As amazing and almost unbelievable as it may seem you can give your whole body a complete training session using only a kettlebell.
This unique combination of benefits can give an all over body workout in as little as 20 minutes. Also training this way with a kettle bell has been scientifically proven to burn more calories a minute than any other form of training available today. In fact you can burn double the amount of calories than you can in a spin class; according to results you burn 10 calories a minute spinning compared to 20 calories a minute swinging a KB.
Set an interval timer for 30/30 seconds for 20 rounds [so = 10 mins] Swing all out as fast and hard as you can for 30 seconds then round the body pass for the next 30 seconds then all out again and keep repeating; so you do 5 mins of each exercise. If you're not gasping for air and close to collapsing after the last set, get a grip and put some real effort in.
Also another unique feature of the swing is that there are quite a few variations that can be incorporated into your kettle bell routine. For example, the one arm kettle bell swing, the high swing, low swing, swing and stop to name a few. Why not do a 20 minute swing session and include all variations?
Kettlebell workouts can also be done outside so you are not just restricted to home use; so if you're taking your dog for a walk don't forget to put you KB in the boot so you can do some training once you have finished walking; or may you can take it down to the beach or local park? It's like a mini multi gym but better and a lot cheaper.
A single 20 minute training session can burn up to 400 calories using all your major muscle groups in the process. Also working out using a kettle bell really gets the heart racing but you don't get all the hammering of your joints like you do with running and other impact sports; This makes KB training a great option for the over 40 age groups that may have already developed forms of arthritis.
As before start off with 30 seconds all out swings, then do reverse Turkish get ups [so you start from the standing position] for 30 seconds and repeat for 10 minutes. It's a real tough workout that is great for your stamina and endurance.
So if you are really considering a health plan get a kettlebell and start swinging.
This unique combination of benefits can give an all over body workout in as little as 20 minutes. Also training this way with a kettle bell has been scientifically proven to burn more calories a minute than any other form of training available today. In fact you can burn double the amount of calories than you can in a spin class; according to results you burn 10 calories a minute spinning compared to 20 calories a minute swinging a KB.
Set an interval timer for 30/30 seconds for 20 rounds [so = 10 mins] Swing all out as fast and hard as you can for 30 seconds then round the body pass for the next 30 seconds then all out again and keep repeating; so you do 5 mins of each exercise. If you're not gasping for air and close to collapsing after the last set, get a grip and put some real effort in.
Also another unique feature of the swing is that there are quite a few variations that can be incorporated into your kettle bell routine. For example, the one arm kettle bell swing, the high swing, low swing, swing and stop to name a few. Why not do a 20 minute swing session and include all variations?
Kettlebell workouts can also be done outside so you are not just restricted to home use; so if you're taking your dog for a walk don't forget to put you KB in the boot so you can do some training once you have finished walking; or may you can take it down to the beach or local park? It's like a mini multi gym but better and a lot cheaper.
A single 20 minute training session can burn up to 400 calories using all your major muscle groups in the process. Also working out using a kettle bell really gets the heart racing but you don't get all the hammering of your joints like you do with running and other impact sports; This makes KB training a great option for the over 40 age groups that may have already developed forms of arthritis.
As before start off with 30 seconds all out swings, then do reverse Turkish get ups [so you start from the standing position] for 30 seconds and repeat for 10 minutes. It's a real tough workout that is great for your stamina and endurance.
So if you are really considering a health plan get a kettlebell and start swinging.
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