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GoFit 10-Pound Yellow Kettlebell with Vinyl Coating, Iron Core Training DVD and Exercise Booklet

| Sunday, January 31, 2010
GoFit 10-Pound Yellow Kettlebell with Vinyl Coating, Iron Core Training DVD and Exercise Booklet

GoFit 10-Pound Yellow Kettlebell with Vinyl Coating, Iron Core Training DVD and Exercise Booklet Information



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Feb 01, 2010 00:06:04


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GoFit 10-Pound Yellow Kettlebell with Vinyl Coating, Iron Core Training DVD and Exercise Booklet Reviews By Customers

I just purchased this kettle bell with video. I found the price to be better than Target. Not only a good price but I received it within days of my order.

I really like using the bell for weight training at home and we'll probably buy a heavier weight next. There is a video that is included with basic exercises but I would like to buy some additional kettle bell work out videos as well. They reference additional videos for purchase in this product.

It's a great workout and lots of fun!
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Kettlebell Bust - SAK - Midwest
The item was shipped promptly. The kettlebell is exactly as pictured - but did it occur to you that there's no vinyl covering over the handle grip which means your sweaty palm is slipping against bare metal? The accompanying CD is short and boring.
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just kettle - bmorekw - baltimore
everyone should be aware that this is just a kettle bell and the dvd is not a routine but instuctions on various moves. I just did each move twice with the exception of the turkish get-up ,(this weight is to heavy for me to do it) doing this give me a pretty good work out.
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kettlebells - Janeale Durand -
I LOVE this kettlebell. At first I thought I had ordered too heavy a weight, but this is working out great. Definitely a workout!
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GoFit 25-Pound Orange Kettlebell with Vinyl Coating, Iron Core Training DVD and Exercise Booklet

| Monday, December 14, 2009
Premium Vinyl-dipped Premium Kettle Bell Includes Introductory Training Dvd & Booklet 25 Lbs Orange








...and that's saying something!
I've been into kettlebells for 2 weeks now and I love it. I've been in the military for close to 9 years, but---ironically, I'm the type that does not like to run (or walk) anywhere. LOL Oftentimes, I have to practically force myself onto the treadmill.

I like the KB because it's a simple tool that offers a versatile workout. It's challenging and I feel stronger. Maybe it's just me but every single exercise seems to be full-body/working multiple muscle-groups. I really feel in in my hams, glutes, lower back and arms. The quads aren't worked nearly as much--but I think most ppl tend to over-work their quads anyway so I don't consider that a problem.

Surprisingly, it isn't hard on the joints. I have bad knees from running so much and intermittent aching in my right hip. You'd think with all the thrusting and such it'd be a problem...but it isn't. These exercises don't bother me. Although--if you have lower back problems it'd probably help not to do AS many swings. Consult your physician, first.

The biggest reason that I like KB: It's fun. 15 minutes doesn't seem like 15 minutes....and that's what I like.

My workout plan?
Well, I'm still perfecting my routine but it's heavy on cardio. I split my workout into 20 minute sessions; twice a day.
Every day (i may not work out intensively but I still work out. I think it's fine to work out less but I can't NOT do some form of exercise on a daily basis).
In a week or two, I plan to push it to 25 minutes, though. Originally, I started off with 15 min workouts;2x/daily.

For Cardio:
*SWINGS: 10 swings;rest for 10 sec. alternate between indiviuals/2-handed
*DECK SQUATS
*JUMPING JACKS
*MOUMTAIN CLIMBERS
I usually end with jumping jacks, cranking out as many as I can. I space these exercises throughout my workout to keep my heart rate up. I do these to exhaustion or until my time is up. Whichever comes first.

For conditioning I do:
*WINDMILLS
*DEADLIFTS
*SQUATS
*ROWS.
I also use an exercise ball for abdominal work and two 15lb dumb-bells(for windmills, seated calf exercises and rows).
I'm 5'4; 172 (hey--I'm a solid woman, lol) and I use the 25lb kb for swings, deadlifts and squats. I plan to buy two 15 lb KB's though. Though I can do individual swings w/no problem I won't try a 'clean and jerk' with this bell.
As I mentioned before I do have dumb-bells...but it's really not the same thing. It doesn't achieve the same effect.

Anyway---there's a Krav Maga studio in my hometown that offers KB training and I'd like to attend. Except...I don't see much point in paying money for what I can do myself. I only go to the gym for the sauna...

FORGOT TO MENTION:
I don't remember what's on the CD.(lol) It was a nice intro to the KB. Basic exercises, from what I remember.
After a day, I was online and on Youtube looking for KB routines.
I haven't looked at the DVD since...



Disappointed with the Vinyl Cracking - W. Tyson - Ft. Walton Beach, FL
25 LB GoFit Kettlebell
Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 11 inches ; 25 pounds Shipping Weight: 27.2 pounds
ASIN: B000XLUMAE Item model number: GF-KBELL25

I rated this GoFit Kettlebell, not to reflect on the use of kettlebells, but on my experience with this particular kettlebell. My son introduced me to kettlebells, and I have begun using them and finding them very helpful. I ordered two kettlebells from GoFit through Amazon, one a 25 LB and one a 35 LB. The 35 LB has so far done very well, and I would rate with 5 stars. But the orange vinyl on the 25 LB orange GoFit Kettlebell has cracked into many pieces in a relatively short time. It has not been abused, nor exposed to extreme temperatures. It is simply flawed. I would not bother to rate it had I not contacted GoFit and gotten absolutely no response from them. I was disappointed with that! If someone were marketing GoFit kettlebells on the basis of my experience, which may admittedly be the exception, it would certainly not encourage me to order GoFit kettlebells - a 1 in 2 satisfaction with the quality of the coating would hardly encourage me to order another, especially if the company doesn't appear to want to stand behind their product.






This is "The" exercise equipment. - Jerry - Las Vegas, NV United States
Everything that you have been promised in exercise equipment in one small package. Don't let the simplicity of this item mislead you. The Kettlebell really does work the full body. Not only in the obvious way of lifting and swinging but working muscles other devices don't get as close to. The benefits are: an increase in core and limb strength, flexibility and a full aerobic workout. And you only need one!

The offset design of the kettlebell requires use of smaller supporting muscles that stablize the limbs and body. Try it and you'll feel the difference immediately. You'll also develop a real respect for what it does and the effort it gets from you.

The accompanying DVD is very clear and professionally produced. It's all you need to get a good start. Again, don't be misled, the 34 min. running time works you through every step of the beginning exercises that will keep you working for a couple weeks to get proficient. By then you will have noticed increased muscle tone, stamina and strength.

A word about quality. I've compared makes and this is the best. The smooth metal handle is easy on your hands and a perfect size grip. The dipped vinyl covering is attactively colored and easy on the floor, furniture, kids, whatever. It's almost decorator styled. Cool!

This is a great value for your body and wallet.






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GoFit 20-Pound Blue Kettlebell with Vinyl Coating, Iron Core Training DVD and Exercise Booklet

| Sunday, December 6, 2009
Perform an intense workout in half the time of a traditional workout--and with twice the results--with this GoFit Kettlebell. Bundled with a workout DVD and an exercise booklet, the 20-pound Kettlebell features a class-defining, oversized, powder-coated handle that's user-friendly, non-slippery, and easy to transition from hand to hand. With a Kettlebell in play, you can perform bicep curls, tricep extensions, shoulder raises, and a host of other exercises without having to dedicate an hour-and-a-half to your routine. In addition, each Kettlebell is color-coded for easy weight designation (blue = 20 pounds), and boasts a premium vinyl exterior that's floor friendly. And, of course, users can turn to the workout DVD and exercise booklet to keep them motivated and on track. Hosted by Sarah Lurie, founder of Iron Core Fitness and the nation's leading Kettlebell expert, the DVD leads you through a complete Kettlebell workout that will have you feeling fit and looking great in no time.



Kettlebells let you perform intense workouts in half the time as traditional workouts.
Featured on E! News and CNBC's The Big Idea with Danny Deutsch, Kettlebells are all the rage among celebrities, with such fans as Jennifer Lopez, Penelope Cruz, Lance Armstrong, Mariska Hargitay, Sylvester Stallone, Claire Danes, Kim Cattrall, and Matthew McConaughey.

Kettlebells come in several weights and colors. GoFit recommends that fit females begin with 15- to 20-pound Kettlebells and fit males with 25- to 35-pound Kettlebells. Women who are just getting started with an exercise program should commence with 10 pounds, while beginning men should start at 15 to 20 pounds.

About GoFit
Charles Caswell and Richard Davis founded GoFit in 1999, with the goal of creating a solutions-based fitness products company that would provide the highest levels of professional information via both the Internet and DVD than had ever before been available. The vision mandated world-class content delivered by the top fitness, nutrition, and professional experts in the field of health and wellness. Hoping to target rising obesity levels across America, Caswell and Davis believed getting the right information and the right products into the hands of consumers could have a dramatic and positive impact on people's lives. GoFit products are sold worldwide, including at more than 5,000 retailers in the U.S. The company's products and information have helped thousands of people become fitter, healthier, and more productive.










Everything that you have been promised in exercise equipment in one small package. Don't let the simplicity of this item mislead you. The Kettlebell really does work the full body. Not only in the obvious way of lifting and swinging but working muscles other devices don't get as close to. The benefits are: an increase in core and limb strength, flexibility and a full aerobic workout. And you only need one!

The offset design of the kettlebell requires use of smaller supporting muscles that stablize the limbs and body. Try it and you'll feel the difference immediately. You'll also develop a real respect for what it does and the effort it gets from you.

The accompanying DVD is very clear and professionally produced. It's all you need to get a good start. Again, don't be misled, the 34 min. running time works you through every step of the beginning exercises that will keep you working for a couple weeks to get proficient. By then you will have noticed increased muscle tone, stamina and strength.

A word about quality. I've compared makes and this is the best. The smooth metal handle is easy on your hands and a perfect size grip. The dipped vinyl covering is attactively colored and easy on the floor, furniture, kids, whatever. It's almost decorator styled. Cool!

This is a great value for your body and wallet.



One of my favorites. - A. F. SLATER - Birmingham, AL
I own several of these now in various sizes. I initially purchased mostly the GoFit brand, but lately I've been buying the First Place kettlebells by Peform Better. I still use my GoFit 20-pounder for high-rep snatches, core pullovers, and russian twists. (I will gradually increase my weight for the snatch.) The kettlebell is my favorite exercise tool. I can't get enough of the routines. I primarily do swings, presses and high pulls as well as several other exercises with my 12 kg (26 pounds), 16 kg (35 pounds), and 20 kg (44 pounds) kettlebells. They are so much fun!!! Also, you cannot beat the results. I've lost 11.5 pounds this year and at least seven percent of my body fat. (I started using kettlebells in January 2009.) I'm working on cleaning up my diet more so I can look and feel even better.

I'm glad I discovered these in my early 40's. I will use them for the rest of my life.





For Toning Not Building Big Guns - Smitty - Alexandria, VA
This is a great alternative to the classic dumbbell. 20 lbs is just about right for curls and fly lifting. Again, you're not going to come out ripped with a small weight like this, but it is good to get some muscle tone and its a good exercise to do while you're standing or sitting around watching television. It would be nice if the purchase price covered TWO kettleballs, but then Amazon would need to increase the star rating system to 6.





Just find the right weight kettlebell for yourself! - Tom Plum - Roswell, NM United States
Quite a few people give their own personal experience when getting these bells so you do need to pay attention to what weight accurately fits your strength. It is interesting to hear others experiences. In a book, one might read a male who is of average strength can start out with 36 pounds! I must be really weak, I sometimes need to use my 15 lb. kettlebell but the 20 pounder is what I prefer and I can see possibly moving up from that in time. The whole thing is a good exercise for the entire body and one's agility.

Find the right weight. I agree, it really can be a portable gym to work on where ever you are. The booklet likewise is helpful to get you started on basics. I'm not sure how brands compare but the gofit KBs are sturdy with the fine vinyl coating which I'd think are good on carpet.






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GoFit 15-Pound Red Kettlebell with Vinyl Coating, Iron Core Training DVD and Exercise Booklet

| Tuesday, December 1, 2009






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Vinyl-dipped Kettle Bell Includes Introductory Training Dvd & Booklet 15 Lbs Red





I really enjoy using the kettlebell. I do prefer this brand because the handle is wide enough to accommodate both hands while doing the double-handed swing. It's a quality weight, and not one of those plastic shaped bells filled with sand. I've lost a whole dress size exercising with this weight (over 6 months, exercising between 5-6 days a week for 45-minutes, coupled with more conscientious eating). It provides a quick convenient way to workout without taking up too much room. I do my exercises while watching TV or first thing in the morning while listening to the radio. I appreciate that it provides both a resistance and cardiovascular workout at the same time. I find that it's more effective for me than running, although I continue to run because I live on the beach.

I'm officially a fan of the kettlebell, but it may not be for everyone. If you find routine and indoor exercise demoralizing, I recommend running or tennis or something more social. If you have no problem just breaking out the weights while watching Fringe every Thursday, then I think this will add a lot to your workout repertoire. I would google kettlebell exercises online if you buy one of these weights. A lot of people will post up their workouts on their blogs, and youtube and google video have plenty of demonstrations of how to do these exercises. I still throw in weekly yoga lessons and alternate with pilates moves to supplement the kettlebell workout. Avoid this if you have knee problems. The kettlebell moves are based on squats. For women like me, I recommend working with a lighter bell and doing more reps faster to lean down rather than bulk up. I am 5'2", 120 lbs, and I find the 15-pound bell perfect for me. Any heavier and I would probably have a hard time controlling the bell as I do my moves. Be careful with your form on the kettlebell snatches. If you don't have good form, you end up with bruises on your wrists. Then everyone will ask you if your boyfriend is abusing you . . . :)




Go Fit KB's are great quality! - Mark Twain - Florida, MO USA
I have 2 sets of GoFit kettlebells that I purchased locally and I have found them to be of excellent quality. The presentation, balance, handle, plastic protective covering are all top notch!

BTW - just because some reviewers here commented that the kb they bought is "too heavy" that has no reflection on the quality of these kb's - besides a dedicated KB trainee will want to have several sizes, eventually. That being said, training with kb's can be very deceptive - it looks easy but it definitely takes a toll and will enduce "pleasant" muscle soreness if utilized properly - so, go with a lighter kb rather than a heavier one, if you are not sure.

Also, in response to reviews such as "what can go wrong - its just a ball of iron...." - you will definitely know what can go wrong when you purchase a kb of lesser quality, i.e., rough handles, poor finish, improper balance, etc.

Also, if you need a dvd or program book there are now literally multitudes to choose from as everyone and his uncle has now written a book about kettlebells. I received a nice DVD of Sarah Lurie (OMG! - check out the body on that woman!)with my purchase that is both very instructional and good for beginners.

I have 4 other brands of KB's in my little gym - including the "famous evil Russian" and trust me, these GoFit are my favorites of the lot. I absolutely love the color coding - just a nice touch of class to a great product.





15lb too heavy for a starting weight! - Random Reviewer - Washington, DC, USA
Product is fine, no problems with it. I only take away one star because it's pricy, and because of the recommendation by GoFit that fit women begin with a 15-lb. weight. Maybe that's okay for a few repetitions, but it's far too heavy for the kettlebell classes you might find on the Internet or on DVD. I think 10 lbs. would be about the maximum for a starting weight, and I've seen some exercise programs recommend 6 or 4. Before you buy a kettlebell, be sure you can (fairly easily) lift that weight up above your head (with arms straight) and that you can reasonably lift that weight with one arm (during the course of a kettlebell class you'll end up doing those at different times). Try it with some dumbbells or something to know for sure. I'm an active and fit female with many years of aerobics experience and a few with PowerFlex (lightweight barbell) classes. I haven't done enough strength training lately, but even when I was doing PowerFlex twice a week, I would have had a hard time starting a new type of strength training with something so heavy. Kettlebells seem like a really interesting type of exercise, but you'll need a few of different weights. So it's a pricy undertaking, be prepared.

Okay, hope that helps.





need to buy dvd to go with it - K. Crafts -
This kettle bell is great but it only comes with a tutorial dvd that is not a work out on it's own. You will need to buy a dvd to go along with this item.





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