Not exact matches
One group says lifting weights is all you need to build strength, mass and improve athleticism, while the
other worship the ability of
bodyweight movements to build real, functional strength and power.
For example, if you have been training with heavy squats for a while and you can already squat your
bodyweight, chances are that quad, glute and hamstring strength isn't one of the issues and you can focus your attention on the
other necessary qualities of the
movement.
At first glance, one of the best oppositional
movements to the bench is the barbell row, or any
other horizontal pull involving your
bodyweight.
Bodyweight squats and
other lighter resistance
movements can actually strengthen the knee.
Most people are familiar with weightlifting, but there are
other kinds of activities that fall under the heading of resistance training, including
bodyweight exercises, dragging sleds, running with parachutes, and even
movement in water.