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11-20-2022 , 01:11 PM
people suggesting Allan training is a little ridiculous, obviously he shouldn't train at all for this bet, newbie gains go up way too quickly, he'd be up to like 125-135 pounds in no time if he gives it just a little effort
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11-20-2022 , 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by JonnyA
https://twitter.com/AllenKessler/sta...60764612272128

Seems easy win for Allen. IIRC, 1 push-up is something like 60% of your body weight, so if he weights 200 lbs, he should be able to bench almost 120 lbs.
he's 5'10 and doesn't seem fat, I doubt he's 200lbs, prob more like 160-170?
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11-20-2022 , 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MastaAces
i'm not disputing it but i'd like to see the source of this claim.
I think it depends somewhat on form, etc. and it doesn't translate perfectly since you use slightly different muscles.

https://betterme.world/articles/push...s-bench-press/

"According to Harvard Medical School, when doing a regular pushup, you end up lifting about 50 percent to 75 percent of your body weight with this number largely depending on your weight and body shape. If you were to modify this workout and do an inclined push up or one on your knees instead, you would end up lifting anywhere between 36 percent to 45 percent of your body weight.

On the other hand, Livestrong.com states that while doing a regular press-up, you support 69.16 percent of your body weight in the up position of a push-up, and 75.04 percent in the down position. If you were to modify this and do the simple knee variation, the number drops to you lifting 53.56 percent of your body weight in the up position and 61.8 percent of the same in the down position."
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11-20-2022 , 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by MastaAces
true, but at the same time, knowledge of what exact target he needs to hit gives chainsaw an advantage.

this prop bet better be video recorded!
Correct, it would be good to incorporate a strategy element for Chainsaw
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11-20-2022 , 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Xenoblade
he's 5'10 and doesn't seem fat, I doubt he's 200lbs, prob more like 160-170?
I googled and apparently he's been weighed before for a prop bet and was 180lbs. This was 3 years ago, so might have added a bit of weight, but probably still close.
https://www.pokernews.com/news/2019/...93%20179%20lbs!
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11-20-2022 , 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by madlex
Everyone is talking about Chainsaw training for this. Imagine Melissa shows up at the event with Joey Chestnut in her corner and passes 100 nuggets within the first 10 minutes
Yes she can also “train” but Chainsaw can improve by a much greater %.
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11-20-2022 , 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Xenoblade
people suggesting Allan training is a little ridiculous, obviously he shouldn't train at all for this bet, newbie gains go up way too quickly, he'd be up to like 125-135 pounds in no time if he gives it just a little effort
Suggesting a stipulation to the bet that he cannot train? Seems unenforceable.

If it’s unfair that he can train because he would gain too rapidly (which is true) then the bet needs to go off very soon.
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11-20-2022 , 05:40 PM
yeah I just looked up and seen that 1 push up was 64% of body weight, he has done 2 although form wasn't great, if he's 180lbs then 64% would put it at 115lbs, given he managed to do 2 of them I'm thinking O/U line is prob around 120-125, that strikes me as a lot of nuggets for a 5'3 woman even if she has a very unusual appetite
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11-20-2022 , 05:51 PM
If it does go off I hope she does it at home. Can imagine a nice family at the next table trying to enjoy their meal but then have to endure a poker player gagging in between every nugget eaten from 100 to 125
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11-20-2022 , 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Xenoblade
yeah I just looked up and seen that 1 push up was 64% of body weight, he has done 2 although form wasn't great, if he's 180lbs then 64% would put it at 115lbs, given he managed to do 2 of them I'm thinking O/U line is prob around 120-125, that strikes me as a lot of nuggets for a 5'3 woman even if she has a very unusual appetite
there is no way he is gonna bench 125
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11-20-2022 , 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Eskaborr
there is no way he is gonna bench 125
Agreed, I think at most he would be able to handle in next month is 100, that’s basically 25s on each end
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11-20-2022 , 09:34 PM
Is there anything on how long Melissa has to keep the nuggets down? There should be a time limit stipulation of the full hour +X number of minutes that she has to keep them down. If not, there would be nothing stopping her from literally eating herself sick.
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11-20-2022 , 10:34 PM
this is somewhat relevant and 100% ridiculous so i have to share it:
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Originally Posted by JonnyA
I think it depends somewhat on form, etc. and it doesn't translate perfectly since you use slightly different muscles.

https://betterme.world/articles/push...s-bench-press/

"According to Harvard Medical School, when doing a regular pushup, you end up lifting about 50 percent to 75 percent of your body weight with this number largely depending on your weight and body shape. If you were to modify this workout and do an inclined push up or one on your knees instead, you would end up lifting anywhere between 36 percent to 45 percent of your body weight.

On the other hand, Livestrong.com states that while doing a regular press-up, you support 69.16 percent of your body weight in the up position of a push-up, and 75.04 percent in the down position. If you were to modify this and do the simple knee variation, the number drops to you lifting 53.56 percent of your body weight in the up position and 61.8 percent of the same in the down position."
i'll never be interested nor smart enough to ever figure out how **** like this is calculated. i'll take the word of whomever seems confident, i guess.

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Originally Posted by ScotchOnDaRocks
Yes she can also “train” but Chainsaw can improve by a much greater %.
i'm not sure this is true. i've followed competitive eaters on youtube since i realized i had no life... there's definitely techniques and methods to vastly improve.

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Originally Posted by Eskaborr
there is no way he is gonna bench 125
i tend to agree.

i'm curious how this prop bet was conceived. anyone? bueller?
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11-20-2022 , 10:36 PM
Why would you ever want to eat 80+ nuggets in an hour and stream it/tell anyone you did this
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11-20-2022 , 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by GazzyB123
Why would you ever want to eat 80+ nuggets in an hour and stream it/tell anyone you did this
to win a bet. if you are afraid to tell your friends or a stranger you ate X nuggets you should likely work up some self esteem and/or tell your "friends" to **** off.
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11-20-2022 , 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by MastaAces
to win a bet. if you are afraid to tell your friends or a stranger you ate X nuggets you should likely work up some self esteem and/or tell your "friends" to **** off.
Yes but I think she’s done it before just to do it, no money
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11-20-2022 , 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by MastaAces
this is somewhat relevant and 100% ridiculous so i have to share it:
Spoiler:



i'll never be interested nor smart enough to ever figure out how **** like this is calculated. i'll take the word of whomever seems confident, i guess.


i'm not sure this is true. i've followed competitive eaters on youtube since i realized i had no life... there's definitely techniques and methods to vastly improve.


i tend to agree.

i'm curious how this prop bet was conceived. anyone? bueller?
Yes you are right, maybe nuggets will be soaking in water and she makes a smoothie lol

I might be liking her side more and more
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11-20-2022 , 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by ScotchOnDaRocks
Yes but I think she’s done it before just to do it, no money


r/firstworldanarchists
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11-20-2022 , 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MastaAces
lol
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11-21-2022 , 11:28 AM
Loser to get their head shaved
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11-21-2022 , 11:48 AM
lol chainsaw. weakest adult. if he can't bench 60 lbs, can he even hold a chainsaw?
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11-22-2022 , 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Xenoblade
people suggesting Allan training is a little ridiculous, obviously he shouldn't train at all for this bet, newbie gains go up way too quickly, he'd be up to like 125-135 pounds in no time if he gives it just a little effort
I don't know that this is true when you're 60 years old. Something all the gymbros in this thread should remember as they use how fast they made their gainz in their 20s as a frame of reference.
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11-22-2022 , 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Punker
I don't know that this is true when you're 60 years old. Something all the gymbros in this thread should remember as they use how fast they made their gainz in their 20s as a frame of reference.
it still holds true although the progression would def be slower than a 20 yr old
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11-22-2022 , 02:20 PM
Are these Mcdonald's chicken nuggets? Are the size of the chicken nuggets specified?
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11-22-2022 , 03:13 PM
Chainsaw normal meal is a bowl of cereal, plain hamburger and order of french fries.
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