Whats the best method for training for strength, hypertrophy, and power.
Slides give brief outline of the different aspects of training. See how weight training to be a bodybuilder is different than training to be a powerlifter.
What is the difference when training for size strength or power
1. Weight Training For
Size, Strength, Power
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2. • Is there much of a difference between training for strength (as main
goal) vs training for size / hypertrophy? (Quick outline of main
differences) -sets, reps, rest, frequency, tempo, exercise
selection, etc.
• Looking at training for strength more closely, what are some of the
primary factors to consider?
• Example of a good / popular STRENGTH focused program. What
about hypertrophy? Primary training factors compared to max
strength. Example of a Hypertrophy / Mass building program. What
role does nutrition play for each of these goals... more important
for size than strength? Differences in diet for each? What about
those who are training for "Fitness"? (Vague goal?). Or "Fat Loss"?
Or "Sport Performance"? (Just a quick discussion of these different
goals and whether you would approach them differently). How can
people contact you to learn more / what else involved in / sites to
check out / etc.
3. Training For
Size Verses Strength
You have to start somewhere.
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4. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Everyone Starts At The Beginning
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5. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Everyone Starts At The Beginning
General
Physical
Preparedness
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6. Training For
Size, Strength, Power
Strength Standards
• Bench – 1x BW
• Squat - 1.5x BW
• Deadlift – 1.75x BW
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7. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Beyond The Basics.
How They Are The
Same
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Sleep
Commitment
Periodization
Velocity
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8. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Progressive
Overload
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9. Training For…
What’s Your Goal?
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10. Training For
Size Verses Strength
How They Differ
Exercise Selection
Reps/Sets/Rest
Frequency
Nutrition
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11. Training For
Size Vs Strength Vs Power
Exercise Selection
Hypertrophy
Power
Primary
Compound
Primary
Clean, Snatch
B
Big 3 Variation
B
Compound/Isolation
B
Oly. Variations
Accessory
Isolation
Accessory
Isolation
Accessory
Compound
Strength
Primary
Squat, Bench, Dead
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12. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Reps
Strength
Hypertrophy
Power
Primary
1-5
Primary
5-8
Primary
1-3
B
5-8
B
8 - 12
B
5-8
Accessory
10 - 15
Accessory
15 - 20
Accessory
10 - 15
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13. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Rest
Strength
Hypertrophy
Power
Primary
2 – 5 minutes
Primary
1 – 3 minutes
Primary
3 – 7 minutes
B
1 – 3 minutes
B
30 – 120 seconds
B
2 – 3 minutes
Accessory
1 – 2 minutes
Accessory
30 – 90 seconds
Accessory
1 – 2 minutes
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14. Training For
Size Vs Strength Vs Power
Volume
Heavy Weight
(Strength)
Hybrid
Light Weight
(Hypertrophy)
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15. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Volume
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16. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Frequency
Strength
Hypertrophy
Power
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*5
*6
3–5
Workouts a
week.
4 – 10
Workouts a
week.
6 – 12
Workouts a
week
Train
Movements
Train
Muscles
Train
Movements
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17. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Sample Bodybuilding Workout
Shoulders
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5.
6.
7.
BB Clean & Press
Pull Ups
DB Front Raises
DB Lateral Raises
Rear Delt Fly
Seated BB Press
Cable Lateral Raise
Elements
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Body part spits
Lots of volume
Trained every 5 – 7
days
Lots of different
exercises
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18. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Sample Power Lifter Workout
Workout
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3.
4.
Board Press
BB Shoulder Press
Close grip Bench Press
T – Bar Rows
Elements
1. Limited Exercise
Selection
2. Focus on 1 core
movement for day
3. Accessory work
supports core
movement
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19. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Sample Olympic Workout
Workout
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2.
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4.
Power Clean
Push Jerk
Squat
Bent Over Row
Elements
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2.
3.
4.
Major movement
Exercise order
Limited Exercises
Train Everyday
Sometimes 2x
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20. Training For
Size Verses Strength
Sample General Workout
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Elements
Power
Strength
Mass
Abs
Cardio
Workout
1. Vert. Jump
2a. Squat
2b. Inverted Row
3a. Incline Bench
3b. Face pulls
4a. Biceps Curl
4b. Triceps Push Down
5. Ab/cardio finisher
Variables
1. Major movement
2. Exercise order
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21. Training For
Size Vs Strength Vs Power
Resources
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fitnessdoctrine.com/blog (Fitness)
westside-barbell.com (Strength)
http://jasoncscs.com/goto/531 (Hybrid Workout)
http://jasoncscs.com/goto/olift (Olympic Lifting)
Dan-John.net (Training)
http://triphasemuscle.com
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Notes de l'éditeur
When we decide that we want to be bigger, stronger, or whatever their goal… we want it now. Don’t want to waitBut there is a progression of things that have to happen first.May ignore that adviceChange slide. (fade) – and run of looking for the ultimateworkout program.
It doesn’t matter wht your goal is. Doesn’t matter is your skinny or fat, or wht body type you haveNo need to worry about that right away. Have to start with the basics.Hit slideIt isn’t until you work on technique and build a base that you can start thinking about a program that will get you bigger or stronger.I’ve heard stories of Olympic lifter doing hundreds of reps with a broom stick before picking up a bar.
Take the first few months to to learn technique, build strength and work capacity.Greater work capacity leads to better results.Body weight exercises work great for thisLots of supersets.Like to keep people here for 3 or 4 moths.
Previous phases built technique.Now Build strength before anything else- Never go to failure- Never go to technical failure. (competition)
Now that you’re in shape and strong you can think about moving into more of a specialized program.Sleep – at least 8 hoursCommitment – Have to keep regular. 1 week miss is fine, can be good. Will start to go backwards at 2 weeks.Periodization – you can’t wing it now.Technique then…Velocity – not really the same, but intention is the same.
Periodization is worth mentioning again because it’s so important.Milo was a 6th-century BC wrestler from southern Italy
Number of different looks you can go for.Time to pick your goal.If you’ve done everything right up to now you will probably look like Hollywood guy
Many
Many exercise will overlapMachines
Once you’re beyond the basics
Once you’re beyond the basics
During the 1960′s and 1970′ soviet sports scientist Prilepinreviewed more than a thousand international and European weightlifting champion’s training logs.
More frequency is better. But need to cut back on volume each session.
Most people want to look good. Sample for them.
People who train solely for strength are generally strength athletes.Strong Man powerliftersWestside Is popularSquatBench pressdeadlift
Most people want to look good. Sample for them.
Most people want to look good. Sample for them.Great for fat loss, general fitness and performance.Sports performance would add in some sport specific component to help prevent injury.