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The Reaper 06-24-2005 10:13

Judging from the weights she currently uses, unless the 100 lbs. is mostly packaging, that should be enough weight for her and several clones.

Hey, maybe they should have asked her to put a tape measure around her bicep, and shipped her the appropriate amount of weights.

Besides, a 37 cent stamp on the envelope would have been much cheaper than whatever the shipping for that kettlebell package cost.

TR

Bill Harsey 06-24-2005 10:34

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Originally Posted by The Reaper
Judging from the weights she currently uses, unless the 100 lbs. is mostly packaging, that should be enough weight for her and several clones.

Hey, maybe they should have asked her to put a tape measure around her bicep, and shipped her the appropriate amount of weights.

Besides, a 37 cent stamp on the envelope would have been much cheaper than whatever the shipping for that kettlebell package cost.

TR

There goes bright and bubbly...

NousDefionsDoc 06-26-2005 18:52

Here's a different brand - much cheaper.
http://www.everythingtrackandfield.c...4277_A_rnd_E_7

And here's a good comparison review
http://www.geocities.com/dirtyley/ddvsetf.htm

alphamale 06-26-2005 20:31

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Originally Posted by Bill Harsey
OK, ok, Ms. Frontsight, Can we get a picture of your new workout stuff?

I haven't seen my Shipping Associate yet this weekend! Maybe tomorrow.


Quote:

Originally Posted by The Reaper
Hey, maybe they should have asked her to put a tape measure around her bicep, and shipped her the appropriate amount of weights.

Besides, a 37 cent stamp on the envelope would have been much cheaper than whatever the shipping for that kettlebell package cost.

TR that's not very nice :mad:

And NDD you brat !!! Nowwwwww you post that link!! :fswhip: :fswhip:

My arms will probably be so worn out I won't be able to type!!
(don't say it Mr. Harsey! :fswhip: )

FrontSight

Roguish Lawyer 06-27-2005 08:08

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Originally Posted by FrontSight
My arms will probably be so worn out I won't be able to type!!

You know, you could have gotten these for free had you mentioned that sooner.

alphamale 06-27-2005 12:44

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Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer
You know, you could have gotten these for free had you mentioned that sooner.

That's OK RL, 6 months of therapy and I'll be over with that remark ::sniff::

FrontSight

lksteve 06-27-2005 14:04

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Originally Posted by FrontSight
That's OK RL, 6 months of therapy and I'll be over with that remark

did you tear something..........?

alphamale 07-02-2005 06:13

OK. Should have accepted the Shipping Associate's offer to take the Kettlebells up the stairs for me. Took each one up the stairs one.stair.at.a.time.

This is The Morning After my first serious workout with them and all I can say is those things are tortuous. I feel like I can't move my upper arms away from my body. My a*s even hurts! (I'm serious d*mnit :mad: ) Explain that! (no, don't! :p)

And IRONICALLY enough, a couple hours ago while doing some CAD I caught and old Saved By the Bell on TV and heard a female call a dorky and uncoordinated XY "Screech". :mad:

THANKS A LOT TR YOU BRAT !!! YOU ARE VERY MEAN !!

FrontSight

The Reaper 07-02-2005 08:10

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Originally Posted by FrontSight
This is The Morning After my first serious workout with them and all I can say is those things are tortuous. I feel like I can't move my upper arms away from my body. My a*s even hurts! (I'm serious d*mnit :mad: ) Explain that! (no, don't! :p)

THANKS A LOT TR YOU BRAT !!! YOU ARE VERY MEAN !!

FrontSight

I wouldn't think of it.

You are very welcome. Thanks!

TR

NousDefionsDoc 07-02-2005 12:11

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My a*s even hurts!
That's when you know you're doing good PT. Even better is when your hair hurts.

sf11b_p 09-14-2005 12:15

So after reading the PT - Bodyweight Only Training thread I was curious. How's it going with those kettlebells FS... get them off the floor yet?

sf11b_p 09-21-2005 19:07

Your welcome very much.

Just wanted to know you were knocking the dust off them now and then. I think it was pointed out already but free weights use more muscle fiber than weight machines, stabilizer muscles,. The Kettlebell excercises look like they'd fire up even more than typical free weights.

Yeah, probably not a good idea to get too happy swinging those around, unless you were planning new walls.

Razor 09-23-2005 11:37

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Originally Posted by FrontSight
...and they make me feel bad-a*s...

I thought you said they make you feel sore-a*s.

NousDefionsDoc 01-12-2006 18:27

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Originally Posted by booker
I ordered one 55 lb kettlebell from New York Barbells (cheaper than dragondoor and IMHO better quality) and Mike Mahler's book of exercises (reference Mike Mahler here: http://www.mikemahler.com). He designs a program that will definitely take your PT up a notch (no advertising plug was purposely done here..) It's amazing after all those years of traditional lifting, yet a funny looking ball with a handle can blow me away. PM if you want to take a look at part of his book. Definitely worth thinking about if you don't want to haul an Olympic set all over the place.

J

Verdict?

TKS 06-01-2006 16:05

Kettlebells- real deal
 
I read through the different posts concerning kettlebells and I would offer this. Some time ago, I sustained an injury that left me pretty immobile for a bit. I did some research on some rehab type PT and came across the kettlebells at dragondoor.com and so I ordered one. I ended up better and learned all over again and changed my thoughts as I now have functional combat fitness, rather than the beach muscles.
These things had me up and running quick, now I won't go without....ever again. Some of the SF guys here keep pounding on leadership and PT and combat focus and they're all 100% spot on!! It's amazing to read some of the stuff here in this site. Tons of hard earned knowledge.
130 degrees, no shade, been up for 40 hours, non-stop operations, 70 lbs. of kit, weapons, urban ops.....on and on.
The KB's have given me an edge and yeah, they cost a bit. Question - "Is your training combat focused, can you run, swim and climb with your kit on?"

Just an idea...Good luck. Let me know your thoughts! tks


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