The 48kg kettlebell is a seriously sized kettlebell for the advanced strength athlete. The 48kg is not called “The Beast” for nothing as to press the 48kg is a supreme test of strength. As well as being heavy, which is even more of an issue when they are used for high speed exercises like swings…
The Solution is Our “Kettlebells Unleashed” Training DVD Let’s face it, it can be hard learning kettlebell techniques when 99.9% of gym instructors have either never used kettlebells before, or are self taught and not very good. Maybe you have tried to learn from YouTube, but it can be difficult to know what is right or…
The 44kg kettlebell is a seriously sized kettlebell for the advanced strength athlete. As well as being heavy, which is even more of an issue when they are used for high speed exercises like swings and snatches, the 44kg is big and bulky which is another challenge that dedicated strength athletes will need to overcome….
The 8kg kettlebell is often an ideal weight to start with for a female that is new to kettlebells and has not been in recent fitness/strength training. Although trainers can soon progress past the 8kg kettlebell on exercises like the two arm swing it is often required for upper body exercises like the Get Up. Therefore, even when a trainer progresses…
If you are bigger or stronger than average or have a background in Martial Arts then the 20kg may be a better size to start your kettlebell training with. However, as kettlebell movements are distinctly different than bodybuilding type movements and the whole body is utilised in a lot of movements, unlike normal weight training,…
It is pretty obvious that kettlebells 40kg or heavier are seriously heavy objects that take some serious strength and dedicated training to use. As well as being heavy, which is even more of an issue when they are used for high speed exercises like swings and snatches, they are also big and bulky which is…
The 32kg (or 2 pood if using Russian measurements) sized kettlebell is a serious kettlebell for serious trainers. Only after you have put in many hours and thousands of reps perfecting your technique and building a solid base of strength and fitness with the 24kg kettlebell should you move onto the 32kg. However, strict pressing…
The 6kg kettlebell is the smallest kettlebell we stock. This size is only recommended if you are rehabilitating from injury and heavier kettlebells are too heavy or perhaps you have weaker than average upper body strength and would be unable to press or perform a Get Up with an 8kg kettlebell. The 6kg kettlebell is…
The 24kg kettlebell is for intermediate males with some solid kettlebell training experience. It is not a size for beginners …
The 12kg kettlebell is an ideal weight for females with some kettlebell training experience or for those that have a sporty background and are stronger/fitter than average. Trainers can soon progress past the 8kg kettlebell on exercises like the two arm swing so a 12kg provides a more challenging workout. Sometimes the lighter 8kg is required for upper body…
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