8 Strength-Training Myths Debunked
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to fitness, so there’s bound to be differing opinions on how to exercise. While it’s important to have an open mind, there are still some strength-training myths out there that we want to put to rest for good.
MYTH #1: Lifting weights makes women bulky.
MYTH #2: Light weights and high reps. tone muscles.
MYTH #3: Squatting is bad for your knees.
MYTH #4: Deadlifting is bad for your back.
MYTH #5: You have to lift heavy to get stronger.
MYTH #6: Machines are safer than free weights.
MYTH #7: You shouldn't hold your breath.
MYTH #8: Lifting makes you stiff and inflexible.
myfitnesspal
DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE!
Lift and be happy!
Eve :-)
MYTH #1: Lifting weights makes women bulky.
MYTH #2: Light weights and high reps. tone muscles.
MYTH #3: Squatting is bad for your knees.
MYTH #4: Deadlifting is bad for your back.
MYTH #5: You have to lift heavy to get stronger.
MYTH #6: Machines are safer than free weights.
MYTH #7: You shouldn't hold your breath.
MYTH #8: Lifting makes you stiff and inflexible.
myfitnesspal
DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE!
Lift and be happy!
Eve :-)
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