Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below godulfospring3
New member
I was wondering if you body builders ever incorporate power lifting ? Do you think it could help in any way ?
.jpg "Research Chemical Sciences")
.png "Research Chemical Sciences")
Incorporating power lifting
- Thread starter godulfospring3
- Start date
mjrpwrlfting
New member
Dorian Yates & Ronnie Coleman...
Yes. If you want to put on hard mass, deadlift
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes. If you want to put on hard mass, deadlift
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Pure powerlifting is a sport in an of itself.
99% of guys on here are just plain old gym rats. i wouldn't categorize any of us as 'bodybuilders'.. in fact i would be insulted if someone called me that cause i have never, nor will ever go on stage in a bikini to show off my body to a bunch of other men. bodybuilding is a beauty contest
as for your question i will say this.. i credit how i look today to my prior 'power lifting' as you call it. that built me a strong base during my teens and 20's. i have a lot of muscle on my frame that is keepable. i also credit powerlifting for my 3 herniated disks too. so if you do want to 'lift heavy'.. lift with control and be smart about it
as for your question i will say this.. i credit how i look today to my prior 'power lifting' as you call it. that built me a strong base during my teens and 20's. i have a lot of muscle on my frame that is keepable. i also credit powerlifting for my 3 herniated disks too. so if you do want to 'lift heavy'.. lift with control and be smart about it
If you want a big, strong and muscular physique you should definitely incorporate powerlifting movements in your training regimen. Squats, bench (close, wide-grip) and different variations of deadlifts.
