But could totally do the sit to stand thing, or jumping jacks, or
even kettle bell swings.
Not exact matches
And then the key thing is to I kind have my
kettle bells down over here and then some push - up bars so I try to rep some of the that stuff in between patients
even if I can do 2 - 3 minutes in like 5 or 6x a day.
You can strength train using your own body weight, fitness bands, hand weights,
kettle bells, medicine balls and
even water.
what makes this advice
even worse is I want to train for
kettle bell lifting and I enjoy my current exercise plan but I can get very tired which I know has to do a lot with bad diet advice and not eating enough.
There's an Ultimate Burn 20 - minute class that incorporates sandbags,
kettle bells, bodyweight, and treadmills to help you get results
even faster.
And another thing that I've shown in one of my other videos is that you can actually grab a pole or something in front of you to help with the counterbalance, or
even hold a
kettle bell like this so the weight will keep you more forward so you're not falling back onto your heels.
You could
even do something like carry a sandbag or
kettle bell for one of those aerobic workouts to add strength + aerobic.