By: Shannon Clark
While you always have your crowd of people - who, when getting started on a fitness program, want to work on first building up a solid base of cardio endurance - more and more people are starting to turn away from the cardio aspect of things and work on building up a solid foundation of muscle first.
This program setup is best suited to someone who is new to lifting, but has been active in the past. Prior to starting a weight lifting program it is important to have some flexibility in the body from prior movement so you are able to move through the full range of motion for the lifts required. Additionally, if you've been active in some form in the past, this will likely translate into you having a higher degree of balance and coordination, which will come in handy while performing your weight lifting activities.
If you haven't been active though, don't stress too hard. Just be sure you do ease into the program at a comfortable pace for you. When learning a new exercise such as weight lifting, it's vital you're using the correct form, so take a few weeks to just perform the motions with a very light weight or no weight at all until you feel confident you're ready to progress. |
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