Unless they don't whant them- yes, they will same as men, though they will not achive the same size (bulk as men)
best go to a gym or doctor to ask for more information.
Free weights works all of your muscles, but are very bulky and heavy to keep around.
To avoid getting bulky muscles don't use heavy weights when working out.Try to use small amounts of weight (less than 8lbs). Also stretch out lots! Ballet and yoga are also good for toning muscle instead of building.
muscles are created by the hormone testosteron, which is present in greater amounts in men.
because women and men alone have different hormones whuch have specific functions to operate.
the bulky muscles on the chest.
They use the excuse "I don't want to be bulky," when in reality it takes years of natural weight lifting to become "bulky."
No. They are two totally different types of muscles. A dancer's muscles are leaner and longer, a weightlifter's muscles are bulky.
It is a commonly held misconception that using weights is only for people who want to get big, bulky muscles. This turns a lot of people off from using weights entirely, and this is a very negative thing. The fact is that weight training is absolutely vital to proper toning and weight loss, but you have to use a different approach. Instead of using heavy weights with low reps, you should use lighter weights with higher reps. When you do this, you are activating more muscles over a longer interval of time. This not only tones the muscle, but burns the fat around it.
The muscles by your neck are called "Upper Trapezius" which gives the shape beside your neck more bulky.
The muscles by your neck are called "Upper Trapezius" which gives the shape beside your neck more bulky.
To avoid getting bulky muscles don't use heavy weights when working out.Try to use small amounts of weight (less than 8lbs). Also stretch out lots! Ballet and yoga are also good for toning muscle instead of building.
There are many different types of hand weights that are great for workout.