It's about time we talked about the brilliant
benefits of weight training for women — because way too many women are missing out on them.
This
type of weight training layout became popular right around the time performance enhancing drugs became popular.
You are a person involved with some
form of weight training with limited money to throw at expensive equipment manufacturers.
That's about right where 1 - 2 short interval training sessions, and 10 or 20
minutes of weight training twice a week fit into your week of moderate and lower level activity.
If you still can't find time to fit an
hour of weight training in your daily schedule, than you might have to compromise a bit.
And apart from reducing the effectiveness
of your weight training workout, the increase in fatigue and loss of focus you will experience will also increase your chances of sustaining an injury whilst lifting.
Multiple studies support the
use of weight training alone or in combination with aerobic training for better preservation of muscle mass while shedding body fat.
See, most people think
of weight training as a simple black and white issue of «train muscle X using exercise Y, and muscle X will become bigger and stronger».
Maybe you've done a little
bit of weight training here and there, but you haven't figured out what exactly needs to be done.
Enter the glory - waiting - to - happen world
of weight training on a healthy foot with the following workout.
Training balance basically boils down to the amount of cardio training you do compared to the
amount of weight training you do.
It's a great departure from my regular routine
of weight training at the gym, and I'm hoping it will benefit my overall fitness this year.
It might also be a good time in your weight training career to look into some of the more «advanced» aspects of the art and
science of weight training.
It's a shame that women often feel intimidated by the thought of lifting weights since the benefits
of weight training far outweigh the benefits of cardio.
It seems like the friction between hardcore
supporters of weight training and hardcore supporters of bodyweight training has existed since the beginning of time.
The upper / lower split is a type
of weight training schedule that revolves around splitting the body up into two groups — upper body and lower body.
More and more women step out of their comfort zone and lift weights these days, which is great news because the benefits
of weight training greatly outweigh those of cardio.
I generally cycle through
periods of weight training (8 - 12 weeks) and then bodyweight training (4 - 6 weeks) depending on my goals, schedule and available time.
I typically do 30 min of cardio and 30
min of weight training at least 4 times a week, usually 5, alternating with upper and lower body.
All that cardio will improve circulation and help to drop weight but even the best diet in combination with cardio will leave a body looking soft... without the
addition of weight training.
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