#6590409 - 09/16/12 06:10 PM
Kettlebells
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I had cancelled my gym membership a while back because I never had a chance to go, with school and work. The prices have gone up when I looked into it again, so I was going to order some kettlebells to use at home.
What size should I get? Would a 35lb be too much for hamstring and upper body exercises, or will I get used to it too quickly? Should I order a 35 and 45? 2 of each?
Looking at quick and easy gear I can keep at home to at least simulate gym exercises.
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#6590475 - 09/16/12 06:28 PM
Re: Kettlebells
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Baxter, you know I don't speak Spanish.
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#6590768 - 09/16/12 09:20 PM
Re: Kettlebells
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The plan is to do a lot of good mornings, straight leg deads (single leg), lunges etc. Once I get the kettlebells in, I'll see how they feel and learn to do some swings.
I decided to get 1 35lb and 1 45lb.
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