What is the difference between strength lifting and bodybuilding lifting plans?

I work out every few days and i have tried a lot of different lifting routines. Right now i lift 4 sets at 8-10 reps. I am strong and ripped but not “big.” I think this might be because of my type of workout. I know there is difference between strength lifting and bodybuilding lifting. Should i do a bodybuilding type of workout to gain weight? Also, what is good bodybuilding routine?

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3 Responses to “What is the difference between strength lifting and bodybuilding lifting plans?”

  1. stateoffluxxx on March 27th, 2010 at 1117

    To build strength and endurance you need to do high amount of reps with a lower weight. To body build you need to lift a high amount of weight doing a lower amount of reps. :)

  2. tennislover on March 27th, 2010 at 1146

    well the bottom line is….. if u want to gain more mass you have to be eating alot more calories..a bout 20x your body weight in calories…

    and u have to be lifting heavy.. 4 – 6 reps a set.
    and u would have to focus on more powerlifting exercises, bench press, squats, deadlifts, etc
    that is more powerlifting exercises…

    u need to do a combination of both.. and workout hard.. 40 – 60 mins 4 – 5 times a week
    eat 1.5 grams of protein for each pound u weigh
    train each muscle once a week

    mon chest
    tue biceps triceps
    wed back
    thur shoulders
    fri legs

  3. I agree with tennislo. I have gained 10-15 pounds of muscle in the last 3 months eating large and lifting large. If you eat good food and not junk food then you will not gain as much fat over your bulking stage. My routine is:

    Chest and triceps-Monday
    Back and Biceps-Tuesday
    Legs and Shoulders-Wednesday

    Then take a day off and start over again
    On chest day make sure you do bench.
    On back day make sure you do deadlifts. (Amongst other exercises)
    On leg day make sure you do squats.

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