifting all this weight but have a low squat or vice versa. Way I see it if you're improving at SOMETHING that's good, right?
I think it's rough to really correlate bar and dumbbell. At one point I could bench 290 for 9, but I've never gone above the 140s with dumbbells and even that was a pretty damn dodgy set of 5. There's like no math to it, LOL.
Sorta like how you get crazy bastards that are deadlifting all this weight but have a low squat or vice versa. Way I see it if you're improving at SOMETHING that's good, right?
I think it's rough to really correlate bar and dumbbell. At one point I could bench 290 for 9, but I've never gone above the 140s with dumbbells and even that was a pretty damn dodgy set of 5. There's like no math to it, LOL.
Sorta like how you get crazy bastards that are deadlifting all this weight but have a low squat or vice versa. Way I see it if you're improving at SOMETHING that's good, right?
Mathiäs;10519372 said:I'm kind of the opposite, my gains with dumbbells are always more significant than my bench gains, something I've never understood. Squat has always been much higher than deadlift, etc.