That's about average. Hater of what exactly? Your numbers are average at best. Unless you weigh under 150lbs a 400lbs deadlift is very poor for somebody that supposedly participated in powerlifting for over 10 years. Really? You worked this out how exactly? How much can I bench/deadlift/squat?
Such a load of nonsense, i can't stand when people say that. More strength = more efficient movement if you hypertrophy fast twitch muscles, if you hypertrophy slow twitch muscles then you have greater peripheral endurance, more capillaries and mitochondria. The most important thing is central fitness (VO2max) and lactate tolerance. It's the strength to weight ratio that makes a difference, you can have large muscles and have elite cardio fitness. If your muscles have been trained for whatever activity then the blood goes there, you have the capillaries to offload oxygen. This stupid myth comes from the fact that people who are generally muscular do less cardio and people who are endurance athletes generally do less resistance training. If you can fit both in with a properly periodised plan then having larger muscles is going to help your endurance if they've been trained with your sport in mind. And back to the point, how the hell is a small muscle like the triceps going to make any difference to anything? If a muscle isn't being used much then it's not sucking up anything is it? It's just an extra 200 grams or whatever of weight proximal to a joint (so has a small moment arm) that your whole body is going to have to overcome, it's not going to make any difference. You're like a treasure trove of misinformation, I don't think I've ever seen a post of yours that doesn't have something stupid in it.
You can't even put up that much. I told you numerous times to post a video. You said you were in the 1500 club, so post a video of you deadlifting supposedly 600+. Regardless, it's irrelevant anyway. The point is, I don't lift weights, and I've retained almost everything I lifted before. For a 400 lb deadlift, 40 lbs is 10%. That ain't ****.
hypertrophy...meaning making bigger..doesnt automatically make someone stronger..in fact the kind of training needed for hypertrophy does not improve strength much. So you are full of ****. First off....this was all from Madina trying to "bulk" up his biceps..that is clearly ****ing stupid....it is going to use more oxygen, do you deny that larger muscles will use more oxygen? if you do, your a moron...now you could go and use your equation and make a argument that it will actually make him stronger and bluh bluh bluh will be worth it...however...we are talking about Madina doing body builder set type curls to make his biceps big..that is ****ing stupid...and doing body builder type work isnt even going to get him much stronger, just bigger...which will then...yes..cause his body to use more oxygen...or are you going to try to tell me that extra muscle doesnt actually use extra oxygen. :think
Theres 2 pieces of Kit Ive been working on, should be out this year. Theres some great stuff can be done on Skates, or Skate Boards. Plus some good Stretches, long chain stuff.
I can do more, but I don't feel the need to prove myself to some kid on an Internet forum. Actually, you said I am, I never claimed such a thing. So you must not have gained any strength through your 10 years of "power lifting". If you did put some decent weight up it's impossible to maintain that strength without lifting heavy. It's a blatant lie you're telling. That or you're weak as ****, I'm going with you're weak as ****.