Kettle bell training is a mixture of strength training and cardiovascular training. A kettle bell is a type of weight similar to a dumbbell. The kettle bell is generally used in a swinging motion to increase strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular endurance.
Yes, kettle bell trainings is available online. You can first purchase the bells online along with instructional videos and exercises. The website youtube.com also has endless videos with how to things.
Bell ringer or Kettle worker
A kettle bell workout in simple terms is taking stretching positions to an extreme. I would say extreme because of the weight of the kettle bell. I mean you are basically moving around the kettle bell in all directions while you yourself are moving - almost like a dance sequence.
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Kettle bell workouts work out the Chest and Shoulders, the core, grip, as well as legs. It is different then a dumbell since the ball hangs lower then the handle.
The kettle bell workout has become very popular in the last few years. The creator of this workout is hard to tell because on what type of workout is being referred to.
You can find videos of kettle bell workouts on YouTube. Type it in on Google, click the first link and type in kettle bell workouts in the search bar at the top and click enter. You will find a selection of videos you can watch.
The top ab moves with a kettle bell are crunch ups, Russian twist, windmills, and the pullover crunch. The key to focusing on your abs with the kettle bell is posture. There are multiple websites that can instruct you on a specific routine to fit your needs. Try www.livestrong.com
Kettle bells are nomalls made from iron and other inert compounds. they typically increase by 5kg increments until you get up to over 40kg, then its pretty much every 10kgs.
A pood is an old Russian measure of weight, about 16.4 KG or 36 lbs. Kettle bells are measured in pood, so a pood kettle bell is 36 pounds, a 1.5 pood is 54 pounds and a 2 pood is 72 pounds in weight.
The kettle ball workout spot is a great site to use if you are interested in kettle ball routines, equipment gyms and coaches and interesting blog. http://www.kettlebellworkoutspot.com/ This site offers a several options and great information for any one interested in kettle bell workouts?
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