Subhuman trait: weak first bench

[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

My first bench was 95lb. Not bad, but pretty shit. My friend's first bench was 75. His doctor told him he has low t level.
The first bench says a lot about you. Whether you played sports as a kid, if you did pushups at home often, your genetic prowess. That first bench in high school determines the man you will be. If it's low, you are going to lose confidence before it began and stay like that forever. 95lb is average(not a good thing if you think about 80/20), but your fate is up to you. If you continue working out, you will probably go over the 800lb club to overcompensate.
If it's 135. Congratulations son, you made it. Even if you never work out again, it's a great confidence boost throughout life knowing your natural form is strong. Most who continue in fitness will continue as athletes focusing on agility and speed over strength because they don't have that insecurity.

This post is baloney and what I think of the first bench. There is no anecdotal data because I don't go around asking people their first bench. It is all made up in my head.

Really should've played football in high school

 

[Chintuck22]

Why is so many thread unanswered, did forum died?

My first bench was 60kg, i believe it's normal and i am skinny as fuck

 

[Deleted member 8576]

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[Deleted member 7651]

1 rep?

 

[ShowerMaxxing]

First bench should be 60kg+ or it's over. Got a fat friend 120kg 6ft 1 struggled to bench 50kg for 1 rep. Man was giving form tips to some other bros too jfl

 

[Babushkacatlady]

BS. If you're sedentary you're gonna have a weak first bench no matter your T levels (so long as you are natural). The only exception is if you're fat, since you'd have more muscle mass from just being fat.

 

[patricknodixon]

I couldn't even bench the bar when I started

 

[Deleted member 7192]

My first bench was 95lb. Not bad, but pretty shit. My friend's first bench was 75. His doctor told him he has low t level.
The first bench says a lot about you. Whether you played sports as a kid, if you did pushups at home often, your genetic prowess. That first bench in high school determines the man you will be. If it's low, you are going to lose confidence before it began and stay like that forever. 95lb is average(not a good thing if you think about 80/20), but your fate is up to you. If you continue working out, you will probably go over the 800lb club to overcompensate.
If it's 135. Congratulations son, you made it. Even if you never work out again, it's a great confidence boost throughout life knowing your natural form is strong. Most who continue in fitness will continue as athletes focusing on agility and speed over strength because they don't have that insecurity.

This post is baloney and what I think of the first bench. There is no anecdotal data because I don't go around asking people their first bench. It is all made up in my head.

Really should've played football in high school

If I could afford LA fitness my first bench would def not be anything lower than 100 LB's and I'm a skinny fat cuck

 

[blueeyeswhitedrgon]

I repped 135 as my first bench

 

[Deleted member 12270]

My first bench was 185lbs x 4 @ 143lbs, but I could do 30 one arm push-ups in one go each hand from doing only push-ups all quarantine lol