I really enjoy training with kettle bells, they add another perspective to 'free-weights' and are a really good tool for building muscle, toning, shaping, and also loosing fat. Kettle bells come in many different weights and sizes. I use a range between 2kg and 22kg at the moment and have also got a 26kg for my more experienced clients.
Below is a simple kettle bell routine, this will get you started and will be ideal for beginners. I recommend a comfortable weight under 10kg to begin with to allow you to gain the right technique as this is very important.
RPE SCALE - basically a scale from 1-10 1 being easy/less intense 10 being hard/intense. I will sometimes use this to gauge a persons level of psycal activity while they are training by asking them on the scale of 1-10 how they feel.
This kettle bell routine will work the arms, chest and back and is ideal for beginners. As always stay safe and always learn proper techniques to lessen the risk of injury. If you feel you may have any problems injury wise always consult a doctor before any intense exercise.
KETTLE BELL #1 WILL FOLLOW IN THE NEXT POST
This blog is here to encourage people to look for alternatives to the gym, as our lives are so busy these days and gyms can be very expensive not everyone can gain access to one. I will also include articles on health and nutrition as well as information on my own training methods, ideas and how to contact me. If you wish to book a training session or just want information on anything you see below please e-mail me at nickgorefitnesstraining@hotmail.co.uk
Friday, 17 June 2011
Thursday, 16 June 2011
Back from my time off and itching to get back training
I will be posting alot over the next week to catch up on the time I have missed over the past few weeks :) hope you are all well and are keeping fit. as always feel free to contact me about my personal training/group sessions. I have developed my own style of outdoor training that will open your eyes to what can be achieved away from the gym.
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