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It depends on your goals. I'm familiar with the following rule of thumb: per begginers is your wight and per intermediate is twice you weight. Thus if you weight 90kg, per intermediate you should squat 180kg. The weights in this rule are 1RM.

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use ur own body weight or light weights u have not yet finished developing so added weight can damage joints and has been said to limit ur growth and future muscle development im 21 and started to use weights when i was about 15 as i wanted to get bigger as soon as i learnt this i stopped and just used chin ups tri dips and funnily enough jumping as high or as far as i can (im a free runner) and this has kept me toned and and gave me a strong start to muscle building when i finished growing around about 18 19 i still do the same moves but add weight. if u want to use weights us ur weight its free to u and wont damage ur joint/bones while the are still developing!!! hope this helps

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One obvious answer would be "as much as you can." This, of course, means that you should always be improving.
squat with just the bar, and gradually add weight.

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50 lbs.

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