subject: Progressive Bodybuilding Training Tips For Bodybuilders [print this page] In bodybuilding, the greatest impediment to greater progress has been hypothesised as being gender related and ego related in a smaller way. In general, males and mostly men try to literally lift much weight as women are always using quite little weights in the time of resistance training which is observable in most times.
Guys always lie down along a bench press and unrack one of those big weights from the weight support stand as they drop the specific weight to their endowed chest. This makes the bar to bounce off from their chest at about one inch as the training attendant or training buddy grabs strongly the bar as well as curling most of this huge weight up. The training buddy does this as he screams motivationally to the male with the weights to push the weight up.
In contrast, women are an absolute opposite to this. Women in general are literally scared of getting any weight up as well as fear of attaining big and also overtly muscular physiques. Seeing a woman in a gym working with 20-pound worth of dumbbells in arm curls training is a sure sign that the woman has figure out quite well the secret which will help her in making achievable progress which eludes many. In essence, weight training in a way is a clear picture of progressive resistance.
Progressive resistance is in a nut shell a way of toning muscles by increasing the resultant resistance by challenging ones muscles in training without seemingly babysitting them.
It is clear that men are always using huge weights while women do not in any way use enough weights. Then it leads to the important question to the effect that how much is the weight which someone should be able to lift. For this, it is recommended that a person starts with a weight which allows them to easily carry out a complete double set of around 15 being a warm-up and then choosing a specific weight which will allow him/her to perform well a repetition of between eight and twelve.
If a bodybuilder cannot be able to carry out around 8reps then the weight is unmistakably too heavy. If on the other hand the same person is able to carry out around 12 reps, then the weight is quite light and they need to at least add a little more weight. This weight should lie in the line of around 5-pounds.
The swaying as well as the use of momentum in the act of moving weights are the two mainly known culprits when a bodybuilder has been injured in a training exercise. A momentum is used in weight lifting when a weight is known to be heavy for it to be moved comfortably in a manner that is controlled and thus it requires some heaving up so that it can be able to successfully complete a specific movement. This sloppy training style has led to dislocation of shoulders, muscle tear as well as back injuries. Thus it is always recommended that one always stays in total control as it is a true fact that one might never make a progress if he/she becomes injured in any way.
