8 benefits of strength training for women
/The American College of Sports Medicine recommends that healthy adults perform strength-training exercises at least twice per week, with eight to 12 repetitions per exercise.
Read MoreThe American College of Sports Medicine recommends that healthy adults perform strength-training exercises at least twice per week, with eight to 12 repetitions per exercise.
Read MoreIt's a time-honored debate, and the decision over whether to “lift heavy” or “lift light” has started even more tavern arguments than “treadmill or elliptical?”
Read MoreStop emaciating yourself, and start focusing on building muscle instead. Not only will increasing your strength help you to live longer, the additional muscle mass will help you – passively – keep the fat off.
Read MoreStrength training – weight lifting, or “pumping iron,” if you insist – remains the quintessential manly sport. That doesn't mean women can't be or aren't weight lifters.
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