Scooter's Massive Feats of Strength

[scooter1369]

Lower body? how about upperbody? He is just huge, I'm sure once he gets moving he looks like a bus coming to some of those db's. He could be scary good next year

While upper body is imprtant too, lower body is where you need it most for driving off the ball. There is a reason I was throwing around 800 pounds with each leg on the leg press in highschool. I was 5'10 180 playing left guard. I needed the leg strength to just stand the bigger guys up.

 

[buckeyefool]

While upper body is imprtant too, lower body is where you need it most for driving off the ball. There is a reason I was throwing around 800 pounds with each leg on the leg press in highschool. I was 5'10 180 playing left guard. I needed the leg strength to just stand the bigger guys up.

No I wasn't saying that his legs power wasn't impressive. I was just saying that he just seems to keep getting bigger...again, like I said next year he could be scary good.

 

[Oneshot]

While upper body is imprtant too, lower body is where you need it most for driving off the ball. There is a reason I was throwing around 800 pounds with each leg on the leg press in highschool. I was 5'10 180 playing left guard. I needed the leg strength to just stand the bigger guys up.

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN SON! You must have tree trunks.

By the way, how many years have you been waiting for the opportunity to tell the world that?

 

[scooter1369]

Anyone who has seen me in shorts, makes a comment on my calf muscles. They have shrunk over the last fifteen years though.

 

[jimotis4heisman]

While upper body is imprtant too, lower body is where you need it most for driving off the ball. There is a reason I was throwing around 800 pounds with each leg on the leg press in highschool. I was 5'10 180 playing left guard. I needed the leg strength to just stand the bigger guys up.

1600lbs leg press at 180. if thats true holy shit son.

 

[scooter1369]

Let me clarify. I would put 800 pounds on the press, lift it and then set the balls of my feet on the edge of the foot plate. I'd drop one leg, and lift the press with my calf muscle by flexing my ankle. Kind of reverse tiptoe. One leg at a time, three sets of 10.

Coach Stanley just stood there in awe.

And no, it didn't make me a great football player. Just a servicable left guard.