Kettlebells Seeks To Bring Back The Ancient Exercise Tool For Fitness

Sept. 28, 2010 - PRLog -- www.KettleBells.com.au is a website dedicated to providing information about, instructions on, and even a forum dedicated to the increasingly popular kettlebell workout. Kettlebells are specially designed weights that look like cast iron kettles without a spout. They also have a rounded handle for easy gripping.

According to the Kettle Bells website, kettle bells originated in Russia, where their extensive knowledge of strength and fitness has been put to good use for fitness and strength training. This is the reason, they go on to say, that the Russians dominated in Olympic power and strength events for many years.

Kettle Bells states that everyone can benefit from a regular kettle bell workout: “You can exercise in your own time and space and get genuine results faster than ever before. The overall result will be increased strength, flexibility, timing, muscle tone and general body conditioning. Elite athletes can use advanced exercises and techniques to target various muscle groups and movement patterns.” The kettle bell workout, they continue, is perfect for anyone who wishes to lose weight, tone and sculpt their body, improve their fitness or increase strength.

The Kettle Bells website offers a section for both men and women. For men, the focus is on taking his fitness to a new level. It’s also about removing unwanted fat, getting leaner and stronger. The site goes on to say that kettle bells will turn men into the modern day warrior to give him an unfair advantage.

For women, the site focuses on removing weight from problem areas. It goes on to say that kettle bells train your body like no other fitness tool. Their unique design, it states, trains every muscle in perfect harmony, resulting in a sexier, leaner body.

The Kettle Bell website offers an online store, a section where visitors can learn more about kettle bells, and even sections that teach various kettle bell workouts.

The site also hosts a community forum, where like-minded members come together to discuss kettle bells and kettle bell related subjects. Also, visitors to the website have a chance to sign up for a free kettlebells training basics e-course, which is usually valued at $97.

To learn more about kettlebells, go to the website at: http://www.kettlebells.com.au

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