Strength Training for Kids As a former bodybuilder, I can assure that it is neither safe, nor practical for a young boy to be training with weights. This can create all kinds of issues with regards to proper physical development and injuries. On average, it's best to start them when they are in the 14 to 15 age range.
However, it is okay to get a young child involved in strength training, which should not be confused with weight training. Younger kids should train with minimal weights and go for high reps. Before getting started, seek out an instructor familiar with developing strength training programs for children.
And remember, strength training should be a part of a total fitness program for a child. Make sure they eat well and get plenty of sleep.
4After you are done with your warming up and stretches, it is time to grab your weights. Get a weight which you can comfortably handle, but is still heavy enough so you can train your muscles. Get the weight heavy enough where you can 'only' do a max of 15-20 reps.
Then, do pyramid sets with the weights (this means, for example, do one set of 5, rest. Then 1 set of 10, rest. An example of a workout could be to bench press 50 kilos 5 times, rest 30 seconds.
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