if you are a big guy sure if not, not really a good idea...
It depends on how large the weights are....
yes if u want to break ur back
No it is not safe to lift heavy weights when pregnant especially not another grown up person. All the best to you!
As long as it is not too strenuos it shoulf be all right.
A standard horizontal bench with support for a thousand pounds is safe.
Bad idea. The muscles in his body havn't fully developed yet and by lifting weights it would stunt muscle growth and may affect how tall he/ grows.
if you can do all your daily things without any pain and if you have strengthened the muscles on and around your shoulder, then yes there is nothing to be afraid of
Yes, it is generally safe to lift weights during puberty, as it can help build strength, improve coordination, and promote overall health, provided it's done with proper form and supervision. Gaining weight during this stage is also normal, as your body is undergoing significant changes. However, it’s important to focus on a balanced diet and consult with a healthcare professional or a trainer to ensure that the weightlifting routine is appropriate for your age and development.
Yes. This is safe to use but only for those people who lift heavy weights and do intense workouts for advanced results. It can only harm you if you don't drink lots of water or if you overdose, otherwise 9/10 for this product.
The best way to lift weights safely is to avoid using dangerous exercises and to use perfect exercise technique on every movement. Perhaps the very best book for beginners is Stuart McRobert's BUILD MUSCLE LOSE FAT LOOK GREAT. In it, he lists only the exercises that are safe and describes exactly how to do them. If you would like to read the book but not buy it, you should be able to get it at your local library or ask your librarian to request it from another branch.
The decision on what weight is safe for an individual to lift should be made by a qualified health and safety professional, often in consultation with the employee and their supervisor. Factors such as the individual's physical capabilities, the nature of the task, and ergonomic principles should be considered. Additionally, workplace policies and guidelines should provide a framework for determining safe lifting weights to ensure employee safety and reduce the risk of injury.
Forget the pills. Cut your calorie intake to a safe level. Begin working out. I would suggest lifting weights. Read the ingredients in the foods you are eating. And stop looking for the easy way out.