In 1999, Justin Ernest from Eastern Kentucky University set the all-time NFL Combine bench press record with an astounding 51 repetitions. Despite this remarkable feat, Ernest went undrafted and never played in an NFL game.
In 1999, Justin Ernest from Eastern Kentucky University set the all-time NFL Combine bench press record with an astounding 51 repetitions. Despite this remarkable feat, Ernest went undrafted and never played in an NFL game.
Yes, we thought about doing the bench press for the number of repetitions as well. But since it needs to be recorded on camera, it’s more convenient to do bicep curls (also by reps). I’ve filmed the bench press many times during training, and the angles usually don’t turn out very well. I think we can do it, but for now, we’ll start with something simpler.
Yes, we thought about doing the bench press for the number of repetitions as well. But since it needs to be recorded on camera, it’s more convenient to do bicep curls (also by reps). I’ve filmed the bench press many times during training, and the angles usually don’t turn out very well. I think we can do it, but for now, we’ll start with something simpler.
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Max weight is too dangerous without proper preparation ... and not every one is a powerlifter ...
What do you think about the NFL Combine Bench Press ?
Classic flat benchpress, 100KG for reps - max reps win !
I think this is doable for most athletes here, even without proper preparation and risk !
I think it will be good fun for everyone !
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Justin Ernest - Defensive Tackle (1999): 51 RepsIn 1999, Justin Ernest from Eastern Kentucky University set the all-time NFL Combine bench press record with an astounding 51 repetitions. Despite this remarkable feat, Ernest went undrafted and never played in an NFL game.
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