There are MANY types of Strength Training ( ST) and "bodybuilding" is just one of them.
The goal of BB is to build lean muscle mass and that is NOT at odds with ANY IMA.
Yin and Yang, remember?
BUT, that said, certainly certain types of ST CAN be conter=productive to IMA training, such as isometrics and even in some cases isokinetics.
Lifting and lowering objects is something we do everyday, to get stronger at it is NOT a bad thing.
Progressive resistence training has been shown to be crucial for developing strong bones.
Hypertrophy ( the increase in muscle size) is a combination of a specific type of ST ( bodybuilding) and diet.
In short I am agreeing with B-rad.
Allow me this view:
You need a push to get your car out of snow or mud, or we need h elp moving furniture or you, god forbid, get stuck under a piano or heavy item, who would you want their to help you, the typical Tai Chi person or a Body Builder ( even better a powerlifter, lol)?
Psalms 144:1
Praise be my Lord my Rock,
He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !