3.68 in the 35 yard dash at 6'0 and 215 LBS. PR. Hand timed.

So basically what you're saying is that i'm bigger, faster, stronger, and hotter than Trey? Thanks.

Ok great.

So that means this.

Trey wins up to 400 meters and quite possibly 650 meters.

At which point we will just call it like this.

Trey wins the 10yard, 20 yard, 35 yard, 40 yard dash, 60meters, 100, 200, 400, and 600 against me.

I win the 800, 1500, 3000, 5K, 10K, and marathon. And I can definitely throw further than he can in the shot put and javelin. So I win that as well.

He wins the pole vault because nobody really cares about the pole vault.

And I win everything at the gym plus the hotness factor. So it's a pretty close race here. I'm going to have to lean with me though. Due to a number of reasons.

Not only am I more than likely winning in the overall athlete category when combining every other event in track and field up to the marathon.

But let's look at the time period at which I have maintained this level of fitness.

I have maintained this level of fitness since 1991.

Trey has basically given up on working out and if you look at his recent instagram posts he's not even anywhere near his peak self that he was at age 27-31.

So Trey has two options at this point.

Either go to the gym and prove that he's stronger and posts the videos on instagram for everyone to see or don't. And if he doesn't then i'll just continue to say that i'm stronger and hotter.

Also I might add that I might not be winning by much in the hotness category because Trey is pretty cute. Yay. I might be only winning by like .19 of a percentage point in that category.

Powergeezer wrote:

John_James_413 wrote:

Also because I have to state this in every thread. I'm doing that 585 with a completely crippled right elbow that's broken in over 10 different spots from a gradual elbow break from baseball and tendinitis. It's an inch smaller than my left arm and doesn't even lock out completely due to gradual overgrowth of bone.

But yet i'm still deadlifting more than basically everyone in track and field. Sad.....

Do the "conversion" on that.

Still no reason to strain up a shaky hitching rep. That's not effective training.

I always wanted smooth power-to-spare on training reps.

Just got up 547.5 for 4 reps for another PR.

Basically 75 pounds over Treys Pr for 4 reps.

Powergeezer wrote:

John_James_413 wrote:

Also because I have to state this in every thread. I'm doing that 585 with a completely crippled right elbow that's broken in over 10 different spots from a gradual elbow break from baseball and tendinitis. It's an inch smaller than my left arm and doesn't even lock out completely due to gradual overgrowth of bone.

But yet i'm still deadlifting more than basically everyone in track and field. Sad.....

Do the "conversion" on that.

Still no reason to strain up a shaky hitching rep. That's not effective training.

I always wanted smooth power-to-spare on training reps.

LOL.

Just did 547.5 for 4 full reps at 6'0 and 216lbs.. Over 75 pounds more than Treys 1 rep max for a full 4 reps..

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

But wait.

My bad. I forgot. Trey is like such a little special olympic athlete. .. So hot and so special. And so very cute.. ... Yay.

That's why a random like me is basically proving that he's a joke.

U jelly matt?

as a 19 yo, I already had 100m 11.56, 200m 23:40 indoor, 300 36.9 indoor, 400 50.50, 800 2.03min , 1500m-4:35, 10k 36.30min , half-marathon 1:20h . In gym: benchpress 227lb, deadlift 350(didnt try max), squat 330(didnt try max), 25pull ups in a row, 13 muscle ups in a row. height 5.7 feet and 165lbs

John_James_413 wrote:

Powergeezer wrote:

Still no reason to strain up a shaky hitching rep. That's not effective training.

I always wanted smooth power-to-spare on training reps.

Just got up 547.5 for 4 reps for another PR.

Basically 75 pounds over Treys Pr for 4 reps.

If strength is all that matters why not compare yourself to throwers, who could out lift and outrun you

hill_runner wrote:

as a 19 yo, I already had 100m 11.56, 200m 23:40 indoor, 300 36.9 indoor, 400 50.50, 800 2.03min , 1500m-4:35, 10k 36.30min , half-marathon 1:20h . In gym: benchpress 227lb, deadlift 350(didnt try max), squat 330(didnt try max), 25pull ups in a row, 13 muscle ups in a row. height 5.7 feet and 165lbs

Right but only real athletes are allowed to compete in this competition.

At 5'6 and only 170lbs you don't qualify.

You would have to be over 6'0 tall and over at least 193 pounds.

And all of your gym numbers are so low they aren't even worth mentioning.

The only reason why you can run fast is because your power to weight ratio favors your very low body weight.

I mean great job I guess? C- for effort?

This is let’s run only 3 things matter:

1) salary

2) hot wife

3) 5k time

You aren’t allowed to brag about anything else.

fasterrr wrote:

John_James_413 wrote:

Just got up 547.5 for 4 reps for another PR.

Basically 75 pounds over Treys Pr for 4 reps.

If strength is all that matters why not compare yourself to throwers, who could out lift and outrun you

Because they can't run a 800 through a marathon faster than me. Maybe that's it.

2600 bro wrote:

This is let’s run only 3 things matter:

1) salary

2) hot wife

3) 5k time

You aren’t allowed to brag about anything else.

I'm gay so that doesn't apply to me.

John_James_413 wrote:

2600 bro wrote:

This is let’s run only 3 things matter:

1) salary

2) hot wife

3) 5k time

You aren’t allowed to brag about anything else.

I'm gay so that doesn't apply to me.

I'm more interested to hear what your job is. I just can't imagine you being able to do anything.

Looks like you've got a fat gut in that last video.