How does exercise affect bone development during growth?

[Soldier]

That's awesome. I know I'm going to have my baby girl training with me as soon as she can hold a dumbell. I don't believe in any of the myths about how bad it is for kids to train. How could it be bad if you focus on form and controlled progression?

[BendtheBar]

Originally Posted by Shadow

Did you read it at all....

No really. Just trying to push your buttons.

Now you know what I have to deal with 70 times a day.

[tank]

push buttons, video games, i get it!

[Shadowschmadow]

Originally Posted by BendtheBar

No really. Just trying to push your buttons.

I'm carefree Sw33tCh33xxx. <3 u St3V3

Originally Posted by Soldier

That's awesome. I know I'm going to have my baby girl training with me as soon as she can hold a dumbell. I don't believe in any of the myths about how bad it is for kids to train. How could it be bad if you focus on form and controlled progression?

Training can be detrimental to anyone's well-being. Improper form, too much volume, not enough sleep, not enough food, going heavy all the time; the same rules apply. However, the alternative of sitting on your ass all day, eating the crap kids eat, will most likely prove to be more detrimental in the short term and long. Look at how many obese children there are now, and some being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Its ridiculous.

I'm not saying that kids should necessarily be all out exerting themselves like we do when we train, but its not going to hurt them to be challenged. Will I have my kids involved in sports and possibly weight-lifting? Absolutely. Will I push them to make progress? Absolutely. However, the one thing we need to remind ourselves is that they're still just kids. But they still need to get off their ass and go do something other than video games and TV all day.

All the kids these days are little gurly-mehn... Its sad.

[Soldier]

Originally Posted by Shadow

I'm carefree Sw33tCh33xxx. <3 u St3V3



Training can be detrimental to anyone's well-being. Improper form, too much volume, not enough sleep, not enough food, going heavy all the time; the same rules apply. However, the alternative of sitting on your ass all day, eating the crap kids eat, will most likely prove to be more detrimental in the short term and long. Look at how many obese children there are now, and some being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Its ridiculous.

I'm not saying that kids should necessarily be all out exerting themselves like we do when we train, but its not going to hurt them to be challenged. Will I have my kids involved in sports and possibly weight-lifting? Absolutely. Will I push them to make progress? Absolutely. However, the one thing we need to remind ourselves is that they're still just kids. But they still need to get off their ass and go do something other than video games and TV all day.

All the kids these days are little gurly-mehn... Its sad.

That one is HUUUUGE. When I talk to my kids about the stuf their parents feed tham it's absolutely no surprise that they are all having trouble in school (I work with kids who are suspended). This morning one girl came into class complaining about how hungry she was. She was complaining that her mom only got her ONE McGriddle. A McGriddle has 420 cals and 8g of saturated fat. She told me she wanted 2, which would have been 840 completely empty calories for a teenage girl who probably weighs all of 95lb.

[Shadowschmadow]

Wonder if that's a normal routine of theirs or if its a 1x deal.