Running can be a great way to boost your fitness (and mood), but it's not for everyone. Fortunately, if you're looking to get your cardio fix without pounding the pavement, we've got just the ticket.
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I Train Cyclists With Kettlebells for a Reason. Most Riders Don’t Realize What They’re Missing.
Learn why cyclists are adding kettlebells to their routines for functional power, improved power transfer, and core control ...
As someone who trained with “traditional” dumbbells and barbells, the kettlebell was intimidating for me at first. I saw all these CrossFit athletes swinging them in very impressive ways, and I wasn’t ...
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9 At-Home Workouts That Actually Get Results
You do not need a gym to get stronger, fitter, and more energized. The most effective at-home programs are simple, repeatable ...
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Worried that you don’t have enough gym equipment for an effective full-body ...
For this week’s workout, you’ll need a kettlebell and a physioball. (Can you tell this week’s workout is going to be a toughie?) For the kettlebell circuit, you’re going to start by doing 20 reps of ...
Have you ever walked into a gym and immediately had no idea what to do or where to start? Those machines and weights may look like a lot at first, but you just need someone to show you the ropes . . .
This week, we’re using a kettlebell. Just one kettlebell. Don’t be intimidated! If you don’t have a kettlebell at home or if you don’t have access to one, I would suggest going out and buying one.
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