Weightlifting

A guy on youtube said some friends met with Kane and asked him trivial questions about himself. It was concluded from the interview that Kane can accordingly bench press 535 pounds right. There is also a very strong chance that he did 650 pounds before he got bicep surgery. It was said by david Meltzer, that Kane was the strongest guy in the gym from 1999-2002. And during that time, Ron Simmons, apparently could bench press, according to Arn Anderson, 600 pounds. Therefore, Kane could have bench pressed more than 600 pounds. Aside from this, the lifts and the heavy people Kane has slammed with apparent ease in the past and recently also supports his massive bench press.

This would depend on your aim. If your are looking to loose weight I would suggest supplementing your cardio workouts with weight training, performing the weight training before the cardio as this will use up glycogen so you burn more fat during the cardio. Also it will increase your muscle mass, which will increase your metabolism, the rate that you burn energy. Also try going for a walk/run first thing in the morning, before breakfast as your glycogen stores should be empty so you will burn more fat than if you do cardio any other time of the day.

You don't just suddenly stop growing after you lift weight. In fact, there is absolutely nothing to indicate that it stunts your growth at all, that's just an urban myth spread by weak people as an excuse for their laziness and believed by the ignorant masses.

No, actually any alcohol is detrimental to muscle gains.

Nothing it's an amatuer sport. You might make some money through sponsorships.

It is best if you give a muscle group at least a day or two of rest to give time to GAIN the muscle. If you lift every day you aren't going to gain good muscle mass.

Exhale while lifting, inhale while relaxing.

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Protein drinks are not recommended for those under the age of 18.

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British bulldog has bench 535lbs.

No, that would defeat the purpose of the competition.

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According to the manual: 1st plate is 30 lbs and add 12 lbs for each additional plate for a max of 126 lbs.

No there isn't and there shouldn't be. At this age the human body is not well developed enough to with stand the intensive training needed to compete in such events. Serious injury and growth complications are a real issue. But there should be competions for the age of 14-15 because if they have trainers and are doing it properly it will be OK. Hopefully there will soon be some.

Your age and general health are your first consideration before starting a rigorous exercise program like the one you describe. For a 50 year old overweight male facing the results of the typical American diet, a thorough physical w/blood panel and possibly a treadmill test is a good idea. Educate yourself and be your own doctor because doctors really don't know about nutrition and vitamins. Check out the Life Extension Foundation, they have the best source of medical, nutritional and supplement info available, with an extentsive board of medical and nutritional experts, and members can order their own blood tests to check for health markers regarding cardio vascular disease, atherosclerosis, nutrional deficiencies-- everything doctors don't address. Take charge of your health and fitness; arm yourself with knowledge and stand up for yourself at the doctor's office. Life Extention's website is www. lef.org, or 800-544-4440. Benefits of membership are too numerous to name.

A jock is probably not necessary unless your weightlifting uniform is revealing and you feel like a jock gives you more coverage or holds or penis in place better. (This can be achieved with compression shorts or workout shorts, too.)

The crab pose is when you flex your muscles with two arms in front the way Hulk Hogan used to do whenever he ripped off his shirt.

Muscles must work together because you need to move your body.

No. It helps it.

Weight lifting can cause growth problems. When lifting weight, it causes the muscles to expand and get bigger. When muscles gets too large here's where the problem starts because the needs to grow while to muscles expand so that's why weight lifters try to maintain that. There's something also called Vital capacity which is very important for weight lifters to consider and know what to do.

It can if you lift to much and overdo it.

There is in fact no evidence that weightlifting can stunt growth. This is a common misconception that stems from the belief that weightlifting increases hormone levels, which it does, but only by a negligible amount. This belief caused people to think that the raised hormone levels would cause the premature closure of the growth plates. This is not a worry as the very small difference in hormone levels caused by weightlifting will in no way affect your growth.

he actually has 10 children. The boys are named George Edward after their father. The girls are named Michi, Leola, Georgette, Freeda George, Natalie.

endurance training is for strength and speed training is for leg muscle and fat burning

This question is not specific since teenagers experience rapid growth from one year to the next, but I'll try to break it down (keep in mind a boy's own body weight is also a factor). For most males, thirteen is a critical age of bone growth and so muscle doesn't usually come as fast. A nice bench max (one repitition lift) would be around 80, though average may be as low as 65. Fourteen to fifteen, the numbers will jump. 105-120 represents a solid max. From then on, the disaparity between those who work out and those who don't increases. In later high school years, a typical non-lifter may max at 160lbs, while a lifter might take 200lbs before he falls. Using a number scale, start off at 100 at fourteen and add 12-15 lbs per year until nineteen. That range is about average for most males in their teenage years. Typically, if a male can bench max 100% of their weight, they are in good shape...Addendum: I am 20 and I bench 260 (I weigh 145).