3 Reasons to Kettlebell
- Complete, full body workout you can do anywhere. You don’t need memberships or fancy equipment to get fit, lean up, or add on muscle. Just your hands, some willpower and a kettlebell.
- Most efficient training tool in the world. With a kettlebell you can move the most amount of weight in the shortest amount of time, meaning less time training and more time enjoying your body of work.
- It’s bad ass. A black cannonball with a cast-iron handle? No matter who you are, kettlebells demand respect.
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The Beginner’s Guide to Kettlebells
We’re willing to bet that most people get interested in the kettlebell for one reason: it looks damn cool. A black cannonball with a cast-iron handle, no other training tool can match its oldschool, back-to-basics appeal.
And while the cool factor is a good enough reason to start using one, there are many others that will inspire you to stick with kettlebell training long-term and make it a regular part of your workouts. Whether you’re looking to get started with your first bell tomorrow, or you want a quick refresher course on everything that makes kettlebells indispensable, look no further than the guide that follows, which covers everything you need to know to start making gains right away.
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