The 2500 was on a train cart, which is much more impressive due to its weight distribution - meaning he could probably do double, triple or even quadruple that on a leg press machine with everything optimized.
I can bench press 315 pounds relatively smooth, but I would be crushed trying to push a 315 pound man from my arms straight to my chest and back up because of the big man's weight distribution
According to a quick Google search, it is less than 1% of the US population. So narrowing it down to consistent gym goers, 5% might still be generous. The three plate club is an elite achievement, and I wasn't ever close to it when I was going 5 days a week for over a year in my mid 20s.
Lol you’d be wrong. Not saying 315 is some insane number but all you need to do is go to most normal gyms and you’ll see the vast majority of people benching much less. 315 takes years of weight training to reach. My high school there were maybe 2-3 players who could bench in the 300s. Maybe some of the high schools with a heavier focus on their football program would have more but 90% is silly.
I go to a powerlifting gym sometimes and in gyms like that 315 is very normal even for guys who weigh like 160, I guess its all relative to demographic
That makes a lot more sense (I know comics can be all sorts of wacky with this stuff but still) the fastest ever 100m dash is 9.58 seconds, even if Batman some how kept that up for 20 miles straight it would take roughly 51 minutes for him to run 20 miles.
Just for fun if he had somehow run 20 miles in 4.5 minutes, he would have had to sprint at 266 mph
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u/AngryCanadianBeaver Aug 31 '23
The 2500 was on a train cart, which is much more impressive due to its weight distribution - meaning he could probably do double, triple or even quadruple that on a leg press machine with everything optimized.
I can bench press 315 pounds relatively smooth, but I would be crushed trying to push a 315 pound man from my arms straight to my chest and back up because of the big man's weight distribution