Kettlebell Training
Technique First: A Case for Kettlebell Safety
By Steven Khuong, CSCS
As the kettlebell become more mainstream, it is pertinent that ripped hands, bruised forearms, and torn ligaments not become synonymous with the tool. Independent of any dichotomy regarding styles or programming, people using kettlebells or teaching with them have a responsibility to protect themselves and others from injury in the process. |
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