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 Kettle Ball?
Hi, I haven't recently heard from several people that they love using a Kettle Ball in a circuit for training. Has anyone tried a Kettle Ball? I have looked online and it seems to be a lot of Russian books on it. Thanks a lot.....Roy
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O.k, I meant "I have" not haven't! Tired here, lol...
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Yes, I use it for sports style conditioning.. its more geared toward the endurance based althlete rather then the bb'r.
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 Originally Posted by JayC
Yes, I use it for sports style conditioning.. its more geared toward the endurance based althlete rather then the bb'r.
you can use em for anything..
goto EliteFTS - Powerlifting and Strength Training Products and Knowledge for Lifters, Athletes, Coaches, and Trainers there a million KB exercises you can do with kettle BELLS.
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VENDETTA DE TUTTO
I use it when I am doing HIIT. instead of carrying DBs or plates around the gym, it is easier for me to have a couple of those along side the treadmill/ellipictal, what have you. i also used them alot when i was competing in Boxing; i had an old school instructor. Theyre a good resource, as long as you dont let gravity and momentum do the work for you....
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I would like to know where to buy kettle balls
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Novice
They can be bought online or at Dicks sports stores. They could also be at target and other stores but I think your weight and size of the kettle ball is limited. Yea I am going to use them once or twice a week in a circuit training to change things up.
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 Originally Posted by RoyBatty
They can be bought online or at Dicks sports stores. They could also be at target and other stores but I think your weight and size of the kettle ball is limited. Yea I am going to use them once or twice a week in a circuit training to change things up.
So how do you use them? Do you make a flat track like a circle to walk around?
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