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Many women shun strength training and any exercises associated with building muscle mass for fear of becoming bulky and unfeminine. However, a woman with muscles is still a woman; you can do strength training and build long, lean muscles that create a sculpted look, make you stronger, and define your curves. Strong and healthy can be a sexy look and an appealing lifestyle.

Having children is one way to develop strong muscles: after you’ve hauled baby, car seat and diaper bag around every day for a few weeks, you’ll notice stronger arms. And that’s the key to developing strong muscles at any point in life; no, not having children, but using your muscles consistently and in a way that challenges them, so that they stretch and grow in order to be able to perform what you ask of them.

Muscles in the arms respond quickly to exercise and strength training. Follow a healthy diet, watch portions and stay hydrated to maintain overall health and lose fat from the body, including the arms. See a doctor before starting any weight training routine or exercise regimen. Use exercises to build triceps and biceps as well as strengthen shoulders and keep the neck loose and pliable. Within a couple of weeks of using strength training to build muscles on your arms, you will start to notice a difference, especially when you focus on arms two or three times a week with 20 or 30 minute sessions.