Hi all, i was reading some of the past entries and this question
came across.
There is a common misconception that size = strength. This is
normally so as you tend to see the bigger dudes lifting more
weights than the smaller ones do.
Actually strength is measured by a ratio. I will use a simple
bodyweight : strength ratio. Meaning if you are actually 60kg and
can deadlift 120kg, your strength to body weight ratio is 2. This
makes you seriously very strong for your size!
2 guys who are of the same size need not be as strong as each other
too!
Being able to do loads of pull ups does not make you strong! it
just means your have good muscle endurance....
