This should be discussed with your physician.
I'd say start with 20 LBS
If you have cervical cancer then nothing is safe. You will die if it is not treated.
If the bathtub bench is made of good material then it would be safe.
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A standard horizontal bench with support for a thousand pounds is safe.
One can do a safe cervical neck traction at a Physical Therapists centre. Ones Doctor may refer one for Physiotherapy to help ease with any pain. Cervical traction can reduce pressure off the discs in the neck and stretch the joint muscles.
The Body-Solid PowerCenter bench is safe to use alone, but it's best to always have a spotter, just in case.
This will depend on your grandfathers overall health. Even wth a bench the shower can be very dagerous for the elderly,you may want to be resent the first couple of tmes to be safe.
Press the first nob once, don't press the second one, press the third nob twice and the fourth nob 3 times, then press the lever on the side of the safe!
you turn the computer off and when u turn it on press Safe mode. you turn the computer off and when u turn it on press Safe mode.
You sit on the bench, throw water on the stove and sweat a lot.
Well this terminology is different for everyone. If you look at the question literally, if you can bench press one complete rep of any said weight than you have "benched" that amount. Right? Personally I consider myself able to bench a weight if I can do two technically complete repetitions. The bottom line is to use proper technique, be safe, and always use a spotter when bench pressing, especially if you plan on maxing out. Basically you want to work out with a comfortable weight than you can do 10 to 15 times in a series of three or so sets. The Max-out term is just kind of a show off thing if you ask me. I work out with 150lbs to 200lbs on the bench press in sets of 3 or 4, 10-15 reps/set. I can "max" around 325. Remember safety first. Let the show-off's do what they do.