Did you also know that just
adding kettlebell weights to some of your base exercises can also work your speed and agility?
Not exact matches
Once you master the bodyweight variant,
add extra
weight in the form of a barbell, dumbbells or
kettlebells.
Deadlifts, squats,
kettlebells, lunges and other
weight related exercises will help tone the waist, hips, buttocks and thighs without
adding bulk.
Since I cooled it on the cardio (changed it to interval sprints once a week) and
added weight work with a
kettlebell, medicine ball, or dumbells, I'm seeing results!
As per the advice of my midwife, I've also started
adding in more cardio into my routine in the form of high - rep, low -
weight kettlebell swings and rowing.
Our overall recommendations on this
kettlebell would be ideal for beginners or just the occasional trainer that likes to
add in some
kettlebell exercises with their usual free
weight workouts.
When it comes to
adding or removing the
weight plates, you simply twist the locking screw that's neatly tucked away on the underside of the
kettlebell.
Thanks to the hardened steel release pins, you can
add up to four Olympic
weight plates to the KettleBud handle, transforming it into a fully fledged adjustable
kettlebell.
You can also purchase an
add on kit that allows you to adjust the
kettlebell weight all the way up to 80 pounds.
If you do purchase the CFF Adjustable
Kettlebell, my recommendation when
adding weights is to start from the top.
The ability to
add or remove
weights ensures you always have the correct
weight to suit your
kettlebell workout.
As you get stronger, you can very easily
add resistance to this exercise by holding a dumbell or
kettlebell (or even just a heavy duffel bag or water jug) in your free hand or wearing a
weight vest.
If you want to make it more challenging you can
add some
weight (either a
kettlebell, a single dumbbell or a pair of dumbbells):
Even by
adding a
weight vest or swinging
kettlebells.
You can either
add weight to Pistol Squats, or utilize Double
Kettlebell Squats, or Sandbag Zercher Squats (just to name just a few).
For the above you'll need a chin - up bar (which you can attach between a door frame), a lifting belt that you can
add weight to,
weight plates, and a dumbbell /
kettlebell.
If you are an advanced exerciser,
add weights in a form of
kettlebells, dumbbells, or medicine ball to increase intensity.