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Re: Human Average and Superlative

by gleichman <fox1_217@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 30, 2007 at 08:36 AM

On Jul 30, 9:51 am, "Nicole Massey" <ny...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> What is the average amount a normal average human being is expected to
lift?
> I'm looking for expectations for lifting to the chest, lifting over
head,
> and bench pressing, and possibly a leg lift total. I'd also like to know
the
> levels of these things required for admission into the Olympics, the
> standard I've set for the 100th percentile in the system. (Yes, I know
> people perform better than that, but scores over 100 are possible in the
> system)
>
> I could also use thoughts on the average and superlative agility
markers.

It would be interesting to get a hold of such information, but in the
past I've found it difficult to find and of questionable value due to
differences by nation (even region), age group, ***, use of
'enchancement', and date (later two are heavy influences on Olympic
information).

Agility is even worse than strength as it much harder to measure.

Even so, such things attempts to measure values like this are made, a
trip to one of the better college libraries should turn something up.
I would think a health club would have strength information available
to allow them to bench mark training results.

Is this information for a rpg design or something else? If the former,
I'd suggest that it would be a very rare case indeed that much in the
way of specific information would be required.
 




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Human Average and Superlative
"Nicole Massey"  2007-07-30 09:51:03 
Re: Human Average and Superlative
gleichman <fox1_217@[E  2007-07-30 08:36:00 
Re: Human Average and Superlative
"Nicole Massey"  2007-07-30 12:27:39 
Re: Human Average and Superlative
gleichman <fox1_217@[E  2007-07-30 11:21:13 
Re: Human Average and Superlative
"Nicole Massey"  2007-07-30 18:54:13 
Re: Human Average and Superlative
Richard Vickery <Richa  2007-07-31 11:21:44 
Re: Human Average and Superlative
psychohist <psychohist  2007-08-05 18:49:52 
Re: Human Average and Superlative
"gleichman" <  2007-08-07 06:39:12 

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