My only recommendation is that you try BOTH. One day try them first, then another day try them after, see which one you like better, it won't really matter. Depending on the intensity of your actual lifting session, you may feel too tired to do them after, so maybe start with them first, but if you feel you still have energy left after your session, do them after.
Remember, if you want to see visible abs it won't matter how many or how often you do sit ups if you have a layer fat covering your abs. Nice abs are made in the kitchen not the gym!
You can train a piglet to sit fetch and house train it.
It doesn't matter about the weight or height. For safety the child should be fifteen or older.
No.
Well it depends what you want to train it. If you want to train it to sit it should not take that long. but if you are going to train it to do a backflip for some odd reason it would take time. it also depends HOW you train it too. :)
5X20
after dinner
you teach it how to sit first
If you want to train your dog some tricks, then you should start with the basics such as sit, stay, roll over, etc. The easiest way to teach them is to give them something they really want, such as food, and start by saying the word, "sit" while forcing the mammal to sit. Repeat.
right after a good bath, and if she is light weight it should be very good.
It is possible to train a guinea pig to come when you call it's name, but i don't know if it is possible to get it to sit. Acutely, I don't think you can
A child should not sit in the front but a tween (Atween is a person the ages of 11-12) can sit in the front as long as the tween is over 80 pounds.
no you should do it asap