Children can do any type of bodyweight exercises without risking injury, and the claim that weight lifting stunts growth is a myth. Pushups, pullups, walking lunges, situps, dips, and especially gymnastics are all acceptable for developing strength and coordination,
No too young, wait till 14 atleast!
yes
This would depend on how young you are. I've been weight training since i was about 13 and havn't encountered any serious problems. As long as you have perfect form and don't lift heavy weights. I would recommend using a moderate amount of weight that you can do for about 12-14 reps if you are young and first starting out
stunted growth can be one of the affects
they should examine the young person until they actually see that they ARE using it.... send other kids like the young person to hang out with the young person. when they finally catch the young person using crack, they come to you and tell you that they ARE using it.
The large discount stores like Target and Walmart have a decent selection of weight training clothing to polo's and tank tops to jocks and socks. Size start for young boys and work up to adults.
As a former bodybuilder, I can assure that it is neither safe, nor practical for a young boy to be training with weights. This can create all kinds of issues with regards to proper physical development and injuries. On average, it's best to start them when they are in the 14 to 15 age range. However, it is okay to get a young child involved in strength training, which should not be confused with weight training. Younger kids should train with minimal weights and go for high reps. Before getting started, seek out an instructor familiar with developing strength training programs for children. And remember, strength training should be a part of a total fitness program for a child. Make sure they eat well and get plenty of sleep.
No it does not. That is a myth. Correctly performed weight training will not stunt your growth. However, that does not mean that it is advisable before the age of about 16. In addition, young people should be supervised to minimize the risk of injury.
Young calves should be putting on weight not slimming.
Everyone should complete a first aid training course so in the event of an emergency, You will know what to do to not only keep everyone safe, but how to help others who are hurt. Especially if you have young children you should have some first aid training.
William J. Maitland has written: 'Young ballplayer's guide to safe pitching' 'Weight Training for Gifted Athletes'
The training characteristics of young athletes is a good attitude. And to play the sport good.