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Kettlebells To Loose Weight, Improve Strength, Power, Burn Fat
Posted on09 February 2010.
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you could use gym chalk (magnesium carbonate or so must be the name of the substance… i´m not a native user of english). you can buy it in many drugstores really cheap, or you could buy this cubefied expensive presentation that american gymnasts use in the olimpics. when i don´t have any of them (and don´t want to spend money), i use some sand that i piked in a beach just to absorbe the moist; then i put it back in it´s box.
amazing…. dobly.
Actually, the short guy is a structural engineer and the tall one is an interior designer.
Thanks for the compliment, though.
they may be farmers. that would explain the non-human strength of the muscles in ther backs. anyone who has picked up lambs since he was twelve would have that kind of pliometric resistance… but very few of us, city animals. and i´m including elite athletes…
I would brake my leg…
No, I don’t use anything. Fingerless gloves can be helpful though as my trainee uses them
the handle is discolored…
do you have a certain type of tape on it for added grip?
I ask because my hands will sweat like crazy when using my KB
Those are towing straps from any hardware store.
Where do you get the bands to wrap around the kettlebells for the extra exercises you are doing??
LMAO i just tried some of these moves with my 22kg kettles. my first attempt with the behind the back toss over the shoulder i belted my self in the head…. it really fucken hurts… nice fucken lump thanks alot.
Some people may be watching this and thinking how are can it be…. let me tell you the weight shock from releasing the weight and to grabing it again puts ALOT of strain on the body. These guys are absolute beasts.
Awesome displace of strength, dexterity and stability.
JUST AWESOME
great video!
he’s russian and the music is russian so it fits though.
so this is what it takes to look like fedor
i’m buying a kettleball
that kicks ass! great!
enjoyed your vid! congrats on your accomplishments! music cracks me up! love it!
This is exactly why I got my first kettlebell recently. I don’t care about big muscles, I just want to be as strong as Fedor. Great video.
great video, I love working out with KBells, the music is a little goofy
great vid…i don’t need all those throws
1. It’s fun. And that’s a good enough reason for everything in life.
2. It can develop some specific skills. Spice up your training.
Yeah…it would be unpleasant.
That’s a good point man. I don’t see a point in the fancy throws. But good video nonetheless.
I love kettles but I have always wandered
how much would it hurt to hit your own knee with one, trying to copy the experts when you aint ready???
wow!
NICE training, Kettlebell should be included in the Olympic Sports
This is by far the best video I’ve ever seen…ever.