I wouldn't say they should, but they can. Anyone who wants to lead a healthy life, can start working out right from the age of around 15 yrs.
i dont think that age matters im 13 about 190 and can bench my weight i think it all depends on weather or not your ready physicaly. I`m also thirteen and can bench 100kg. I`m about 75kg, not fat.
Of course a 15 year old girl should lift weights! If you are not very athletic, then I suggest you start out with REALLY LIGHT WEIGHTS. Test a light weight, see if you can lift it at least 10 to 15 times. If it's too easy, move up. Too hard, go down. You'll work your way up. And if your worried about bulking up, don't be. It's physically impossible for that to happen without steroids. You will be able to lift the same amount as boys, but your muscles will take up less space. Actually, if you lift weights, you will actually have a really hot body, and still look like you can kick somebody's butt. So, yeah. Lift weights.
A teenager CAN lift weights of 7 kilograms MAXIMUM. If a teenager lifts heavier weights, it may affect their growth. For example, my cousin has 13 years old, she's a girl, and lifts weights of 6kilograms each.... so yeah, it's not really affective in that case. But if a teenager (13-16 years old) lifts MORE than that, it will affect they're growth. Plus, I recommend that the minimum age of lifting heavier weights is when they are 17 years old or older. Especially boys, that always want to be like, stronger and good-looking when they're lifting weights.
:) Hope this helps!
Most experts would say, "probably not." If you have good coaching and do not do heavy singles, you may not injure yourself. In addition to playing sports for all-around coordination, agility, and fitness, why not use your bodyweight for training? For example, as a youngster without equipment growing up in Czechoslovakia, the outstanding hockey player Jaromir Jagr regularly used to do 5 sets of 200 squats! If you think even doing 1 set of 200 squats without additional weight is easy, just try it! You could also do pull-ups, push-ups, crunches, and so on with a lot less risk to your joints than using barbells or dumbbells.
If they want to lift weights it's perfectly fine. It's not like smoking, in Weightlifting you can start at any age ;)
It actually is okay to lift weights at your age. I am a 14 year old girl and i bench press a bunch of weights and i have not stunted my growth. Guys are mad to lift weights I'm not suppose to lift weights but i am strong enough to do it. The answer to you is yes.
if you do lift weights,be sure not to lift to heavy weights........im 11 and i lift weights ,and do push ups,and chin ups.
It depends on how strong you are. It is best to keep it at about 20kg for 10 year olds, 60kg for 16+ year olds.
People believe that it will effect the growth of the child, however i don't i have a friend that started weightlifting around the age of 10 and he's now 15 and is the average height Etc.
I think they should eat a whole lot of eggs and a balanced diet
Some is fine, but a lot, or heavy weights isn't a good idea. A growing body isn't as stable as an adult body and may take damage.
An eleven year old does not need to work out yet, because the muscles are not yet fully developed. Only when puberty hits, then a person will start to see muscle improvement. Otherwise, an eleven year old should not lift weights because no major or even minor improvement may occur do to the lack of the development of the muscles.
Well it depends how much you have worked out before I started with 7 pounders when i was 10.....Once I hit 14 I was lifting around 15-20 pounds.. Hope that answered your Question. That's nothing im 13 and i have to pick up from 0 to 1/2 pounds and moving on to 3/4 pounds i don't think i can do it though but i pick up 2/3 pounds and did 1/4 squats and 1/8 benches. I'm 11 and I'm benchpressing 28lb.
well it depends on ur height and weight like see im 12 and im 5'9 and weigh 166 pounds but i can chest press 290 pounds which is way above average. if u are my height and weight u should actually bench 100 pounds and curl 40
Keep them as minimal as possible. Do not lift anything above 10 pounds. Use small dumbbells which are 2-5 pounds in weight for all exercises.
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