Exercise

It depends what you want to do. I use a cobination of it. I would so 4 sets of 8 and the last set that you do, you need to make sure that you can barely get it but you can get it. If your just trying to get cut but not big, then just do reps, but if your trying to get big and cut then you need to do alot of weight and about 8 reps to 10 reps and do 4 sets of them.

Muscle does not turn to fat.

It really depends on the size and sex of the child. For an average sized male i would say 60 or 70 lbs... For an average sized female i would say the same thing.

Its heart rate increase (more beats per minute) Its cardiac output increases (amount of blood pumped per beat) Its stroke volume increases (amount of blood pumped per minute) This the sort of thing you are after??

To keep your body in shape and it in my case atleast is a great stress reliever. I love it when i can go to the gym and work my butt off and come home and feel good about myself!!

There are actually 4 parts to a workout: The warmup, stretching, workout, and cool down. A warmup usually involves a light jog, and gets you ready to start your exercise. Stretching could be touching your toes or things like that, and it normally improves flexibility. A workout builds muscle and endurance. Push-ups, curl-ups, pull-ups, leg lifts, and sprints are good examples of workout type exercises. A cool down helps your body to get rid of latic acid build up and keeps you from getting sore.

Again, this is normally a light jog.

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A lot of people say water is the best. Inquire your local trainers, physicians and gymnasiums, as well as other athletes to find out what are good workout supplements to take before a workout.

it depends on how many you do. You wont really lose anything, but you'll burn calories which will eventually lead to a little weight loss. If your looking to lose weight, jumping jacks aren't the best way to go. They should be used primarily to get your heart rate up.

There is no age limit or requirement on protein shakes, most protein shakes (whey) are fine for you if made by a trusted company. The main component of almost all protein shakes is the whey, which is a natural dairy product.

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if you are not interested in bodybuilding or strength training you can lift light weights in a fast pace for many sets and reps so you can do a form of cardio while muscle-toning which means you burn calories which means you burn fat and also stomach fat(but remember that stomach fat is the fat that will leave the hardest from your body)... i'd say you do cardio as well...

Pain in body parts is usual if you work out in an improper way without proper support and form. If you do Squats you must not sit down too low. This causes an excessive strain on the knees especially if you are doing heavy squats. This could cause knee pain most probably.

The donkey kick is a calisthenic exercise that targets the gluteus and lower back muscles. These two parts of the body are trouble spots for both men and women. While women usually look to tone their tush, men frequently are victims of lower back pain.

you become anorexic....yeah no. you have to be extremely active cut alcohol, candy, fastfood and soda out of your diet completely. avoid red meat. do alot of cardio. dont do to much strength training because strength training gives you muscle and musclle weighs more than fat. if you want to lose 30 pounds you dont want to be gaining alot of muscle, i hope this helped good luck!

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That is a question that really don't have a hard and fast answer. There is too many variables involved. What is your age, body structure, have you been exercising, have you been lifting, what work have you been doing.

Since the answer is dependant on each individual its best to determine that yourself which is not hard. Lets say, start with 15 pounds and see how hard it is to do eight curls. If that was so easy you thought you could do 50 then move up to 20 pounds and do another eight. If that started to be a little work then wait a few minutes and do another eight. Ok that's enough for the first time even if you think you could do more. Remember lets not make ourself so sore the first time we don't want to come back.

Wait skip a day let everything rest see if you got sore and come back. This time you will know if you are ready to move up to 25 pounds and repeat the three sets doing ten reps. Again that is enough for the curls work on another body part. Do not overdue it until you see what you feel like after skipping a day and comming back.

You will find the weight that you can do the three sets in the proper method and form and find that you are needing a rest day. Do not try to jump up in weight too fast but rather increase the number of reps up to 20 in the three sets. Some days you may just feel like dropping down in weight. Some times you will need two rest days. Listen to your body. A little soreness is what your are looking for and time in between to build.

There is no reason to prove anything to anyone. Do it right move up and down in weight depending upon what your body is telling you.

You need to wait at least 48 hours before working chest again, the longer you rest the lower the risk of overtraining

It is and it isn't. It completely depends on what your aim is i.e loose weight, get aerobic fit or cardio fit! In themselves they are quite different. We all know what cardio is and its usually done for longer periods of time . . . while sport aerobics is high intensity and not for as long. So it practically depends on the individual and his or hers needs. :)

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