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Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics
Exercise
It’s time now that we crush the outdated beliefs around women and weight training.
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In reality, women don’t have enough testosterone to build bulky muscles like men.
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Weights burn more calories after the workout and preserve lean muscle.
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Major muscle loss is seen post the age of 30; strength training prevents age-related weakness.
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You can’t “tone” your arms or belly without full-body strength and a proper diet.
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With proper form and progression, strength training is safer than running.
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It help supports insulin sensitivity, reduces PCOS symptoms, and regulates mood.
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Push-ups, squats, planks, no gym needed. You can get strong at home.
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Pair strength training with enough protein intake, a balanced diet and recovery for best results, ladies, don’t fear the weights. Fear missing out on your strongest self.
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