Making Weight Lifting Safe for Kids
- Make sure your child has a positive experience with exercise by following these guidelines:
- All equipment should be safe and inspected regularly for defects.
- Training equipment should be located in an uncrowded area.
- The child must have the emotional maturity to follow instructions relating to technique and safety.
- There must be adequate supervision of the child by an experienced and registered Trainer to ensure correct technique is used.
- Training should start with a thorough warm-up and finished with a thorough cool-down.
- No weight should be added to the exercise until the child can perform it with correct technique.
- Full range of motion must be performed on all exercises. If this cannot be done then the weight is too heavy.
- No maximum lifts or competitions should be attempted.
- Full body programs are advised. These should be done 2-3 times per week.
- The child should perform 2-3 sets of 10-15 repetitions.
- The weight should only be increased when the child can perform 15 repetitions with correct technique.
- Make It Fun!!!!!
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