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    how often should a 16 year old train?

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    Um, the same as anybody else?

    Maybe describe what kind of training, your goals, diet, and any other activities you currently engage in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by peron1 View Post
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    thats a little vague... Weight lifting, bodybuilding, endurance???? What are his goals??? IMO a 16 year old can train twice as much as someone my age(34)....

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