Are you involved in it? If so, how does it differ from weightlifting (the sport). Its not clear from the two wiki articles as the powerlifting one indicates it resembles weighlifting, but the weightlifting one says they are different.
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Are you involved in it? If so, how does it differ from weightlifting (the sport). Its not clear from the two wiki articles as the powerlifting one indicates it resembles weighlifting, but the weightlifting one says they are different.
Are you involved in it? If so, how does it differ from weightlifting (the sport). Its not clear from the two wiki articles as the powerlifting one indicates it resembles weighlifting, but the weightlifting one says they are different.
In comparison with powerlifting which tests limit strength (with or without lifting aids), weightlifting tests ballistic limits (explosive strength) with smaller weights such that the lifts must be executed more quickly and with more mobility because of a greater range of motion during the lifts.
I'm just confused at the whole situation... It's illegal for felons to own weapons... maybe the mugger was an off duty cop?
So a friend of mine was walking a girl home in a shady part of town and on his way back someone approached him and demanded his wallet... he grabbed the guys arm and was about to beat his ass (he's a powerlifter) when the guy put a gun to his head and told him to let go. Needless to say he surrendered his wallet, and followed the assailant's commands to walk away without turning around.
I'm just confused at the whole situation... It's illegal for felons to own weapons, and illegal for civilians (in this state) to carry them outside of their home or car. I mean, maybe the mugger was an off duty cop? That has to be it... or maybe he had a non-resident CCW license from another state and he forgot that it's illegal to carry in Illinois...
It would have been sweet if my friend had a knife and stabbed the guy in the neck.
So a friend of mine was walking a girl home in a shady part of town and on his way back someone approached him and demanded his wallet... he grabbed the guys arm and was about to beat his ass (he's a powerlifter) when the guy put a gun to his head and told him to let go. Needless to say he surrendered his wallet, and followed the assailant's commands to walk away without turning around.
I'm just confused at the whole situation... It's illegal for felons to own weapons, and illegal for civilians (in this state) to carry them outside of their home or car. I mean, maybe the mugger was an off duty cop? That has to be it... or maybe he had a non-resident CCW license from another state and he forgot that it's illegal to carry in Illinois...
It would have been sweet if my friend had a knife and stabbed the guy in the neck.