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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2008 17:46:53 GMT -5
HEY FOLKS MY NAME IS BJ HARPER FROM DADEVILLE ALABAMA. I COMPETE IN THE 148 PD DIVISION. I HAVE BEEN COMPETING FOR ABOUT 2 YEARS. I HOLD 2 STATE AND WORLD RECORDS IN THE SPF. I AM THE # 1 RANKED 148ER IN THE SPF AND # 4 RANKED BY POWERLIFTING WATCH. MY GOAL IS TO BE THE ABSOLUTE BEST 148ER IN THE WORLD AND NOTHING OR NO ONE IS GOING TO STAND IN MY WAY OF ACHIEVING THAT GOAL.
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Post by nealdreisig on Aug 4, 2008 14:07:14 GMT -5
A little bit about me since I failed to do so before.
I am a 24 year old construction engineer working out of Chicago, currently living in MS.
I have been power benching for about 4 years. I lift for the sport, health, prestige and mutual encouragement.
I compete in the 148lb class, hold multiple National and State Titles in Bench Press and love competition
Best competition bench: 325lb @ 147lb. ~ Raw Unity Meet 2008
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Post by Deleted on Aug 4, 2008 19:30:20 GMT -5
THIS IS TO NEAL DREISIG..... IF U LOVE COMPETITION UR GONA WANA MARRY ME BECAUSE IM BRINGING IT ON OCTOBER 4TH AT WORLDS....
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Post by Bud Lyte on Aug 4, 2008 22:34:33 GMT -5
Neal, I'll call you this week before I head out for RMMA 7. It would be great to have more team members in the Chicago area.  A little bit about me since I failed to do so before. I am a 24 year old construction engineer working out of Chicago, currently living in MS. I have been power benching for about 4 years. I lift for the sport, health, prestige and mutual encouragement. I compete in the 148lb class, hold multiple National and State Titles in Bench Press and love competition Best competition bench: 325lb @ 147lb. ~ Raw Unity Meet 2008 |
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Post by jeffwilson on Aug 7, 2008 12:35:12 GMT -5
Welcome aboard Neal 325 @ 148 is a very impressive number. Are you planning on starting a log? Because I, for one, would like to see what your training consists of to be able to hit that big of a bench. A little bit about me since I failed to do so before. I am a 24 year old construction engineer working out of Chicago, currently living in MS. I have been power benching for about 4 years. I lift for the sport, health, prestige and mutual encouragement. I compete in the 148lb class, hold multiple National and State Titles in Bench Press and love competition Best competition bench: 325lb @ 147lb. ~ Raw Unity Meet 2008 |
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Post by ambersuter on Aug 7, 2008 14:50:45 GMT -5
Hey BJ! Glad to see ya made it to BMF!
Welcome Neal! Have you lifted in other federations besides Raw Unity? I'd like to invite you to check out the SPF if you haven't already. Our federation is 10 years old and is For the Lifter, By the Lifter oriented and has a strong standing in the south and moving more north and central US as we speak with more state chairman's being appointed this year. The competition is tough and is a great motivator. We strongly promote BMF as it strongly promotes SPF. Glad to see you here and send Bud a pm about getting a training log set up for you.
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Post by tophogtuck on Aug 7, 2008 15:55:16 GMT -5
Welcome Neal, I would like to invite you to come over to the SPF and do some lifting.I would like to say you have some Crazy Strong Raw numbers at 148 i hope to see you soon in the SPF. I welcome you to BMF please post your workouts I"m sure everyone would like to read them.
TOPHOGTUCK
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Post by nealdreisig on Aug 7, 2008 16:05:29 GMT -5
I appreciate all the encouragement from you all as that is what powerlifting is all about, mutual encouragement.
I plan on lifting in the SPF World Meet this Oct. As long as I can stay healthy I hope to do well.
I would be happy to post a lifting log, we are all in this together right?
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Post by DannyAguirre on Aug 7, 2008 17:56:17 GMT -5
Neal, welcome aboard!! I was there at the Raw Unity meet with a young lifter I trained and we'll both be at SPF worlds. Look forward to seeing you again then!
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Post by ambersuter on Aug 8, 2008 6:28:13 GMT -5
I appreciate all the encouragement from you all as that is what powerlifting is all about, mutual encouragement. I plan on lifting in the SPF World Meet this Oct. As long as I can stay healthy I hope to do well. I would be happy to post a lifting log, we are all in this together right? You'll do great! Glad to hear you're coming. Most of us will all be there, so let us know if you need anything. And yes, we're a team and have each other's backs. Definately all in this together. I want to see everyone else succeed as much as I want for my own success. BMF Rocks! We've got to show everybody that and it'll take all of us together to do it, not just one man (or woman  ) |
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Post by nealdreisig on Aug 8, 2008 13:30:16 GMT -5
I appreciate it all. I will let you know if I need anything. Also, I will work on posting a log soon. Take care all.
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Post by robyn on Aug 8, 2008 14:04:37 GMT -5
Welcome Neil...looking forward to seeing you lift in October!
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Post by jamiemcdougal on Aug 9, 2008 18:25:02 GMT -5
Name: Jamie McDougal
Occupation: Strength & Conditioning Coach, Athletic Trainer and Own Fitness Center "Back 2 Basics, Home of the Top Hogs"
Location: Russellville, AR
Hobbies: Wrestling with my 3 kids, training athletes to be the best they can, and of course powerlifting
Previous accomplishments: 3 years active military U.S. Army 1990-1993 during Desert Storm, (We owe our freedom to our armed forces!) #1 NASA Powersports athlete from August 2005-March 2008 but just had to move on to what was a better change for the Top Hogs and myself and the answer was SPF and Jesse Rodgers, Competed with the most dominat powersports team in NASA history from 2004-2008 (They were already dominating years before I joined the team) Bench Press- 435 raw @188 424 raw @180, Deadlift- 617 raw @183 600 raw @180 @, Squat 473 raw @183, Curl- 181 raw @180. Training lifts- Bench Press 405x4, 315x15, 225x28 Deadlift- 550x5, 500x8, 405x15,
Goals: Raw Bench Press 435@180 455@190 475@198
Raw Deadlift 615@180 635@190 650@198
Raw Squat 475@180, 500@190, 525@198
Bench Press Bodyweight for reps x 50!
Represent Top Hogs, SPF, BMF Sports and APT to the best of my ability. I WANT TO BE ON THE BMF PRO BENCH PRESS TEAM AND I WILL TRAIN MY ASS OFF TO REACH THAT GOAL!
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Post by jeffwilson on Aug 10, 2008 12:18:27 GMT -5
Wow Jamie - those are some serious numbers. Welcome aboard, it certainly looks like you've got a lot to offer in the world of strength sports Name: Jamie McDougal Occupation: Strength & Conditioning Coach, Athletic Trainer and Own Fitness Center "Back 2 Basics, Home of the Top Hogs" Location: Russellville, AR Hobbies: Wrestling with my 3 kids, training athletes to be the best they can, and of course powerlifting Previous accomplishments: 3 years active military U.S. Army 1990-1993 during Desert Storm, (We owe our freedom to our armed forces!) #1 NASA Powersports athlete from August 2005-March 2008 but just had to move on to what was a better change for the Top Hogs and myself and the answer was SPF and Jesse Rodgers, Competed with the most dominat powersports team in NASA history from 2004-2008 (They were already dominating years before I joined the team) Bench Press- 435 raw @188 424 raw @180, Deadlift- 617 raw @183 600 raw @180 @, Squat 473 raw @183, Curl- 181 raw @180. Training lifts- Bench Press 405x4, 315x15, 225x28 Deadlift- 550x5, 500x8, 405x15, Goals: Raw Bench Press 435@180 455@190 475@198 Raw Deadlift 615@180 635@190 650@198 Raw Squat 475@180, 500@190, 525@198 Bench Press Bodyweight for reps x 50! Represent Top Hogs, SPF, BMF Sports and APT to the best of my ability. I WANT TO BE ON THE BMF PRO BENCH PRESS TEAM AND I WILL TRAIN MY ASS OFF TO REACH THAT GOAL! |
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