Kettlebells are best known for their status quo movement, the swing but there's way more to these cast-iron orbs than that two-handed explosion.
Try out this 20 minute workout for total body strength
Kettlebells are best known for their status quo movement, the swing but there's way more to these cast-iron orbs than that two-handed explosion.
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In fact, when it comes to strength and conditioning, a couple kettlebells are all you need for a kickass, effective workout.
Having established that 'bells are the bomb, CrossFit coach Erica Giovinazzo, put together a quick kettlebell workout to challenge the whole body.
Giovinazzo recommends warming up with mountain climbers, inch worms, squat jumps, and push-ups, performing each movement for 30 seconds for three rounds.
Finally, Giovinazzo recommends that 'bell beginners swing the kettlebell to eye level, called a Russian kettlebell swing while more advanced swingers bring the 'bell all the way overhead, called an American kettlebell swing.
See photos of 5 kettlebell variations in gallery, along with their illustrations.
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