3 Effective Strength Training Programs for WomenThese strength training programs for women will get you stronger in no time. I think it’s important to have variation in your programs so that your workout keeps you interested. Girls and guys alike, monotony ain't fun. So mix it up, and be playful with your workouts. At least, that's what I do. If it isn't fun, you just won't stick to it. Also, if you can workout wherever you have the equipment. These 3 programs for free-weights, bodyweight exercises, and kettlebells will give you the variation to build functional strength wherever and whenever you want!  Programs...
To Download a PDF of this program, simply right-click here and then click 'Save As'. This is the basic weight training program, but with dumbbells. This gives it versatility to be done wherever and works your whole body! Womens strength training should make you balance, work both sides of your body independently, and hit those places where you are weakest. A great one of the ‘Big 3’ strength training programs for women.
To Download the bodyweight exercise program, simply right-click here and then click 'Save As'. A bodyweight exercise program can be almost as good as one with free weights. You can do these workouts almost anywhere and develop a lot of strength since they are very intense. The plyometric pushups are (pushups where you push yourself into the air) can be particularly brutal. Perform the exercises at the most intense level you can. Safely, of course ;-)
To Download the Kettlebell Program, simply right-click here and click 'Save As'. Kettlebells are an awesome way to get in shape as well. They require that you balance as well as manipulate a lot of weight in new ways. If you need more info about kettlebell exercises or instruction, click here. Also, the swings are excellent for endurance work if you don’t have the equipment or space to go running. They will work your legs like few things can and put much less strain on the knees than running. As always, use good technique when you work out. Weight lifting doesn’t cause injuries, people who are stupid enough to workout with bad technique and too much weight cause injuries. Which has been me in the past, so take advantage of my aching muscles and joints. Go slow and steady. When you start one of these strength training programs for women have guidelines for when to increase weight. When your program becomes something you can do easily, make it more intense. Otherwise you aren’t building more strength. OK, get some more info or get stronger; don’t just say you will later and go on to the next thing and forget. Just start it now and then feel great for doing it.
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