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Kettle Bell 10lb - YELLOW
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
Weider SpaceSaver 20-Pound Adjustable Kettle Bell
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Monday, January 25, 2010
Weider SpaceSaver 20-Pound Adjustable Kettle Bell Information
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Jan 25, 2010 04:44:11
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Still on the fence about this powerbell... - B. McRae - Long Island, NY
I purchased this through [...] for about [...] less, AND no shipping. With site-to-store there is no shipping, you just have to go and pick it up.
That being said, I am still on the fence about the shape of this kettlebell (which is why I gave it only 3-stars, it could go either way). While the adjustable weight plates seem like a great feature, the shape of the bell is questionable. It is not rounded like a russian kettlebell and after the second workout, my forearms were swollen and slightly bruised. I have read on other sites that there are forearm guards that can help ease the soreness, but first I am going to try just cutting the tops of my husband's crew socks and using those as wristbands. I will update in a week or two.
As for kettlebells in general, they are amazingly effective and a great way to start your day and get you going. It is just simple old school training of large muscle groups and tons of sweat.
****UPDATE 8/25/09****
As promised, I am updating my review...
I ended up returning the powerbell because of the shape. Even with wristbands I found it to be uncomfortable. As soon as I went to old-school kettlebells, the bruises on my wrist/forearms went away.
So the theory behind the adjustable weights was clever, it just didn't deliver for me.
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
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Jan 23, 2010 11:23:08
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Marcy Kettle Bell Kit
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Marcy Kettle Bell Kit Information
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Kettle Bell 25lb - ORANGE
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Saturday, January 9, 2010
Kettle Bell 25lb - ORANGE Information
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Kettle Bell 35lb - GREEN
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Kettle Bell 35lb - GREEN Information
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Kettle Bell 20lb - BLUE
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Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Kettle Bell 20lb - BLUE Information
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Weider SpaceSaver 40-Pound Adjustable Kettle Bell
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
The Weider® 40-lb Powerbell combines 7 kettlebells in 1 convenient set! The weights quickly adjust from 10-40 lbs, so you can personalize any workout.
I really enjoy the Weider adjustable power bell. Though it's cylandrical (as opposed to a regular kettlebell's more rounded) design can make it a little tougher when it rests on your wrists (because of the corners diggin into you a bit)it is quick and easy to use and can really give a great work out. Especially for your lower back!
The instructional DVD that comes w/ it though is a bit of a joke. The instructor spends more time talking about how great the bell is than in its practical applications and uses. (I obviously already bought it, you don't need to sell it to me again!) I would have enjoyed getting more exercises than just the basics he goes into and that didn't happen. Also, he has the personality of a rock and seems to stumble over his sales pitch constantly. Once again, more work out and less sales would have worked.
Overall, I think it's a great value for the price and I use it constantly...
total fitness - Warren Tripp - Colorado
An excellent product allowing my wife and myself to do kettlebell exercises using a weight appropriate for each of us. The DVD is great also with concise explanations and a short but effective exercise routine. Get wrist guards before using the kettlebells--makes a big difference in comfort while learning techniques.
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Good idea, poor implementation - Matthew Arieta - Dallas, TX USA
Kettlebells can be very expensive, so the idea of getting a few for the price of one was appealing. After receiving the product I used it for about three weeks. Aside from being noisy as the plates clank together, it was fine. Then the handle started to get loose. I thought to myself, okay no problem, I'll just tighten it back up. Took off the plates to look at the screws and saw where they must have skimped on the cost of the production. The top is a plastic plate which the handle screws into. The screws are at a nearly impossible angle to tighten. I finally found a way to angle in a bit from a ratchet set, and the screws stripped -- they too are cheap. I returned the product at once. I'll be damned if the handle is going to come off this thing mid-swing, especially after paying 0. Look for Kettlebells USA online and get the real deal. You can still get two or three kettlebells for the price of this one, and they don't take up THAT much room. Nice try Weider, but you gotta make it silent, sturdy, and easy to fix in order for this to be remotely worth it.
Clever design, but pricey and fragile - D. Mccall - Florida
Well I was really excited when I got my Powerbell a couple weeks ago. The kettlebell workouts definitely get the heart rate up and give you a total body workout. Unfortunately, the Weider PowerBell has an odd shape to it compared to normal kettlebells. Making certain moves, like the snatch and the rack, a little difficult. Notice I said 'difficult' and not impossible...it just takes a little tweaking in the technique/form.
But the biggest flaw, is how fragile it is. Considering the types of moves you do with these things, like the mid-air hand switch shown on the included DVD, you would expect them to be pretty tough. Well, just this morning, doing a the mid-air hand switch I missed...and it smashed to the ground right on the handle and broke into about 10 pieces. Luckily, I got it from Walmart, and I got a full refund.
Other than that, I really do like the clever design, I would just recommend to anyone that does purchase it to avoid the mid-air hand switches and flips that you may see in some videos. Stick with the basic moves and it should give you a pretty good workout. JUST DON'T DROP IT!
I really enjoy the Weider adjustable power bell. Though it's cylandrical (as opposed to a regular kettlebell's more rounded) design can make it a little tougher when it rests on your wrists (because of the corners diggin into you a bit)it is quick and easy to use and can really give a great work out. Especially for your lower back!
The instructional DVD that comes w/ it though is a bit of a joke. The instructor spends more time talking about how great the bell is than in its practical applications and uses. (I obviously already bought it, you don't need to sell it to me again!) I would have enjoyed getting more exercises than just the basics he goes into and that didn't happen. Also, he has the personality of a rock and seems to stumble over his sales pitch constantly. Once again, more work out and less sales would have worked.
Overall, I think it's a great value for the price and I use it constantly...
total fitness - Warren Tripp - Colorado
An excellent product allowing my wife and myself to do kettlebell exercises using a weight appropriate for each of us. The DVD is great also with concise explanations and a short but effective exercise routine. Get wrist guards before using the kettlebells--makes a big difference in comfort while learning techniques.
g
Good idea, poor implementation - Matthew Arieta - Dallas, TX USA
Kettlebells can be very expensive, so the idea of getting a few for the price of one was appealing. After receiving the product I used it for about three weeks. Aside from being noisy as the plates clank together, it was fine. Then the handle started to get loose. I thought to myself, okay no problem, I'll just tighten it back up. Took off the plates to look at the screws and saw where they must have skimped on the cost of the production. The top is a plastic plate which the handle screws into. The screws are at a nearly impossible angle to tighten. I finally found a way to angle in a bit from a ratchet set, and the screws stripped -- they too are cheap. I returned the product at once. I'll be damned if the handle is going to come off this thing mid-swing, especially after paying 0. Look for Kettlebells USA online and get the real deal. You can still get two or three kettlebells for the price of this one, and they don't take up THAT much room. Nice try Weider, but you gotta make it silent, sturdy, and easy to fix in order for this to be remotely worth it.
Clever design, but pricey and fragile - D. Mccall - Florida
Well I was really excited when I got my Powerbell a couple weeks ago. The kettlebell workouts definitely get the heart rate up and give you a total body workout. Unfortunately, the Weider PowerBell has an odd shape to it compared to normal kettlebells. Making certain moves, like the snatch and the rack, a little difficult. Notice I said 'difficult' and not impossible...it just takes a little tweaking in the technique/form.
But the biggest flaw, is how fragile it is. Considering the types of moves you do with these things, like the mid-air hand switch shown on the included DVD, you would expect them to be pretty tough. Well, just this morning, doing a the mid-air hand switch I missed...and it smashed to the ground right on the handle and broke into about 10 pieces. Luckily, I got it from Walmart, and I got a full refund.
Other than that, I really do like the clever design, I would just recommend to anyone that does purchase it to avoid the mid-air hand switches and flips that you may see in some videos. Stick with the basic moves and it should give you a pretty good workout. JUST DON'T DROP IT!
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Weider 10-Pound Kettle Bell
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
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Kettle Bells 25lb - 50lb Set
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Saturday, December 12, 2009
Kettle Bells have become one of the most popular trends on the health club scene. On any given day, you can see everyone from housewives to celebrities to business executives or professional athletes and trainers performing the most advanced kettle bell routines with perfect form. Now you can enjoy the many benefits of kettle bell training in the comfort and convenience of your own home. Kettle Bells are cast iron weights, which resemble a cannonball with a handle. A legendary Russian exercise device, the kettle bell has long been a favorite for those seeking a special edge in strength and endurance. Kettle Bell training develops strength, power, endurance and balance. Kettle Bell workouts have long been a favorite of throwers, jumpers, sprinters and hurdlers. You can perform squats, pulls, overhead throws and rotational training plus much more.
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53 lb Kettle Bells
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
> By Cap Barbell > Painted glossy black finish > Durable rubber base protects flooring > Increases balance, core strength and agility > Perfect for endurance and flexibility training > Enable dynamic movements not possible with traditional dumbbells or barbells Taking time out for yourself and things you like to do is just as important as the time spend taking care of others. If you don't take care of yourself, how can you possibly take care of somebody else? Recretional activities are a great way to connect with like minded people and allow for stress relieve. As the word itself states, it allows you to re-create yourself, your mind set and your environment. .
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Kettle Bells 35lb - 60lb Set
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Kettle Bells have become one of the most popular trends on the health club scene. On any given day, you can see everyone from housewives to celebrities to business executives or professional athletes and trainers performing the most advanced kettle bell routines with perfect form. Now you can enjoy the many benefits of kettle bell training in the comfort and convenience of your own home. Kettle Bells are cast iron weights, which resemble a cannonball with a handle. A legendary Russian exercise device, the kettle bell has long been a favorite for those seeking a special edge in strength and endurance. Kettle Bell training develops strength, power, endurance and balance. Kettle Bell workouts have long been a favorite of throwers, jumpers, sprinters and hurdlers. You can perform squats, pulls, overhead throws and rotational training plus much more.
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44 lb Kettle Bells
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Sunday, November 29, 2009
44 lb Kettle Bells Overviews
> By Cap Barbell > Painted glossy black finish > Durable rubber base protects flooring > Increases balance, core strength and agility > Perfect for endurance and flexibility training > Enable dynamic movements not possible with traditional dumbbells or barbells It is said that the name 'Dumbbell' originated in England between 1485 to 1603, when athletes used actual hand-held bells to train and develop muscle mass. In order to reduce the obvious noise factor, the clappers were removed to render the bell 'dumb' (no sound). Since then, the shape and material of this gear has obviously changed. The two most common types of dumbbells today are Adjustable dumbbells: the overall weight can be adjusted by adding or removing plates/discs to/from the handle Fixed-weight dumbbells: one piece, non-adjustable dumbbells of various materials This type of equipment is used to develop, define/refine and strengthen muscles in arms, chest, shoulders and back. Also often used to add resistance during aerobic exercise. .
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TITLE Kettle Bell Weights
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Friday, November 27, 2009
TITLE Kettle Bell Weights Overviews
Pack a powerful core and trunk - essential for all combat athletes - with our new kettle bells. Build explosive power and super strength! The secret training staple of European and Russian athletes for years comes to the U.S.A. Add more speed and velocity to punches. Sculpt a rock hard torso that dominates opponents. Work on leverage exercises, pushes, throws, squats, swings, thrusts and more. Sold separately.
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Russian Competetion Kettle bell 6,9,12 KG(13,20,26Lb) Set
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Russian Competetion Kettle bell 6,9,12 KG(13,20,26Lb) Set Overviews
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Ader Kettle bell with DVD, 4,6,8,12,16,20kg 6pcs SET w/Rack
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Ader Kettle bell with DVD, 4,6,8,12,16,20kg 6pcs SET w/Rack Overviews
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Kettle Bell 45lb - BLACK
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Kettle Bell 45lb - BLACK Overviews
Kettlebell Vinyl Dipped - Black - 45 lb
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Kettle Bells 5lb - 75 lb Set
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
| KettleBells have become one of the most popular trends on the health club scene. On any given day, you can see everyone from housewives to celebrities to business executives or professional athletes and trainers performing the most advanced kettlebell routines with perfect form. Now enjoy the many benefits of kettlebell training in the comfort and convenience of your own home. KettleBells are cast iron weights, which resemble a cannonball with a handle. A legendary Russian exercise device, the kettlebell has long been a favorite for those seeking a special edge in strength and endurance. KettleBell training develops strength, power, endurance and balance. KettleBell workouts have long been a favorite of throwers, jumpers, sprinters and hurdlers. You can perform squats, pulls, overhead throws and rotational training plus much more. |
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