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Bodybuilding versus Powerlifting

1. One focuses on appearance, proportions and symetry. The other focuses on being strong / getting stronger.

2. Depends on your definition of athlete. Imo only one expresses their work capacity in their event.
 
Hanna_Bolic said:
(1) How do you see the training as being different?

(2) Which produces the better athletes?
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1 : one is bodybuilding training and one is powerlifting training.

2 : to produce better athletes you need training specific to the athletes you are trying to train.
 
LOL, i can barely walk 4km...

what do athletes do? and what is a better one?
are eating contest people athletes?
 
I'm starting a new sport called Body Lifting. We are going to shit all over those Power Building guys...
 
Tell me more about this Body Lifting. It sounds like a lot of fun.
wingman said:
Basically this.
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Agreed. I thought long-distance running was a meaningful feat once upon a time (and I suppose there are some hypothetical situations in which it would be beneficial, but none that I expect to find myself in), so I developed the endurance to run 5km. I discovered that running 5km is a profoundly boring experience, and have barely ran more than 10m at a time since.
 
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