By Sujain Thomas
People, especially women, shy away from weight training because they think weight training is always about bulking up. It is more of strength training since it tones muscles, strengthens internal organs and burns much fat.
If you are still not convinced, here are a few reasons you should start lifting weights –
Notice your progress
Whether it is to lose weight or gain mass, pumping weights will make your body transformation much faster. Weight lifting makes progress more noticeable for everyone. Even for women, the muscle gain is much quicker.
Get renewed balance
Handling all that weight on a regular basis will help to improve your balance. It can help you strengthen your bones and reduce the chances of osteoporosis. It can delay the onset of arthritis and prevent a lot of bone decay over the years.
Gain mass
If you are already trying protein supplements and steroid shakes, you will love the after effect of an intense weight lifting sessions. It will help you get your cuts much faster. You can either bulk up or tone down depending on your requirements. The best steroids for saleare natural with little to no side effects. They will boost fat burning when you commit to weight training.
Burn those extra calories
Weight training is quite intense. It may look stationary and slow to the inexperienced eyes, but they burn calories much faster than aerobic exercises and low-intensity cardio. Lifting weights at least thrice a week can help you burn your weekend pizza, summer sundaes, and extra beers fast.
You can save time!
Weight training regularly takes less than 20 minutes. If you have enough experienced guidance, you can complete your weight training regime is less than 30 to 60 minutes in total. Weight training is one of the few workouts where more is not always better. Unless you are on weight gaining supplements or muscle mass gainers, you will find yourself losing weight rapidly if you train more than 60 minutes per week.
Do it at home
Once you get the idea of how to train your biceps, triceps, back, shoulder, glutes, thighs and legs, you can train at home. Driving to the gym and back can be tiring and unnecessary if you have a regular job. Exercising for 20 minutes at home thrice a week is more than enough. You can invest in dumbbells and kettlebells and start working out in your living room.
Weight training is a smart way to embrace great health. It improves muscle tone, cardiac output and it increases energy. People who train with weights regularly usually sleep better too. It is an excellent way to boost confidence and fight depression.
Sujain Thomas
Author Bio: Sujain Thomas is a qualified career counselor. She has helped aspiring students to identify the right career as per their skills and aptitude. She enjoys blogging in her spare time.
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