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Kettlebell Training
This Wikizine is dedicated to promoting Kettlebell training by exchanging techniques and training tips to further the use of kettlebells as a premier weight training program.
Push-ups and sit-ups and lunges - oh my! If you feel that your traditional exercise habits are taking you on the yellow-brick road to nowhere, consider giving your routine a boost with one of the oldest pieces of equipment around, the kettlebell.
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If you're looking to shake up your fitness routine, and you're tired of lifting weights, kettlebells could be your answer. They're the hot new tool in the gym, but you do have to know what you're doing. Steve Feinberg teaches an entire class devoted to kettle bells. CBS 2's Kate Sullivan dropped in on one of his classes for an up close look a the fitness trend.
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From wcbstv.com
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IT looks like a convict's ball with a handle instead of a chain, dates back to 18th-century Russia and has helped one happy Dublin woman drop two wedding-dress sizes.
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From independent.ie
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January 1, 2010 -- Learning to do the Turkish get-up properly and then perfecting it may not sound like the most riveting premise of a two-disc, one-book set, but...
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From findarticles.com
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What's round and has a flat bottom?
You?
If that's the case, grab a similarly shaped kettlebell and work hard as this old standby helps transform you into a lean, mean exercise machine.
Kettlebells resemble cannon balls with handles, and they can be...
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From gazette.com
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For more than a year Sid Wright has been teaching a \"primitive\" fitness class at the One Heart Dojo in Downtown Athens. He calls it \"primitive\" because all it involves is your body and a lump of steel with a handle known as a kettlebell.
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From dailypostathenian.com
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You’ve probably seen the bowling ball-shaped weights with handles lying around the gym, and wondered what these things are. Rest assured, we can tell you the ‘kettlebell weights’ are used for implosive work-outs aiming to strengthen the core, tone overall body and nearly knock you for six with the series of squats and swings. Brace yourself for the aftermath of pain, but hang in there for a few sessions and it gets easier.
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From londonist.com
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