powerlifting

<header class="entry-header">Women Should Not be Afraid to Get Strong by Nia Shanks </header>If you’ve been reading my blog for anything length of time, I’m sure you knew this was coming eventually. The truth of the matter is this: most women are terrified to lift anything remotely heavy...

Cheque Drops (Mibolerone) (Mibolerone) Mibolerone is a veterinarian grade anabolic steroid that was released in the 1960’s by Upjohn under the brand name Cheque Drops and later as Cheque Medicated Dog Food. The purpose of this steroid is to disrupt the menstrual cycle of a female dog in order...

The Best Rep Range for Muscle Growth The “strength-endurance continuum” is a widely accepted concept in the field of exercise science. Simply stated, the theory asserts that training in different rep ranges elicits differential effects on muscular adaptations. From a practical...

A Star Profile: Trey Brewer - The Muscle Prodigy Bodybuilding has become a sport where the best amateurs and pro’s are often in their thirties, even forties. Ronnie Coleman is 43 years old and shows no signs of slowing down. There was a time, years ago, when young guns dominated the sport...

Nine Goals to Transform Your PhysiqueThe Blueprint for Growth A goal can be thought of as a destination. Where do you want to go? When you get in your car, you almost always have a distinct destination in mind, as well as a time you want to arrive there. You need to be at work by 9, at the gym...

No this is not an April Fools joke! On April 1,2017, at the 15th Annual Monster Bench in Cooperstown,NY, Rich Putnam accomplished a powerlifting milestone and lifelong dream with a 1000lb. Bench press! Rich has been lifting for 20 years and is the head of the Gorilla Pack Powerlifting team. It...

On March 3, 1985, Ted became the first man in powerlifting history to officially bench-press 700.5 pounds. He made that APF & USPF world-record lift at Gus Rethwisch's Budweiser World Record Breakers in Hawaii. Then, on September 30, 1990, after 5 1/2 years away from competition, he made the...

By Blaine Sumner INTRODUCTION: In the world of strength training, ‘frequency’ is defined as how often you perform something. In more specific terms, I define frequency as the number of times per week a particular lift is performed. Frequency can vary from 0/week to 7/week. Meaning you can...

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Powerlifter Marisa Inda broke two world records at the Arnold Grand Prix -- an international powerlifting event held this weekend at the Arnold Sports Festival in Columbus, Ohio. She talks to Hi-tech's Matt Christianer about how long she has been lifting, world records she has broken and more...

Fundamentals of Building Muscle: The First Ten Every issue of Muscular Development is packed with the latest cutting-edge research and authoritative information on building muscle, burning fat, increasing strength, achieving optimal health and maximizing performance. 2016 was a banner year for...

<header class="entry-header">Screw Perfection by Nia Shanks </header>(This article was written with holy hell this is stronger than usual coffee pulsing through my veins. Don’t say you weren’t warned.) Striving for perfection is ruining our lives. It leaves us frustrated if we don’t attain...

Branch Warren Q&A - Strategies for Size I am 5'10", 45 years old, and have been training a long time, with a vast knowledge of exercises and various programs from Gironda-style and techniques to modern ideas. I train two body parts at a time, three times a week, and sometimes train full body...

Often a good training partner is a good friend, or will become one. I met my last training buddy when I changed gyms, I knew him from a powerlifting team we both competed in. For many years he came to my house with his car to pick me up for our work-outs. When one us of us didn’t feel well or...

While there are many training techniques that promote muscle growth, here are a few very unique, and somewhat unorthodox, training methods highlighted by Muscular Development recently that potently improve muscle growth. These cutting-edge approaches effectively increase mechanical tension on...

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Brandon Cass has been eyeing Jesse Kellum's 735 Raw Masters record for some time! Jesse at the time set an all time open world record with that weight back in 2011! The caveat here was that Kellum was a master over 40 at the time. All time master records are only compiled for those over 50+ and...

Hafiz Verdiyev from Azerbaijan totalled 1020 kg (2,248 lbs) at the WPC Worlds 2016 in Baton Rouge, USA. In the 100kg category Single Ply division his lifts were: Squat 390 kg. Bench Press 285 kg ( New WPC WR). Deadlift 345 ( New WPC WR). Total 1020 kg ( New WPC WR). (859 lb squat, 628 lb...

10 Reasons Bodybuilders Are Bigger Than Powerlifters by Bret Contreras, Brad Schoenfeld, PhD | 05/24/11 Here's what you need to know... The most jacked powerlifters aren't nearly as jacked as most bodybuilders. As muscular as they may be, they don't achieve the same hypertrophy. Neither...

Training Secrets of the Mr. Olympias - Part 1 The Mr. Olympia title represents the pinnacle of achievement in the sport of bodybuilding. Beginning in 1965, one man was chosen to represent the absolute best in muscular development in the entire world. It’s only natural that bodybuilders around...