Ok for beginning strength training?
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merekins
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Would sticking to this circuit be appropriate for a beginner? Looking for an easy routine to stick to for a few months to get in the habit.
Due to medical reasons, I need to use machines rather than free weights for stabilization.

Due to medical reasons, I need to use machines rather than free weights for stabilization.

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Sure.0
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Yes, I use most of them, but only start with 2 machines (1 upper and 1 lower) and add more gradually whilst upping the weights.2
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I recently started and I use the EXACT same machines. (Same brand and all). I started with a "push" day and a "pull" day. I have been doing it for about 5 weeks after doing nothing in the strength training area for a good decade or so.
I haven't had any issues so far and I have already increased the weight on nearly all of the machines.
I think machines give us beginners a good base to work with and then add in other things as we go.1
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