Standard Weight Plates
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 Bowflex SelectTech 552 Adjustable Dumbbells Pair  US $321.21
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 Barbell 10 lb Weight Plates 6 60 lbs Standard US $59.84
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 Lot Of 4x 25lb Weight Plates Barbell Standard Size Steel Or Iron Good Used Condi US $34.00
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 Lot Of 2x 25 Lb Barbell Weight Plates Standard Size Good Used Condition Barbell US $17.51
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 standard 1 weight plates set 40kg weights barbell rubber coated 4 X 10kg US $56.56
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 4 10 lbs Weights w 2 Bars Standard 1 Hole US $15.00
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 6 5 lbs 6 3 lbs Weights w 2 Bars Standard 1 Hole US $17.50
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 4 Weider 10 lbs 4 5 lbs Weights Standard 1 Hole w 2 Bars US $21.50
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 6 Weider 5 lbs Weights Standard 1 Hole US $12.50
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 standard 1 weight plates set 100kg weights barbell rubber coated 10 X 10kg US $157.14
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 Vintage YORK BARBELL PLATES 10 lb two US $9.90
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 2 x 125 lb pound York standard 1 inch hole weight plate vintage antique old US $3.99
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 4x 15 lb pound Dan Lurie standard 1 inch hole weight plate vintage antique old US $8.50
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 2 x 5 lb pound Ferrigno standard 1 inch hole weight plate vintage antique old US $7.99
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 1 x 10 lb pound circle T standard 1 inch hole weight plate vintage antique old US $6.99
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 2 x 25 lb pound Billard standard 1 inch hole weight plate vintage antique old US $3.99
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 CAP 25 lb standard weight plate set of two US $3.50
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 Weights Standard Olympic 45LB Barbells Plates 6 US $135.00
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 10 lb Barbell Weight Plates 4 40 lbs Standard Vintage Non York Chubby US $24.99
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 20 lb Barbell Weight Plates Pair 2 40 lbs Standard Pancake US $19.99
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 25 lb Silver Barbell Weight Plates Pair 2 50 lbs Standard Generic Easy Grip US $21.49
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 CAP Barbell 10 lb Weight Plates 4 40 lbs Standard US $24.50
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 WEIDER 50 lbs steel grip handle weight for 1 standard size barbell or toning US $19.99
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 4 Weider 10 lb Weight Plates 4 40 lbs Cast Iron Standard Barbell Dumbbell US $41.95
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 6 Weider 5 3 lb Weight Plates Six 22 lbs Cast Iron Standard Two 5 lb Four 3 lb US $29.95
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 8 Bollinger Threaded Weight Plates 32 lbs with Adjustable dumbbell handles US $69.95
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 Solid Steel Dumbbells Handles Ship by USPS Priority US $12.50
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 100 lbs Weight Dumbbell Set Equipment Workout Exercise at Home Lifting Fitness US $67.99
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 A Set New 100 LBS Adjustable Dumbbells Total 200 lbs US $289.99
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 New Cap Barbell 40 Pound Dumbbell Set Free Shipping US $45.97
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 Golds Gym 40lb Weight Set Dumbbell Exercise Equipment US $29.79
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 Cap Barbell 40 lb Adjustable Dumbbell Weight Set Case US $45.95
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 CAP Barbell Standard Plate Rack Black and White Work Out Weight Storage NEW US $49.99
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 Two Weight Plates 10 lb 2 plates 20 Lbs dumbbells barbells standard BFCO US $16.99
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 Two Weight Plates 10 lb 2 plates 20 Lbs dumbbells barbells standard gray US $16.99
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 Two Weight Plates 10 lb 2 plates 20 Lbs dumbbells barbells standard US $16.99
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 Weider Forearm Blaster Rope Forearm Developer Exercises Wrists and Forearms US $12.99
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 1 Pair 125 lb 57 kg Olympic Plates 125lb US $21.45
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 Bayou Fitness 50 lbs Adjustable Dumbbell BF 0150 US $134.99
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 Brand New Bowflex SelectTech 552 Adjustable Dumbbells Pair US $343.70
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 York Barbell Standard 14 Inch Spin Lock Dumbbell handle US $18.99
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 New Marcy Diamond MD 389 Standard Bench with Butterfly Free Shipping US $170.97
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 25 lb Weight Plates 2 50 lbs Standard 1 Hole US $39.99
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 Standard Curl Bar Dumbbell Handle Combo w 8x5LB8x3LB Weight Plates 64 pounds US $59.95
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 Body Solid 300 Steel Grip Olympic Weight Set OST300S US $499.99
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 A pair of 525 LBS Adjustable Dumbbells Total 105lbs US $149.97
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 Dumbell Dumbbells Adjustable Bowflex Set NEW Adjustable US $374.95
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 Cap Barbell Grip Plate Weight Set with Threaded Bar NEW US $189.99
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 New TROY Barbell PFD 005 050R 5 50 lb Pro Style Dumbbell Set Free Shipping US $1,939.99
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 A Pair of 5 LBS Dumbbell Handdls Fast Free Shipping US $39.99
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 Sunny Health Fitness 14 Chrome dumbbell Bar STDBH 14 US $22.99
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 2 x 100 LBS A Set Adjustable Casting Iron Dumbbells Total 200 lbs Free Shipping US $289.99
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 BRAND NEW Body Solid Standard Plate Tree Bar Holder US $80.00
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 NEW OSR400S Body Solid Rubber Grip Olympic Weight Set Chrome Barbell 400 lbs US $775.00
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 Body Solid 500 Steel Grip Olympic Weight Set OST500S US $679.00
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 Body Solid 400 lb Steel Grip Olympic Weight Set OST400S US $599.99
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 Body Solid 500 Rubber Grip Olympic Weight Set OSR500S US $758.99
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 Body Solid 400 Rubber Grip Olympic Weight Set OSR400S US $669.99
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 Brand NEW Bowflex SelectTech 552 Dumbbells SET Stand 51 BENCH US $459.99
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 Cap Barbell 40 Pound Dumbbell Set US $52.34
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 Body Solid Standard Plate Weight Tree Bar Holder GSWT US $101.43
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 Valor Fitness BH 8 Standard Weight Bar and Weight Plate Rack US $79.00
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 EF Products Standard 1 Plate Tree EF 3152 US $39.99
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 Yukon Olympic Plate Weight Set OLY 230 US $529.00
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 Yukon Fitness Heavy Duty Plate Weight Rack HPR 129 US $89.99
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 Extra Wide Threaded Kettlebel Handle C 0290 by New York Barbells US $34.95
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 Yukon Fitness Olympic Plate Weight Tree OPT 184 US $99.99
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 Ivanko weights 5 50 lb dumbbells gym equipment US $1,715.00
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 Standard ECO Weight Set With Grip Plates 100 Pounds New US $184.05
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 Cap Barbell 1 Hole Weight Lifting Plates Set Standard bar Lot South West GA PUP US $114.11
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 CAP Barbell Standard Grey 110 pound Cast Iiron Workout Weight Set NEW US $139.95
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 New Pure Fitness Bench Press Home Gym Lifting Weight Exercise Equipment Leg Curl US $219.95
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 NEW Crescendo Fitness Folding Weight Lifting Bench Press Exercise Gym Equipment US $298.95
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 New 525 lbs Adjustable Dumbbells Weight Dumbbell kit US $79.99
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 CROSSFIT Olympic Black Weight Plate set 5 pr Kilogram US $69.00
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 Troy Barbell USA Sports Pair of Standard Threaded Dumbbell Bars 2 GRD 14T US $46.99
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 USA Sports 35 lbs Dumbbell Handle GRD 14 US $8.75
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 USA Sports Olympic 300 lb Weight Set OSS 300 US $458.00
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 Black Standard Weight Plate 50 Pound New US $100.70
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 NEW Marcy Bench Press with Butterfly Home Gym Lifting Weights Exercise Equipment US $289.95
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Will going to the gym affect my growth and development, age 17?
I've been told that lifting weights and doing weight training as part of an exercise program can be damaging to epiphyseal plates, having researched this on the internet i was wondering whether or not this is actually the case, i could find no evidence supporting this, but the information came from a reliable source to begin with, wondering if anyone might be able to help?
I've been going to the gym for around 5-6 months , 3 times a week for around 1.5 hours at a time, doing all your standard exercises bench pressing etc and i feel i'm well within my ability and haven't had any aches and pains aside from the normal after workout pains 
I'm 6'2 and weigh around 80kg (13stone) if this is of any use, and imho i am still growing quite rapidly.
I agree with Cheeze...weight training is all good in numerous aspects but STILL, you’re only 17, and still growing, so you have to mind your growth plates during the next 4 years or so.
If you feel like you’re well within your ability and haven’t had any aches and pains aside from the normal after workout pains, then I think you’re fine.
Here is my answer to another question I got that was similar to yours...
People say that lifting weights will stunt your growth for a couple of reasons.
One of those reasons could be that the best bodybuilders are short, so people will assume they’re short because they lifted weights instead of growing. A person needs a certain amount of calories just to be alive, breathing and digesting…the Metabolic Rate. Then you have to add all the calories needed for activities (walking, moving around and doing anything). Then if you’re a growing teenager, you need several hundred calories more just for growth. Weight lifting and building muscle mass require a massive amount of extra calories. It is understandable to think that a person could use his “growth calories” for energy for muscle mass building, and therefore stunt his growth. Even an inactive teenage boy would need between 2,200 and 3,000 calories. He would have to eat more than that if he’s active and even more than that if he’s lifting weights and building muscle mass. Eating thousands of calories every day requires a lot of know-how and discipline, especially if you’re not the one doing the cooking, you cannot just eat tons of high calorie fast food junk and clog your arteries. It could be said that taller men are not bodybuilders because they already require a lot of calories, because of their height, and it’s just too hard to eat more. Also, the body always adapts to your goals…if your goal is to lift weights, you will do that better if you’re short so you have a better center of gravity and the weight that you have to lift over your head will not have to be so far off the ground. It’s a strong possibility that your body could adapt and stunt your growth to make you a better lifter.
Another reason could have to do with the growth plates which are where your bones grow, near the end of each bone, when you’re still growing. Growth plates are very soft and fragile, more fragile than ligaments. Their purpose is not strength; their purpose is to grow more bones. They’re the weak link.
Adults over the age of 21 do not have growth plates. They’re done with their growth and their growth plates hardened and became as hard as the rest of the bone. When lifting weight, you put a lot of pressure on your bones and joints. If an adult puts too much stress on a joint, he will tear the ligament (that hurts!).
On the other hand, if a growing teenager puts too much stress on a joint, he will get a growth plate fracture instead (growth plate fractures used to be life threatening or left you crippled if you survived). Messing up with your growth plates will mess up with your growth. Teenage boys will most likely get growth plate fractures than tore a ligament when being injured in any sports.
(Just a note here, that has nothing to do with your question, but something to do with my answer…the gentle pressure on the bones during weight training is absolutely great for older women so they can create more bone mass and fight osteoporosis).
In the end, I would say that gentle weight lifting should be harmless, providing that you eat a good healthy diet, with enough nutrients to meet your body’s needs and tons of calories to make sure you get enough to allow for growth too. Don’t go all Schwarzenegger mode before the age of 21 so your body will not adapt and stunt your growth to make you a better lifter. Arnold is at least 6ft tall (6’2 with shoes) so you can do it the right way.