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a powerlifter in prep for meet day Introduction: What Does Making Weight Mean in Powerlifting? In competitive powerlifting, particularly in federations that use 2 hour weigh ins such as the IPF, athletes must weigh in shortly before competition begins. This short recovery window means there is limited time to refuel and rehydrate before lifting maximal loads. Making weight refers to the process of temporarily reducing body mass in order to qualify for a specific weight class.

When it comes to shedding fat while maintaining strength and muscle, the approach needs to be smart and sustainable. Quick fixes and extreme diets might promise rapid results, but they often lead to burnout, loss of strength, and frustration. I’ve learned that the best way to achieve lasting fat loss is by adopting methods that fit your lifestyle, support your training, and keep you feeling strong. Let’s dive into some practical, effective strategies that can help you reach y

When it comes to building strength and improving performance, what you eat matters just as much as how you train. I’ve seen firsthand how tailored nutrition can transform not only physical results but also overall wellness. That’s why I’m excited to share insights about comprehensive nutrition coaching services designed specifically for powerlifters, strength athletes, and fitness enthusiasts. These services go beyond simple meal plans; they offer personalized guidance that f

When it comes to reaching your peak strength and wellness, nutrition plays a huge role. But figuring out the right diet plan can be...

When it comes to building strength, the journey is just as important as the destination. I’ve learned that progressing strength training...

When it comes to reaching your peak strength and performance, what you eat matters just as much as how you train. I’ve seen firsthand how...

Powerlifting Meet Day Nutrition: Fueling for Peak Performance Powerlifting meet day is the time to showcase the strength and focus you...

Cutting (dieting down) and maintaining (holding steady) are both essential phases in a lifter’s journey. The issue isn't with the phases...

Understanding the Role of Nutrition in Recovery Nutrition plays a fundamental role in tissue repair and recovery. After a musculoskeletal injury, your metabolic rate may increase, depending on the severity. This increase means you have higher energy requirements. Energy Availability Maintaining proper energy availability is crucial. A prolonged hypocaloric intake can delay healing. It impairs collagen synthesis and reduces immune function. For those recovering from injury, it

Lifters know that training hard is only part of the equation. To truly excel, they must also focus on nutrition and recovery. The right...