Donzy84
Back to basics
Illa said:Hello
I've been back from vacation and looking a little more in depth in your thread. Yesterday I saw the cutest Reebook kettlebells and just loved the feel of them. I think I love the handles. Do you know them ? or what should I watch for when buying a kettlebell ? I fell in love with a nice pink one (forkett), but now seeing the handle makes me rather want the Reebook one. If you look at the image the handle seem so much more comfy I was thinking about buying maybe a 5 kg and a 7.5 kilos what do you think ?
So from what I could read I should start with Kettleworx DVD which I saw I can buy from Amazon UK. And then once done, buy the Advanced version of Kettleworx. I'm a little bit put off by some review on Kettleworx, people say that this instructor is quite bad and doesn't do the moves properly. I wouldn't want to hurt myself...Is this true according to your experience ? Also there seem to be a lot of copy and paste in the DVD...
And finally I've read Kron bought the DVD Kettlercise, but I haven't been able to find a review from you afterwards. Maybe I just missed it, the thread is starting to get quite long There is also a version just for women, anyone knows it ? the reviews are quite good.
That's all for my questions. I hope I don't bother you, i've read all the thread during a long time and these are just questions where I could not find an answer. So I'm not popping out with some questions that have already been answered three times or at leat I hope not...TFthe replies
I think rissole put a review for the kettlercise recently, she really likes it (it's on my Xmas list)
Cast iron bells r less bulky, I noticed that some of the reebok ones don't have flat bottoms so they wouldn't stand up.
On the kworx the warm up and cool is the same every time also each exercise is only recorded once so is the same dialogue each time, I know some ppl just turn the sound down and play there own music.
I can't comment on form as I've only done kettleworx x
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