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Powerlifting is a strength sport that involves three main lifts: squat, bench press, and deadlift. During a powerlifting competition, specific commands are given to ensure fairness and standardization of each lift. Here's a comprehensive guide on powerlifting commands: 1. ** Squat Commands:
Powerlifting is a strength sport that involves three main lifts: squat, bench press, and deadlift. During a powerlifting competition, specific commands are given to ensure fairness and standardization of each lift. Here's a comprehensive guide on powerlifting commands: 1. ** Squat Commands: "Squat": This is the first command given by the head referee. Lifters can unrack the bar when they are ready, and the "Squat" command signifies that the lifter can begin the descent into the squat. "Rack": After successfully completing the squat by standing upright with the bar under control, the head referee will give the "Rack" command. This instructs the lifter to return the bar to the rack. 2. **Bench Press Commands:** - **"Start"**: After the lifter is set up on the bench with the bar over the chest, the head referee will give the "Start" command. This signals the lifter to lower the bar to the chest. - **"Press"**: Once the bar has come to a complete stop on the lifter's chest, the head referee will give the "Press" command. This allows the lifter to push the bar back up to the starting position. - **"Rack"**: After the lifter has successfully pressed the bar, the head referee will give the "Rack" command, indicating that the lifter can return the bar to the rack. 3. **Deadlift Commands:** - **"Down"**: The "Down" command is given by the head referee after the lifter has completed the deadlift successfully and is standing upright with the bar. It signals the lifter to lower the bar to the floor in a controlled manner. Additional Rules and Tips: - Each lifter typically has a specified amount of time (usually 60 seconds) to complete a lift once the "Start" command is given. - Failure to follow the commands or complete the lift as specified by the rules will result in a "no lift" for that attempt. - Lifters should always wait for the referee's commands and ensure proper control of the bar throughout the lift. - It's essential for lifters to practice with a qualified coach or experienced spotter to become familiar with the commands and competition rules. Please note that powerlifting organizations may have slight variations in their specific commands and rules, so it's essential to review the rules and regulations of the organization hosting the competition you plan to participate in. #Fitness #GymTok #powerlifting

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