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		Ask the Personal Trainer Joni Hyde is a Certified Personal Trainer and owner of WorkoutsForWomen.com Q. You have talked about circuit training for women which I have started. My question is at what point do we increase our weights we are using and how do we know? I hope to hear from you. You give me motivation and have great topics. -- Cindy A. Since you're training for shape and not bulk, your strength training workouts should consist of a 15 - 20 repetition concept. If you can perform those 15 - 20 repetitions without feeling challenged, then you should increase your weight slightly. On the other hand, if you can't make it to 15 repetitions, then you need to drop your weight back a little. That 15- 20 range is perfect for ladies who want to create a leaner, shapelier and stronger body. Other recently asked questions: • Do I gain the same benefits from woman’s push-up as I would if I did men’s straight leg push-ups? • I want to exercise but with three children I just feel too guilty to take another hour away from my children. Any advice? • I travel a lot for business, what exercises can I do in my hotel room? WorkoutsForWomen.com provides home exercise programs for today's busy women, under the guidance of a certified personal trainer.		Search BlueSuitMom.com    D a i l y   S t o p s • Exercise of the Month • BMI Calculator • Exercise Calculator • Live Right, Live Well • Sign Up For Our Newsletter Ask an Expert • Personal Trainer • Pediatrician • Holistic Health    P o l l  Do you allow your child to drink soda? No, never Yes, only occasionally Yes, anytime they want Yes, only at special times View results
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