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Joshua Chen

@juke_jym

3 years ago

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Posted On: March 7th 2024, 07:25 pm

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Finally joined the 1000lb club!

Current PRs:
Bench - 285lbs
Deadlift - 425lbs
Squat- 305lbs

#gym #gymmotivation #benchpress #squat #deadlifts #swolepatrol #fitnessmotivation #fitness #explore

Comments (8)

yas_l1

3 years ago

yas_l1

Slow down kid, you are getting too big! 😂

thecalebchen

3 years ago

thecalebchen

WOW BIG BOY IS BIGGG

thebisayakid

3 years ago

thebisayakid

🔥🔥🔥🔥

saraahrayee

3 years ago

saraahrayee

LFGGG 🙌🙌🙌

minhstagram7

3 years ago

minhstagram7

You big strong beast powerful man you

lindel.ambrose

3 years ago

lindel.ambrose

noice

just.tri.nate

3 years ago

just.tri.nate

😮👏👏👏

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