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This whole thing boils down to: exercise is good for you. How long/intensive was your workout to get the "wonders"? I bought myself some free weights, but seem
by lrem 14y ago
This whole thing boils down to: exercise is good for you.
How long/intensive was your workout to get the "wonders"? I bought myself some free weights, but seemingly lack the motivation to get any results with those...
- jlgreco 14y agoA few minutes with a kettlebell every morning before my shower has done wonders for me. It is cheap, quick, effective (far more coverage than is practical with dumbbells for instance) and pretty fun.
- miles 14y agoDo you just need one kettlebell? What is your routine like?
- jlgreco 14y agoI have a single 35lb (16kg) kettlebell. Usually I spend 10-15 minutes doing kettlebell snatches and swings (switching between them as I tire, trying my best to keep moving continuously). I throw in a few other assorted exercises too, but those two exercises are the core of what I do and seem to have helped significantly with my lower back in particular. There are a lot more exercises you can do if you have two kettlebells. I'm probably going to get a second sometime in the next few months; right now I'm still going pretty strong with just one though. Also, the 35lb kettlebell I had was probably too heavy for me for the first week or two I had it. It is the advised starting weight for men but it was a rather difficult ramp-up for me. I don't really have trouble with it anymore though.
- miles 14y agoAwesome - thanks so much for sharing that!