Choosing the right weight

[quokwok]

Hi everyone,
For each of the following weights, can you please say what you think the best model of PoweriZer and PoweriSer would be?
I want to jump high (apparently the higher-numbered models are harder to learn with, but ultimate better for jumping higher).
Thanks.


75kg
77.5kg
80kg
82.5kg
85kg
87.5kg

[quokwok]

Indeed, I saw the list of different makes in the topic "READ THIS FIRST!! WHICH MODEL TO BUY".

Has anyone/could anyone create a table of body weights (and maybe heights) and models suggested for different purposes. Perhaps a column of weights, and then two columns for learning and jumping high, both listing a model from each different brand.

Such a table, if it was placed in a sticky topic, might result in fewer requests of this kind, since people could more quickly consult the table.

[martin]

even then it would not help, it is a question of personal preferences, you have to use the search function and create your own opinion. My advice: the appropriate spring also depends on the brand. Some springs in the same weight category have very different "stiffnesses" and charakters. Some like to have springs way over their weight range (the nuts  ) some stay within their weight range.

[XarnuSonci]

the read this first table is my opinion of the best setup for learning.  Once you've learned how to bock, its really up to the user, they're technique, style, and how they want to bock.  They have to judge for themselves if they want to go up 1,2,or more weight classes.