You need to go to school for this training and be very interested to learn about this. It takes time to learn about this and just take yours very peacefully. good luck.
Yes, dumbbells are a good source for strength training. For strength training you will need to work on less reps with more weight and slowly increase that over time.
No not really.If you want to build Muscle bulk you need to use heavy weights with lower reps.
Depends on what you are asking: To Join WWE: A couple of years of wrestling school. Before a Show: Some Reps, Jogging, Rope Running, and Meditation(if they are into that).
I was always taught that low weight with high reps is for weight loss and toning, whereas high weight and low reps is for strength training and bulking up.
Generally a good workout weight is the weight at which you can do at least 8 reps but no more than 12 reps. If you are able to do more reps, try going heavier. If you are training for strength, use fewer than 8 reps but go heavier on the weight.
Heavy Weight, Lots of Sets, and Low Reps.
It is possible to get a good workout in 4 minutes. You need to know what you want to concentrate on and do hard fast reps targeting the core area in order to be successful.
lifting 3 sets of 8-12 reps
For muscle endurance training, it is recommended to perform 12-20 repetitions per set.
flexibility training
If you want to lose weight cardio is best.To tone you need to do lots of reps of a weight that is not too heavy for you to do lots of reps.To build muscle like how bodybuilders do, you need to do a few reps of a very high weight.But it sounds like you want to tone and lose weight so do cardio, but also tone with lots of reps at not a high weight.
2 Reps. are needed.