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Working out with dumbbells is a great way to get fit at home. Weight training is a great way to get your heart rate up and get in shape in the least amount of time. And if you have adaptable dumbbells then you know they don’t take up much room, which makes them perfective for a home gym.
There are a good deal of exercises that I do with dumbbells including the dumbbell squat. This exercise will aid you to formulate strength, muscle mass, and speed. Of course muscle burns calories, so if you are looking to lose weight this is a outstanding exercise to do.
How to do a dumbbell squat.
- Always start out with moderate weight dumbbells.
- Place the weights on your shoulders with your elbows facing forward.
- Keep your heels and back flat.
- Stick your butt back a little bit.
- Knees somewhat bent.
- Keep your weight on your heels and your shins behind your toes.
- Squat down until your knees reach a 90 degree angle.
- Come back up.
- 3 seconds to go down.
- 1 second pause at the bottom.
- Come up smoothly.
- Do 8 to 10 reps.
As with any weight bearing exercise, be sure to give your muscles a days rest amongst workouts. You may workout each day, but switch up the muscle groups you are using to stay clear from injury.
How to stay motivated.
If you are new to using weights to workout, be conscious that the initial couple of times you may get sore. Don’t let this admonish you. After the firstborn assorted times lifting this will pass. Focus on your goals and pay attention to how your body is changing. If you are consistent you will get started to observe a modify in just a few weeks. Another good thing to do is to work out with a friend This genuinely helps to keep you on the right track.
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Randal
great, thanks for this!
Terrence
awesome gym dude! lmao
Norman
is it ok to lift your heels?
Bettye
@pspnuts No. If I were you I would do body weight exercises. No weights yet and some light cardio. You want to get most of your workout from the body weight exercises. Don’t eat less, just eat better. Eat grilled or baked chicken, beans, fish, spinach, salad, olive oil, nuts, etc. If you eat too few calories your body will go into starvation mode, and you will lose muscle, not fat; which will cause you to burn less calories. That is exactly what you DON”T want to happen. Good luck.
Catherine
@guculke
And why not?
Nona
Hey dude look up P90X..Its a fitness program…just check it out
Walter
personally i started off by doing 15 squats with 10kg dumbells in each hand and now i do 30 squats with 12kg in each hand (thats 24kg in total) and 30 squats with 24kg dumbells is enough for a day to day basis. note: if you do decide to do these squats you might just want to do your other exercises in between every 5 or 7 sqauts because trying to do them all in one sitting is going to kill you. i do 7 then i do my pressups then leg raisers then dumbell curls. then i go back to squats…….
Kelvin
is starting with 6kg1s good ( im 13)
Dudley
don’t lock out your elbows!!!!!
Mae
hey I am 12 years old and I just started lifting and I really need to lose weght i am 5 9 right now so will I lose weight if I do cardio and eat less
Galen
Look into 100 meter sprints, 1600 meter repeats, and long or tempo runs.
Malik
So squats help you grow?
Wallace
im a soccer player and need to improve my sprinting speed will this exercise help?
Tyrone
ok, so some of the form isnt perfect, but the principle is fine and it makes people squat!!
most people shy away from squatting cos they are hard and if you want to grow then you must squat.
Geraldine
GOOD!!
but do NOT place your knees so far apart that is why when you come up your knees are locking inwards this is very BAD for your knees
Socorro
No. Weight training has no more effect on your growth (negative effect) than most exercises.
You might as well not play football since there’s far more stress to your body.
Roderick
How many reps and sets?
Louie
heyy men, These wrong knee desplante angle should not exceed the tip of the foot to not develop a lesion in the ligaments, if you are going to record a video bear in mind the responsibility of the exercise
Janell
yoo i started squating and benching in 7th grade im going to tenth im squating allmost 400 and i went from 5 7 in 7th grade to 6 1 now its all a myth stunning growth
Sophia
i have a question… Im 16 and i havnt stopped growing yet. I started squatting with 15 pound dumb bells, will this affect my growth ?
Isreal
why is the need of throwing the dumbells up when you get up.
Woodrow
umm..umm..umm
Candice
A good exercise. But I’d avoid locking your elbows on the upward, thursting motion as that causes the weight to be absorbed into the joints causing damage.
Bettie
hey smart guy you spelled capillarization
wrong…..hahaha
Heriberto
kasey just trying to show off a little knowledge, get over yourself its just a demo