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  1. A Complete Female Weight Lifting Routine For Beginners

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  1. Here are some weight lifting exercises for women:
    1. Chest Exercises: Bench press, Dumbbell bench press, Push-ups.
    2. Shoulder Exercises: Standing overhead press, Kettlebell overhead press, Lateral raises.
    3. Arm Exercises: Biceps curls, Triceps extensions.
    4. Back Exercises: Pull-ups, Bent-over rows, Band pull-aparts.
    5. Core Exercises: Planks, Bear crawls, Dead bugs.
    6. Leg Exercises: Squats, Lunges, Deadlifts.
    7. Glute Exercises: Glute bridges, Hip thrusts, Banded hip abduction1.An intermediate weight lifting workout for women could include exercises like push-ups, barbell squats, assisted pull-ups, single arm rows, kettlebell goblet squats, and Romanian deadlifts2.
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    Best Weight Training Exercises for Women

    • Chest Exercises Bench press Dumbbell bench press Push-ups
    • Shoulder Exercises Standing overhead press Kettlebell overhead press Lateral raises
    • Arm Exercises Biceps curls Triceps extensions
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    Sample Intermediate Weight Lifting Workout for Women

    • Push ups
    • Barbell squats
    • Assisted pull-ups
    • Single arm rows
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  4. Muscle & Strength’s 12 Week Women’s Workout Program

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