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Browse Our Selection Of Dumnbbells, Olympic Plates Kettlebells, Olympic Bars, Curl Bars, Bumper Plates & Much More It can be daunting to approach the gym to weight train for the first time. You may be wondering, "How much weight should I use," "How do I incorporate weights into my workouts," Or " What if I'm using free weights wrong?" Well do not worry, we are here to help. Here we will break down the different types of free weights. We will tell you what you will need to know when starting out training with free weights, which components you will need for an at-home gym, and we will include some basic free weight exercises to work out your lower body and some free weight training exercises that you can incorporate into a cross-fit workout. There are many valuable qualities of training with free weights. They offer a limitless range of motion, allowing for easy movement. As free weights offer a full range of motion, using free weights develops muscle stabilization as the body must activate stabilizer muscles to help maintain balance while performing free weight training exercises. Let's break down the different types of Free Weights. Dumbbells Dumbbells are handheld free weights, with a handle and matching weight attached to both ends. They typically range from around one pound to 25 pounds. They are cost effective, space effective, and many of the exercises you perform with dumbbells are close to bodyweight exercises, so they are a great way for beginners to weight train and to slowly build up to Barbells and heavier weight training. They are the best weights to start out with. Dumbbells offer a great range of motion (ROM) and thus utilize more "stabilizer muscles" than barbells. With dumbbells the possibilities are pretty much endless. They can be added to bodyweight exercises to make them more difficult and to build strength. However, to build larger muscles, and to provide your muscles with a maximum overload option, you'll want to consider Olympic Plates. O