Anthony Edwards

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Anthony Edwards

Minnesota Timberwolves All-Star guard and 2020 NBA first overall draft pick

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

Anthony Edwards vertical jump

Anthony Edwards's recorded vertical jump is 42 in. Performance date: 2019-06. Age at the time: 17 (youth record). This was an official test. The source at ajc.com gives this mark. Source type: interview. Confidence is medium.

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Georgia summer strength testing · Incoming Georgia freshman; coach Tom Crean reports team testing

Source quote and limits
“he jumped 42 inches”

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Crean reported this recent test on the Thursday SEC coaches teleconference, described in the June 28, 2019 article. June 2019 is used; the exact test day is unknown. The source gives 42 inches, converted to 106.68 cm. Standing versus approach jump is not specified. Later sources repeat other vertical heights; those are separate held leads until their test context can be checked.

  1. 2019

    • Vertical jump42 in

      Official testYouth recordIncoming Georgia freshman; coach Tom Crean reports team testing

      Trainer said, ajc.com2019-06 · age 17medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “he jumped 42 inches”

      UGA strength coaches ‘never seen anything’ like Anthony ‘Antman’ EdwardsGeorgia summer strength testing

Anthony Edwards bench press

Anthony Edwards's recorded bench press is 275 lb. Performance date: 2019. Age at the time: 17–18. The effort is unknown. The source at canishoopus.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

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Georgia arrival at age 17; coach Tom Crean’s video described in news

Source quote and limits
“bench pressed 275 lbs”

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The opened article reports the completed lift in a video shared by Georgia coach Tom Crean. Reps, maximum status and spotter assistance are not described. No social platform was fetched. Date is the May 6, 2020 source date because the exact lift date is not stated; the narrative places it earlier, on his arrival at Georgia at age 17. Bodyweight is empty because the article’s 225 lb figure describes him at age 18. The player is distinct from the actor with the same name at data/people/anthony-edwards-actor.json. The opened May 20, 2025 Yardbarker report also describes the same 275 lb lift and is not a second record. Age 17 on arrival at Georgia (born August 5, 2001) places the lift in summer 2019.

  1. 2019

    • Bench press275 lb

      Effort unknownGeorgia arrival at age 17; coach Tom Crean’s video described in news

      News report, canishoopus.com2019 · age 17–18medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “bench pressed 275 lbs”

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Anthony Edwards Stationary bike sprint: half mile

Anthony Edwards's recorded Stationary bike sprint: half mile is 50 s. Performance date: 2019-06. Age at the time: 17 (youth record). This was an official test. The source at ajc.com gives this mark. Source type: interview. Confidence is medium.

Georgia summer strength testing · Incoming Georgia freshman; seated bike sprint after a full workout

Source quote and limits
“he gets it in 50 seconds”

UGA strength coaches ‘never seen anything’ like Anthony ‘Antman’ Edwards

Crean describes the team half-mile stationary-bike test and says Edwards remained seated. The June 28, 2019 article reports the recent summer workout; June 2019 is used because the exact test day is unknown. Bike model and resistance setting are not stated. This machine result is kept separate from road cycling.

  1. 2019

    • Stationary bike sprint: half mile50 s

      Official testYouth recordIncoming Georgia freshman; seated bike sprint after a full workout

      Trainer said, ajc.com2019-06 · age 17medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “he gets it in 50 seconds”

      UGA strength coaches ‘never seen anything’ like Anthony ‘Antman’ EdwardsGeorgia summer strength testing

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