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Squat form is great. Knees look like they might be a bit unstable at bottom, you could rectify that by pausing a bit at bottom - but it's not a necessity.
Deadlifts look great too, nothing to add here.
2xBW deadlift
1.5xBW squat
1xBW bench
For women, I think it's quite reasonable to reduce every number here by .5BW... so it sounds like "intermediate" may well be you.
Regarding hypertrophy centered terms:
-"Beginner" can mean that you're able to add muscle when neither diet nor training are on point.
-"Intermediate" can mean that you're able to add muscle, but only if either diet or training are proper.
-"Advanced" meaning you can't gain muscle without the right training and diet. Everything needs to be on point.
^Mike Israetel definitions, which I agree with.
I think you would land pretty well under "intermediate". I don't see many women squatting 1xBW.
Deadlifts look great too, nothing to add here.
At the risk of derailing your thread again, intermediate numbers for men are around:Barley squatting and deadlifting over bodyweight right now and bench still under.
2xBW deadlift
1.5xBW squat
1xBW bench
For women, I think it's quite reasonable to reduce every number here by .5BW... so it sounds like "intermediate" may well be you.
Regarding hypertrophy centered terms:
-"Beginner" can mean that you're able to add muscle when neither diet nor training are on point.
-"Intermediate" can mean that you're able to add muscle, but only if either diet or training are proper.
-"Advanced" meaning you can't gain muscle without the right training and diet. Everything needs to be on point.
^Mike Israetel definitions, which I agree with.
I think you would land pretty well under "intermediate". I don't see many women squatting 1xBW.