No, not at all. It is a bad myth.
Remember: Doing weight training involves caution and dedication. Being careless in the gym can result in injury. People who got injured because of their carelessness are the ones that propagate myths like these.
Working out in a gym is one of the best ways to stay healthy.
You have to be careful weight training at that age, because your bones are still at a formative stage. Some limited weigh training is fine, but you would be better advised to get for low weight high reps, rather than high weight low reps.
You mean 59? Both can be very harmful to your health. I suggest gaining weight by eating more food.
a diet can be harmful to kids only if it a bad diet like losing weight when they dont need to. otherwise diets can be good as long as they eat healthy.
I'm not an expert, but I believe carbonated soft drinks are bad for your health in general. While it may not hinder your weight training (though it may, because you could dehydrate yourself or something), water is always going to be the best, and most helpful, choice.
For free weight training I would look in to http://www.sparkpeople.com/resource/fitness_articles.asp?id=1033. It is a very informative article that discusses the benefits of weight training and gives you tips on weight training.
weight training strengthens your skeletal muscels
yes it harmful it bad for u
Strength and possibly power (depending on the type of weight training)
Muscle training is lifting weights and weight exercises
well there is weight training, fartlek,continuous, interval , circuit, flexibility and weight
James L. Hesson has written: 'Weight Training for Life (Instructor's Manual)' 'Weight training for life' -- subject(s): Weight training
You can view a weight training chart in person at a local gym. You can also view a weight training chart online at http://strengthtech.com/percentage/percents.jpg