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@sarahannxo I dont "WANT" anything. Just seeing if other lifters who know they lift big, get impressed by others who lift less. I don't want to impress or unimpress anyone. Just seeing what coaches and other lifters see when they see someone lift smaller or bigger compared to others their size...

@sarahannxo Honestly, if they are of approximate size lifting similar numbers, no. Same size or smaller lifting bigger, yes. But is that fair?

@johnny7oak I stated my reasoning for why I included the information that I was criticized for including. It was objectively passive aggressive. Thanks for the advice .

@c2coldsteel06 Correct, I haven't had a substantial break in lifting, but also haven't been pushing myself when I am lifting. Taking a break from CF, my olympic lifting coach has had me working on power movements, so I will say admittedly, I've been lifting lighter for the last two months.

@c2coldsteel06 I can see how it looks like I'm fishing for compliments. I just included information I thought might be asked. Max clean was the 305(ish) pounds. I dont remember what fractional plates I was using, so I don't have an exact weight. For the sake of brevity, 300lbs.

@c2coldsteel06 Interesting. I could argue differently, but. Thanks for you opinion, sorry for the unnecessary information.

@c2coldsteel06 I was trying to make it apparent I don't have the time to fully dedicate myself to getting bigger and my outside time consumers are both sedentary and active..Didn't mean to give you ammo for passive aggressive insults. As for the 305ish, it was over a year ago, I can't remember...

Took a break from CF to focus on the Snatch and Clean lifts. - Snatch= 215lbs -Clean = 305ish - C&J = 250lbs - Age 31 (male) -Law School student and bartender - Weight = 185lbs (5'9") I wanna lift bigger, but due to time and poor nutrition consistency, I know it'll be easier said than done...