Whats the Difference between A General Conditioning Workout program and A bodybuilding workout program?

Posted by Bodybuilding Workouts on August 12, 2009

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Im about to start lifting and I don’t know wich program to do. My goals are just to be able to get Bigger, Faster and Stronger.

General conditioning refers to your overall health and generally geared toward promoting a life long fitness regimen. It combines cardio exercise, resistance training, stretching and nutrition with respects to living a healthy lifestyle. A bodybuilding program would consist of progressive weight training, cardio and nutrition.

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  1. Robert R says:

    General conditioning refers to your overall health and generally geared toward promoting a life long fitness regimen. It combines cardio exercise, resistance training, stretching and nutrition with respects to living a healthy lifestyle. A bodybuilding program would consist of progressive weight training, cardio and nutrition.
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  2. Nutritionist says:

    General Conditioning builds endurance without adding bulk
    which is recommended.

    An intense program of heavy weights with few reps will build muscle.

    FYI: you don’t have to take creatine or anything like that to help you gain muscle. Only exercise can do that.
    Hope this helps!
    References :

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