80+ pounds gained from season to season.

[riverrat]

I went from 5'10 150 to 6'2 225 between my freshman and sophomore year same range the poster is talking about. I was the same height and 240 when I graduated So no major college offers but had a great time.

[Everyrepcounts]

I remember very well the excitement I felt after a full offseason in the weight room before my sophmore year. I did the math and thought it totally reasonable to assume a 500lb bench press was in order as a senior, based on the rate of growth I had seen. Oh, how foolish we can be. Not even close.

[PowerSweep]

Typically... 20-25 lbs between freshman and sophomore year. 15-20 lbs between sophomore and junior year and 10-15 lbs. between junior and senior year. This would be a very general average based on my experiences.

[SpaceCowboy]

I had a similar but smaller gain between my junior and senior seasons. 5'7" - 185 lbs. to 5'10" - 235 lbs. To go with the height increase my legs got huge (600 lb squat as a Senior) and my shoulders widened considerably. Unforunately, I didn't get any faster.

[mykidsdad]

Heck Yeah it's normal, started happening to me when I reached 40!

[FootballMania]

WoW, why dont you just come out and say what you really mean... this seems to be an undercover way to point fingers and draw attention to someone that may/maynot be using P.I.D.

Wow, what an dummy. Read my post, I said that I got this off a total different site. Nothing to do with anyone that I know. It caught my attention when I read it, I thought it was a bit much but asked for other opinions. It could be many different things including a health issue, or yes maybe even some P.I.D.

[noonesfool]

How much did his waist increase and we can judge much better than height and arms. If not much waist increase then phenominal.

[BatmanDB]

I went from 240 my sophomore year to 310 my junior some of it was muscle and some fat never roided though i got 2 inches taller too so who knows

You must be the one their talking about.I guess the question is answered

[what0it0is]

I wouldnt say its impossible. I went from 175 my sophomore year to 230 my junior year and all i did was drink a protein shake every night and worked out the next day. If you did that and took say Creatine or N.O. Explode i dont see why you couldnt gain 80 pounds in an off season.

[toinemac]

Toinemac, did you have substantial strength gains?

 

Yea about 100 on my bench max and a couple hundred on my squat i had an injured knee prior so i was working out like crazy to try and get back on the field

 

You must be the one their talking about.I guess the question is answered

 

No i graduated like 6 years ago man i have no idea who they are talking about

[BatmanDB]

Yea about 100 on my bench max and a couple hundred on my squat i had an injured knee prior so i was working out like crazy to try and get back on the field

 

 

 

No i graduated like 6 years ago man i have no idea who they are talking about

Well,you proved that hard work and dedication will pay off.A lot of kids don't put the work in and their family looks for excuses to why their kid is not as big or good in athletics.Most people are smart enough to stay away from illegal drugs because they will test you.Thats one of the first things our coaches will tell kids.I knew one of my boys would get checked because he was 185 and would bench 300 for 10 plus reps at 16 years old.He was like yourself.working while others were looking for that excuse

[STARSNBARS]

Eye nose thiz gal on a plan whur 80 pound a seesun ain't no problum...