Weight Training and Strength Training

Players who wind up in the NFL have usually played football since they were young children. They play in pee wee leagues, junior leagues, junior high school, high school, and college. Many current players and former players run football camps, usually during the summer, where young men can go to learn more about playing football.

Im 17, 5' 9" about, and weigh 121.

Most people my age are a bit taller and heavier but not as strong!

Anyway ive heard you should bench your weight.

I max out at 130.

Ive been working out for months and months.....every other day......consistently.

You need to commit. When I was benching 115 max I took a week off and i can back benching 105. So you NEED to keep at it as it takes months not weeks.

So i would say your goal should be about 115 to 125 depending on your weight.

And if any of those dipshits at school who think they are cool saying they bench 170, but are as thin as you, just ignore them......they will get beat up in college.

This shouldn't be a bragging sport.

good luck and just keep at it consistently and your muscles and strength WILL grow.

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The best exercises for muscular strength are the basic, multi-joint exercises, namely, squats, deadlifts, presses, rows, dips, and chins. In addition, there are other exercises that, depending upon what equipment is available to you, are effective such as the farmer's walk and sled pulling.

You can get good ideas about what to do simply by watching strongmen competitions on television. Notice that all their tasks are multi-joint exercises that are very demanding. Serious strength training is not for sissies. It requires brutally hard work to be successful. This is why, even though it is beneficial and rewarding, most people never do it.

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Weight training causes muscular hypertrophy, which is broken down into two types. Myofibrillar hypertrophy causes an increase in size of muscle fibers, which are made of myofibrils. Myofibrils are incapable of mitotic reproduction, so you cannot create new ones. Instead, satellite cells that are localized in the sarcolemma underneath the basal lamina are recruited into becoming new myofibrils when needed.

It depends on how much muscle you want to gain and if your doing this regularly or not. I usually do it 1 time a day but don't overwork yourself or you'll end up losing muscle from weakened muscle.

the lats, biceps, rhomboids, trapezius, posterior deltoids, erector spinae and teres majer.

Avoid all junk food, sweets, and sweet drinks - stick to water for drinking.

Make your meals a bit smaller.

Get some aerobic exercise.

Weigh yourself 3 times/week. If you're not losing weight, reduce meal portion-sizes.

Adding extra weight to your body whilst commiting a physical act such as jumping tends to strengthen the muscles used. By adding extra weight to your upper body, this increases the amount of work that your body does when you jump. Practice jumping with the Vest on for a while, and once you take it off, your strengthened legs will allow you to ascend higher than you have been able to before.

Benefits of bodybuilding

Disease prevention: Bodybuilding reduces the risk of developing coronary heart disease, by participating in physical activities, such as weight lifting and aerobic exercise. Bodybuilding also reduces high blood pressure, obesity, and high cholesterol, and has an effect Great on muscles, bones, and joints, as it keeps the body and muscles strong and flexible, and helps reduce the incidence of osteoporosis, and arthritis. As you age, muscle mass decreases naturally, according to the book The Physical Dimensions of Aging by Wanin Spiridoso, muscle decline begins at the age of 50 with a loss of 1 to 1.5% per year, and this loss increases after the seventieth cm to 3% per year and helps maintain muscle mass And its strength to live independently, increase the quality of life, and bodybuilding increases bone mineral density.[2] Resistance to diabetes A healthy bodybuilding lifestyle can affect the fight against diabetes, as training in bodybuilding improves sense Insulin and glucose deficiency, and bodybuilding increases the need to use glucose for energy, by doing moderate exercises of 30-40 minutes three times a week to increase muscle mass, and this sport also helps to increase the efficiency of insulin and get rid of glucose It helps improve insulin metabolism.

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In most daily activities, the primary function of the abdominal and lumbar spine muscles is to stabilise the spine. Strengthening the core in this capacity is best served by movements which load the spine, i.e. barbell squats, deadlifts, cleans, and presses. One needs only look at powerlifters such as Kirk Karwoski to see the sheer size of the abdominal muscles in individuals who regularly load the spine with enormous weights.

It wouldn't be terrible if you lifted light. If you are a female and looking to lean up then it could be beneficial. If you are a male and looking to bulk up then you shouldn't lift light everyday. I do separate lifts everyday and i lift very hard everyday. I also do a cardio everyday.

Proper grip is important when doing barbell exercises. In particular, the distance between your hands is important. Do not use a thumbless grip and ensure proper spacing. Proper spacing varies with different exercises. A book that provides excellent instruction on proper exercise technique is Stuart McRobert's BUILD MUSCLE LOSE FAT LOOK GREAT.

You should take a couple days off in between your training. The day you do not lift weights go swimming or do some cardio to keep your consistency and routine going. The reason you should not lift weights everyday is because muscle needs to rest in order to be built. You may not feel tired but your muscles need a day where you don't work them.

Lift weights Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday and do more cardio on tues, thurs, sat. Or if you NEED to lift weights everyday focus on a different area each day. Work your arms one day only, then the next day your legs only etc etc. Get plenty of sleep and eat well.

This will provide both fast-acting and sustainable energy to your body. Try to eat a snack within two hours of exercising, but wait a minimum of 15 minutes after exercising before you eat. Bring a snack along to the gym with you, so you can eat as soon as your workout is over.

You can get them by doing sit ups and crunches. But that is not enough to get a six pack. You have to also run and have a good diet. I say this because everyone has a six pack but it is covered by a layer of fat. So to obtain them you must burn the fat off the stomach and you will not be able to see them unless you have a 10% body fat or less. But not to low because anything below 5or 6 is unhealthy.l

Definitely... I started doing sit-ups when I was 6 or 7 (started lifting weights at 11).. I had a six-pack in fifth or (more defined abs) sixth grade, and I'm currently forming an 8 pack. According to doctors, I have roughly 6-7% body fat. My diet is OK, I eat a lot of healthy foods, but I lift 6 days a week and workout all 7.

The Body Mass Indicator (BMI) is a good way of looking at average weights of people with regards to their height. A person who is 4 feet 11 inches tall, according to the BMI, should average between 90 pounds to 120 pounds.

Answer: Yes wright training is good for everyone, male or female because strength training is a key component of overall health and fitness for everyone.

Extras: Its benefits include improved posture, better sleep, gaining bone density, maintaining weight loss, boosting metabolism, lowering inflammation and staving off chronic disease, among a laundry list of positives.

Hope this helped :3

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Short answer yes.

Bench press exercises employ bones in the hand, wrist, forearm, arm, shoulder, back, and chest. The elbow and shoulder joints are used as well. Some sources may note the scapulathoracic joint's use as well, but this is not a true anatomic joint by definition.

Football, boxing, wrestling. All sports in some form rely on muscular power.

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No, max you can have is 8 pack . They exists although it is misleading. Everybody has the same muscles, but genetics, diet and daily activities give each of a unique build as the muscle grow and tone differently on each of us. Everyone have 8 pack, but not everybody can achieve them. And there is no such thing as 10 pack, 12 pack etc. Anatomicly we don't have that. So that is just stupid to say someone has 10 pack or more. 8 pack is final. :)