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I think the ‘light barbell’ idea doesn’t work, because the stimulus you require to grow the type II you’re wanting for strength and mobility requires a heavier stimulus. You have to get to the point of failure (or within a couple reps of it) to do this and this should occur with a 6 to 10 rep set. With a light barbell you’ll end up doing 20+sets and fatigue will become a major factor reducing your reaching failure goal and making you miserable afterwards!I have come across several other web sites that appear to endorse light barbell weight for senior citizens. I am going to watch more and make comparisons between them.
That is my plan. Thank you.Follow ‘Rebuilding Mum and Dad’ since it’s tried, tested and documented.
You could do exercises that don’t load your lower back; bench press, seated curls, leg extensions, but I’d strongly suggest you have an expert personal trainer to coach you in these methods as safely as possible.Hope Delayed.
Visited my Doctor today. He thought weight training was a good idea in general. But, with my lower spine issues not for me at this time. Maybe later. Bummer.
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