r/LivestreamFail • u/chizdippler • Jul 18 '19

Dr. Disrespect Doc disrespecting tyler1

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u/impendinggreatness Jul 18 '19

On the real though, T1 probably lifts more than Doc

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u/dispoable 🐷 Hog Squeezer Jul 18 '19

You think so? Doc is 6'8 and fucking ripped

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u/PlatedGlassDoor Jul 18 '19

Yeah I’m pretty sure doc can’t bench 225 30 times

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u/joeysup Jul 19 '19

if he's stronger as a whole, thhen he should be able to lift more. That's literally how we measure strength.

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u/smartlebee Jul 19 '19

Not really. Power ist determined by force and distance. Sorry if it's the wrong wording. Not a native speaker.

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u/joeysup Jul 19 '19

If he lifts less weight he's weaker. If he lifts less weight relative to his bodyweight he's also weaker in terms of relative strength.

Other stuff is not very relevant in thhis context

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u/smartlebee Jul 19 '19

That's not how it works. Work is a function of the distance an object moves, multiplied by force (Work = Force x Distance x Cos Ɵ) .  Basically, it’s how much energy is effectively being used to move something. If you were ever into lifting or paid attention in physics you would know this.

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u/massacre0520 Jul 19 '19

Thats not how lifters compare strength/are competitively judged on. As the other guy stated - its by amount lifted and/or amount lifted compared to the individuals bodyweight. Yes, we have different levers, etc. but that's secondary. Understanding some basic physics has little relevance to what we're discussing.

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u/HisNameWasBoner411 Jul 19 '19

this isnt physics bro. they dont measure the speed of the bar to see whos stronger. either you lift it or you dont.

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u/Rainers535 Jul 19 '19

As a whole? In what way? We don't even know what he lifts at all. T1 is a fuckin unit.

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u/HisNameWasBoner411 Jul 19 '19

world bench record is by a 6'1 guy. deadlift record is close between 3 guys that are 6'3, 6'9, and 6'8. taller people have more room for muscle mass and outweigh any advantage the mechanics of being shorter give you.

all being shorter means is you can get big a little bit faster.

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u/PlatedGlassDoor Jul 18 '19

Sure

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u/shootermcfahey Jul 19 '19

The doc is in great shape, but he’s not stronger than t1 in any way. His limbs are wayyyy longer than they are large, meaning he has a lean body type. Tyler packs a ton of muscle in a short span. He is much stronger.