Bodybuilding Training Or Powerlifting Training? (Part 2) :
Like bodybuilding, powerlifters still need to eat well balanced healthy
diets incorporating plenty of protein and enough calories to ensure
optimum muscle growth. Avoid fried foods, fast foods and other sources
of bad fats and bad carbohydrates. Try and eat plenty of vegetables,
pasta and high protein sources such as turkey and chicken. Don’t forget
that powerlifting is not about having the lowest body fat percentage or
having the highest muscular definition, so you don’t have to worry about
a bit of extra fat.
If you want to power lift you need to follow a strict training program as you would if you were training to be a bodybuilder. Make sure that you schedule rest days into your training program to allow your body and muscles to grow and repair between training sessions. Many serious powerlifters and bodybuilders often take a rest week, every twelve weeks or so to reduce stress and allow the body to rest and recover which will enable you to keep training harder and longer and give you a chance to properly reassess your goals and training routine.
Like any sport, you need to set goals and have a detailed training program as a power lifter to keep you focused and on track. Reassess your goals often; stay positive and dedicated and you’ll be winning competitions in no time.
If you want to power lift you need to follow a strict training program as you would if you were training to be a bodybuilder. Make sure that you schedule rest days into your training program to allow your body and muscles to grow and repair between training sessions. Many serious powerlifters and bodybuilders often take a rest week, every twelve weeks or so to reduce stress and allow the body to rest and recover which will enable you to keep training harder and longer and give you a chance to properly reassess your goals and training routine.
Like any sport, you need to set goals and have a detailed training program as a power lifter to keep you focused and on track. Reassess your goals often; stay positive and dedicated and you’ll be winning competitions in no time.
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