Only if you are utterly certain that you can manage the weight. If you get it wrong and you get trapped below the weight it can potentially kill you.
at least your body weight
The current weight of Hillary Clinton is about 160 lbs so I know he can lift more than that because hes benching that weight right now without even breaking a sweat.
i know hes doen 225 for 50 reps.
About a pound a week is as fast as one can safely lose weight without a doctor's supervision.
No. Human medicines should never be given to an animal without proper veterinary supervision. The dosage of a medication is often calculated for the weight of an average human. A dog is much lighter.
The average max bench press for a 16-year-old can vary widely based on factors like training experience, genetics, and body weight. However, a general guideline might be around 100-150 pounds for beginners, increasing as strength and experience develop. It's important for young lifters to focus on proper form, gradual progression, and safety when training.
Varies on what sport. For more strength-oriented sports, like football, 110-130% of a person's weight on benchpress is quite good. Anything is excess of 150% is worthy of powerlifting status and is exceptional.
Yes, it is very dangerous. Weight loss for children should only be done under a doctor's supervision.
You should never use weight loss products when pregnant unless the doctor says so and then it would be under his supervision.
You can bench press as much as you want. PROPER weight lifting will NOT stunt your growth. The only way youm will stunt your growth is by puttng too much pressure on your spine. So if you feel like your spine (not back muscles) are burning or hurting, STOP drop weight-or -ask a PROFESSIONAL trainer to look at your form.
Liquid diets are very scary, they should only be done with a doctors supervision. However, a product like Slim fast can be a good way to lose some weight using a liquid product.
This is really a question you should be asking your coach. If your coach requires that you do weight training at school, then yes, you do need to do it. If you're already doing adequate weight training on your own, then he may waive this requirement, but it's also possible that he may prefer you do it under his supervision.