One ‘Exer- SIZE’ Fits All

August 5, 2015

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Congrats, you’ve made it to the gym. Now what?

Should you go for a jog? Should you take a bike ride?

Should you leave?

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Grab some weights and let’s begin!

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Weightlifting; the exercise for all.

Even women. No, it won’t make woman masculine. The female body isn’t structured the way a males is. So, when you see women who are stronger than the biggest guy you know, please understand that it takes so much work and supplement intake. Lifting weights a couple times a week can only benefit you.

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– Reduces the likelihood of osteoporosis: the loss of bone and muscle mass

– Prevents back pain

– Lowers your risk of diabetes

– Boosts your mood

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Dumbbells:

If you’re new to resistance training, dumbbells are a great first step.

Try 12 reps of tricep extension, bicep curls, and pec fly’s for 3-4 sets.

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Machines:

Next, give machines a shot. There is a lot you can do.

From leg press to pull downs, machines bring you a lot of variety. Again, try to go for 12 reps for 3-4 sets.

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Barbell:

Barbells are used for squats, preacher curls and much more.

They’re a great way to increase your balance as well. But, be careful with barbells and all weightlifting exercises in general.

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One ‘Exer- SIZE’ Fits All