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Age for beginning weight training kids

At what age is it appropriate to begin a weight training program?

  • Not before 13

    Votes: 3 8.8%
  • 13-15

    Votes: 20 58.8%
  • 16-18

    Votes: 10 29.4%
  • After age 18

    Votes: 1 2.9%

  • Total voters
    34
I think 11-12 is good for speed/form stuff like Oly lifting. I think 13-14 (puberty) is better for muscle building. I'd rather have my kid doing Oly lifting at 10 than playing football at 8.
 
15 all the way give you son something better to do with all that testosterone instead of beating off 3 times a day :evil:
 
X-rays.

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so there arnt any symptoms that would make you think think maybe my growth plates have started to fuse i better go get an x-ray?

im a shortass with a tall dad and the men on my mums side of the family are average height lol thats why I ask....
 
so there arnt any symptoms that would make you think think maybe my growth plates have started to fuse i better go get an x-ray?

im a shortass with a tall dad and the men on my mums side of the family are average height lol thats why I ask....

Fused growth plates is not a disease. Its what happens when you are fully grown. You might just be a short guy. Plus you are only 16. Most people aren't completely done growing until that are ~20.

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Fused growth plates is not a disease. Its what happens when you are fully grown. You might just be a short guy. Plus you are only 16. Most people aren't completely done growing until that are ~20.

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oh I thought fused plates was it was called when due to liftin weights your bones stop growing, or as most people call it you "stunt your growth" I didnt realise you were just referring to being fully grown and developed. Thanks.
 
well my kid is 11/6th grade and this year in PE they began some weight training (not free weights, but rather machines) and I'm ok with that.
 
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