Is it a good idea to have two kettle balls for workouts?
221033
Yes. When you increase your strength with the workouts, you can gradually introduce a heavier kettle bell for parts of your workout. I started with a 5 lb and then gradually introduced a 7 lb. I am now working out with a 7 lb, but I have started using a 10 lb for a few of the exercises. Switching between two weights helps me to have a successful workout.
221034
For me, I feel it's very important. Some moves I can do with the heavier weight. While other moves it's best for me to lighten my weight. You'll LOVE these. They are so comfortable to use.
221035
Yes, because certain moves need a lighter bell and other moves can be done with a heavier one (such as a squat). Plus these contour bells are much more comfortable to work with.
221036
It is definitely a good idea to have two kettle bells of the same weight. It greatly increases the number of different workouts you can do. However, if you are new to the kettle bell I would recommend starting with one at a weight you are comfortable with (test with a dumb bell). When it feels like you are ready to increase the weight, get one of the same weight for double kettle bell workouts and a single heavier one for single workouts.There are a wide variety of workouts available on You Tube.
27371
Kettlebells by nature are high reps with low weight. You can get bigger with this program but you will need to modify it by using double bells, or unbalanced bells with heavy weight. It can be done, kettle bells are just not efficient with getting it done, like traditional lifting. What is your goal? To add tone and muscular definition as well as functionality. Or lift heavy that way everyone knows you are some bad ass that can lift heavy, without functionality.?
2199977
Depends on your fitness level. Beginner women could start with a 5 or 10 pound kettlebell. Men a 10 to 15. I considered myself an advanced exerciser and I started with a 20 pound kettlebell.
1865490
You're welcome. I LOVE this kettle. Its got so many great features. Perhaps it will work for you. ;-)
1319430
I am not sure about the weight limit, but because these Wheels require some fitness level, I believe it would be safer for you to work with a swiss ball and some kettle bells before "upgrading".
2114023
It is meant to be a fast-paced game and I think more than 5 would be a detriment. You would definitely need to supplement the chips with something so that you don't run out. I would suggest buying two sets if you think you will be playing with more than 5 on a regular basis. But as a best option, I would limit the number to 5 as I think the game would run long and possibly become boring with more than 5.
245582
The ball opens in half, but I think if you creatively hold the halves together on one end, I believe you could do it. Otherwise, you could not just put 12 oz of tea in one side of it
1093837
We do several different ones. This may sound crazy but, if you are sitting on one of the noodles and peddaling (like on a bike) and rowing with the paddles, you get a pretty good workout. I like them because I really feel it in my arms.
27373
Kettlebell is good at slimming and reducing body mass or girth while adding tone and muscular definition. If you don't mind losing some girth/weight, then kettlebell is the way to go. If you want to bulk up, then traditional/classical weight lifting is what you want and you may choose to do kettlebell once a week for definition and also for aerobic/cardio to round out your total workout routine if you're not doing much aerobic or cardio. Kettlebell is also a pretty low impact activity, so if you have any previous injuries you may want to look into kettlebell depending on what those injuries are. Here is a good article on kettlebells http://www.livestrong.com/article/556222-how-to-use-kettlebells-not-bulk-up/
1127574
The pressurizer you're looking at is really designed for tennis balls. If you were to use them for other sports, don't know if it can potentially over inflate the balls.
2032813
YES. It would work great for you if you need a quick refresh after a workout.
924801
If you are looking for something light and not very durable I would say yes. I have not personally used them for that but if the process you use works on standard ping pong balls it would probably be the same on this one. I hope this helps out.
104966
Yes. You can definitely juggle with them. They're smaller than tennis balls.
972027
No, but same quality and taste. Go for at least 12. Add a second 12 to double up production and at the least give you a backup. Put each on separate 30 amp breakers. People buy in droves so cook early and often. Buy a warmer to handle the droves. Any higher than 12 and you will have to plug the machine into a 220 outlet. In this case, might as well skip 16 and go for 20. 20 will give you a little more than twice the amount of servings per hour than an 8. 16 will not give you twice per hour than an 8 like you would expect. Larger kettle requires a little longer cook time.
1613019
You can but you may get some overflow in another square but why would you want only 1? If you are not hungry or have some extra batter, just make them anyway and freeze them in a zip lock bag. Pop them in your toaster and presto, just like you cooked them fresh! Tony I.
513736
Yes, it's perfect for high energy dogs like boxers. With a little practice, you can really get your dogs running and get an intense workout, without wearing you out in the process. I've never tried it with two dogs at the same time - you'd have to have a good command for "drop it" because the lure itself could be easily ripped if the dogs get into a tug-of-war for it, since it's meant to be chased, not pulled.
104570
Depending on the size of the gym you would probably need two. I would try one first.