Record Setting Push Press - 161 KG/355 Pounds

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Uploaded by on Mar 13, 2006

2005 Atlantis Strongest Man In America Contest at the New England Power Lifting Championships in Boston Matt Poe of Nashville Tennessee
Congats Matt - Perfect Form!!!

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  • @mine1username A lot of guys start the set as military press but use the legs to get out the last coupel of reps, it's an effective way to max out the muscle.

  • Wow is right.....that was easy for you bro....

    Plenty more in the tank on that one. Very impressive. It's in my fav's...

  • definetly not world record setting but way more than i can do. impressive lift

  • He hit that easy.

  • legs

  • I've always thought the two are the same press. Although the web states that the push press is the military press with a little bit of help from the legs going down and then exploding upward to help get the weight up.

  • AKA Press.

  • AKA Strict press

  • In the push press you dip down as if you were going to jump into the air and push with your legs and then when your legs are fully extended you press with your arms. In military press (aka Press) you keep your knees locked.

  • What's the difference between a push press and a military press?

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