Which strength training method is best for you? Experts break down the options
- Free weights, including dumbbells and barbells, are recommended for relatively healthy individuals looking to exercise with weight resistance.
- Weight training machines are described as a good starting point for beginners because they are affordable and require little space.
- Using body weight as resistance is also mentioned as a valid method for strength training.
- To improve results over time, varying the number of sets and repetitions is important.
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Progressive overload is considered the basic principle of successful strength training. Scientific studies confirm the effectiveness of this tried and tested method.


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