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Weight lifting exercise According to many experts, you will help your body learn to burn more fat if you take the simple step of warming up before starting your weight lifting exercise or aerobic routine. You can do this by running in place, or by doing the routine slowly at first, with lighter dumbbels, and then push yourself a bit more when your muscles have loosened up and become warmer. Remember – start with the lighter dumbbells that are comfortable, and only mildly challenging. You will move up to the more macho dumbbells quickly as your body adjusts to its new strength that it gains quickly from regularly scheduled weight lifting exercise. This is where we can help. We have written the eBook Weight Lifting for Absolute Beginners, which will get you off to a great start as you begin this program. Weight Lifting For Absolute Beginners is illustrated so that anyone can begin using this valuable technique quickly and easily, with only $5.00 worth of equipment, in the privacy of your own home. As with any fitness program, before starting your weight lifting exercise program you should tell your doctor. Each of us is different. This routine is very low-impact, but you will be using muscles that you may not have used in years. It’s important to use caution and common sense when choosing which weights to use, in order to avoid any unintentional damage to your muscles. We aren't kidding when we say it doesn’t take much equipment. If you want, you can buy a complete set of small dumbbells, weighing from 1 pound all the way up to 30 or more. You may prefer to start with just one pair of dumbbells, and add pairs as you get stronger. I’ve seen them for sale at Target starting at under $4 a pair for the lighter dumbbells, and just this week I saw them at K-Mart for 99 cents! You don't have to spend a fortune to get started on a weight lifting exercise program.

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