You're Doing The Dead-Lift, Squat and Bench Press Wrong

When it comes to death and lying weight squats are not trained as a power-lifter train rather like a bodybuilder. The deadlift, squat and bench or the big three as I like to call them, are not really necessary in the sport of bodybuilding. What I mean by this is that the big three are not really strengthening exercises if done using lines to represent the growth of traditional power between one and three repetitions.

Now look at this if, for example, death-do squats and bench lifts to say six to twelve repetitions, I guarantee it will put a certain importance of quality in your body.

Follow Tom Platz, for example, squatting like crazy to insane amounts of repetitions and the result of what he had been one of the biggest feet in the world. Now look famous to push his counterpart powerlifting Fred Hatfield, who was known to squat a huge weight of 855 pounds for a single representative. Yes, you read that Fred Hatfield squat 855 pounds a representative, but it was still smaller than Tom Platz. His legs are still on the same level as Tom's legs.

Now you may be wondering: "Why" So it's pretty simple actually the muscle grows when you have to fill both positive, negative and static with the greatest amount of weight you can?. manage as many repetitions as you can do muscle failure while maintaining its perfect form picture.

So next time you want to try to dead lift, bench press or squat will do one or two repetitions, rather than going to muscle failure while the shape of the perfect image remains with the weight you can manipulate word for as many repetitions as you can do. If you want a great muscular physique do not be like the power-lifters in the gym, train for strength rather be a bodybuilder who trains for size and definition. Now, the more you are the more you get and the muscle grows in strength, however, but do not be fooled. There is a difference between making forty pounds of weight for a rehearsal place then weighed forty pounds of muscle to complete failure. To further pump as many reps as you can use more weight than you can handle, remember that!

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