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Jan 13
52m 39s

Weightlifting + Cross Training in Teens

Peoples Media, This Is So Awkward
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The pressure to look a certain way and perform at peak athletic levels keeps moving younger and younger. It begs the question: what’s actually healthy and safe for growing bodies? This episode starts with the science of growth spurts and then answers some of the most common questions we get: is it safe for tweens + teens to weight train? If so, at what age? ... Show More
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