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any ideas for safe participation for children and young athletes? (1 Viewer)

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What are some ideas/principles that allows children and young athletes to participate safely in resistance training?

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Education is the basic factor. ie.:
- Equipment aren't toys
- Form/technique is vitally important
- Your diet is important
- Changes don't happen immediately
- Rest is important
- Drugs are bad (with the exception of some supplements)
- Full body exercise is needed. Only strengthening one area/muscle group is not good.
 

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Wow thanks for the help, it has actually helped me lol
Do you do pdhpe?
 

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No, I do not. I have read a bit on resistance training in my spare time. :)

By the way, what's this for?
 

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I remembered another thing:

You should also not perform the same exercises in every routine over and over again. Your muscles become "lazy" and do not benefit as much from a varied workout routine.
 

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