Posting some numbers

[Kuanball]

I've been at it for about a month and haven't recorded anything so far.

Here's my results from 1 month of work. @ body weight 300 lbs, and hieght 6'8", 31 yrs old (300 lbs sounds like a lot but most people would gues I'm in the low 200's because it's spread out) I eat 5000 calories in a single meal sometimes

Squat 260
Deadlift 305
Bench 205
Press 140
All in lbs

I screwed up squat and deadlift by progressing to fast to begin and resetting cost me progress. Then I progressed too slow on those lifts which cost me progress again. also I just squatted benched and deadlifted the past 3 workouts because my gym was closed for maintenance and I got a low ceiling. my home plates weigh a lot more than the gym plates so After 3 benching workouts in a row im pretty spent and will be glad to press on Friday. Still adding 5lbs per workout to press and bench but they are both getting easier still, so I should be progressing for awhile now that I figured it out. So stupid shit really throws off the process but it's still epically fast gainz making.

Oh, I could only do 3 push-ups when I started. I was able to do 18 right after benching 205 yesterday.

Pull ups seemed to be an impossible feat but last time I hung from a pull up bar I managed to achieve some upward movement which gave me some hope.

Anyway are those the numbers that we would expect from a 300 lb giant?

[carson]

Welcome. To your question: Yes for one month. Based upon your progress you are doing fine.

[Kuanball]

Thanks for the encouragement, it is kind of hard to tell since lifters are so diverse. It's really just a personall thing, but there's an urge to compare.