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Kettle bells training

  • 16-11-2012 11:03pm
    #1
    raher1
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    Is kettle bells a good way to gain fitness. I bit unfit.
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  • #2
    Chancer3001
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    ya. It good.


  • #3
    Will Heffernan
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    Sonye wrote: »
    Is kettle bells a good way to gain fitness. I bit unfit.
    If you are unfit....anything would be good.

    If you enjoy kettlebell work than that is as good an option as any other.

    Good luck in your pursuit of your healthier and fitter lifestyle.


  • #4
    raher1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 924 ✭✭✭raher1


    Can u learn ur self or is it better to go to someone?


  • #5
    cmyk
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    Sonye wrote: »
    Can u learn ur self or is it better to go to someone?

    I'd head along to a local reputable class or trainer to get your technique down. Once that's sorted you can fire ahead from home, throw in some bodyweight exercises too and you're away.

    It's entirely possible of course to learn from YouTube videos etc. but what people think they're doing and are actually doing are often 2 different things.


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