Exercise is best to start at a young age, where playing and running around is crucial in everyday life. Often once kids go to school, they take a sport. If there is no sport, make sure you get your child involved in a sport or program after school. Joining a gym is good, too.
Whenever you start becoming sedentary. It's less about age and more about exercise. You typically lose about a pound of muscle a year after the age of 40. This of course, as the answerer above noted, be offset by regular resistance exercise.
Probaly Like 16 or so BeeBoo
there is no specific age for do exercise but it should be start from the age of 10th but not hard exercise which stop your growth, don't use weight lifting at this age weight lifting should be start after the age of 24th you can increase it slowly slowly..
You're never too young to start exercising, it also depends at what you define as exercise.
there is not a right age to start dancing but the best age to start is 2/3 years old.
Never.
Whenever she feels ready to start her career for her older age maybe a young age!:)
You should start it by sixteen with light exercises. By eighteen, you can make it a carrier also.
Many authorities think that it is unwise for people younger than 16 years of age to do weight training (since their bones have not matured.) If you are younger than 16, it would likely be best never to go below 5 repetitions on any single exercise and to ensure that your exercise technique is perfect. Of course, it's always best to get the approval of your physician before embarking on any exercise programs.
There isn't one better age to build muscles. Anyone at any age is capable of toning up. The best thing to do is have a healthy lifestyle and exercise consistently.
Lifting weights has not been proven to stunt a child's growth, however it can cause other problems. The age that is appropriate to start depends on maturity level and it is important that your child understand that moderation is key. He may be best served to start with a kid's exercise group in order to better learn good habits.
The optimum time to exercise is one hour. But if you're just starting out, just a gentle 10 minute run would be best. But you should always check with your doctor before starting to exercise, and also depending on your age, level of fitness, and the type (and intensity) of the exercise you wish to do, supervision may be best. Making a plan with a fitness coach (or with your doctor, if they provide that service), is best, so that you don't start out too vigorously (in all seriousness, it can be dangerous).