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What is the NSCA view on resistance training for youth?

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What is the NSCA view on resistance training for youth?

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The following is taken from the NSCA Youth Resistance Training Literature Review and Position Statement. It is the current position of the NSCA that: • A properly designed and supervised resistance training program is safe for children. • A properly designed and supervised resistance training program can increase the strength of children. • A properly designed and supervised resistance training program can help to enhance the motor fitness skills and sports performance of children. • A properly designed and supervised resistance training program can help to prevent injuries in youth sports and recreational activities. • A properly designed and supervised resistance training program can help to improve the psychosocial well-being of children. • A properly designed and supervised resistance training program can enhance the overall health of children. More Position Statements.

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