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Alex Hormozi

Co-founder of Acquisition.com and founder of Gym Launch

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6 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.

Alex Hormozi squat

Alex Hormozi's recorded squat is 405 lb × 9. Source date: 2015-08-14. The recorded effort was a max or PR. The source at muscleandstrength.com gives this mark. Source type: self-reported.

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Gym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

Calculated estimate: estimated max 527 lb for one rep, from the recorded set. Formula and limits.

Source quote and limits
“lifetime PR is 405x9”

Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)

Date is the original publication date; the workout dates are unknown. The page was updated June 13, 2020. The article uses pounds for weight and names barbell bench press and barbell back squat in its program. Earlier lifetime squat PR after a peaking cycle. This is distinct from the later three sets of eight. Exact date unknown.

  1. 2015

    • Squat405 lb × 9

      Max or PRGym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

      Own post, muscleandstrength.com2015-08-14

      Quote and details
      “lifetime PR is 405x9”

      Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)

    • Squat315 lb

      Effort unknownGym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

      Own post, muscleandstrength.com2015-08-14

      Quote and details
      “Squat 315 405 (3x8)”

      Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)Bodyweight 202 lb

    • Squat405 lb × 8

      Working setGym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

      Own post, muscleandstrength.com2015-08-14

      Quote and details
      “405 (3x8)”

      Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)Bodyweight 237 lb

Alex Hormozi bench press

Alex Hormozi's recorded bench press is 305 lb × 7. Source date: 2015-08-14. This was a working set. The source at muscleandstrength.com gives this mark. Source type: self-reported.

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Gym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

Calculated estimate: at least about 376 lb for one rep, from the recorded set. Formula and limits.

Source quote and limits
“305 (7x7)”

Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)

Date is the original publication date; the workout dates are unknown. The page was updated June 13, 2020. The article uses pounds for weight and names barbell bench press and barbell back squat in its program. End-of-program table gives 305 for 7 sets of 7. One seven-rep set is stored. Bodyweight 237 is from the same table.

  1. 2015

    • Bench press245 lb × 5

      Working setGym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

      Own post, muscleandstrength.com2015-08-14

      Quote and details
      “245 (7x5)”

      Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)Bodyweight 202 lb

    • Bench press305 lb × 7

      Working setGym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

      Own post, muscleandstrength.com2015-08-14

      Quote and details
      “305 (7x7)”

      Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)Bodyweight 237 lb

Alex Hormozi deadlift

Alex Hormozi's recorded deadlift is 500 lb. Source date: 2015-08-14. The effort is unknown. The source at muscleandstrength.com gives this mark. Source type: self-reported.

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Gym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

Source quote and limits
“I've pulled 500 in my deadlift”

Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)

Date is the original publication date; the workout dates are unknown. The page was updated June 13, 2020. The article uses pounds for weight and names barbell bench press and barbell back squat in its program. Earlier completed deadlift; exact date unknown. The article says this lift was not trained or tested during the six-week program.

  1. 2015

    • Deadlift500 lb

      Effort unknownGym owner; reported six-week training experiment or earlier best

      Own post, muscleandstrength.com2015-08-14

      Quote and details
      “I've pulled 500 in my deadlift”

      Alex Hormozi Gained 35lbs in 6 Weeks Naturally (Here's How)