My Christmas present to myself is a 20k kettlebell. Kettlebells, as you can see, look kind of like cannonballs with handles. They are incredibly versatile: you can use them for curls, squats, snatches, weighted crunches, push-ups--the possibilities are endless. Kettlebell training usually involves dynamic movements to build strength and cardiovascular capacity.
This thing has already given me a workout. I had to carry it a few blocks (including a few flights of stairs) to get it from the pickup point to my apartment. The commute included a ride on the monorail, and the station guard asked what I was carrying. "Pangpamacho," I replied (something to make me macho). He laughed.
I'll write more about kettlebell training in future articles. In the meantime, you may want to think about ordering a set. You may also be interested in a program like the Kettlebell Fat Loss Program.
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2 comments:
i think kettlebell training should be taught in school. it's a better exercise regimen and it's fun.
great for functional strength.
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