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  • I loved the video, just can't read the pink board!

  • some of these exercise will deteriate the cartilage around your rotary cuff.

  • Hi missb0102, I apologize for the imaging on the video. Not sure why that didn't show up. Below I have posted a link to my Kettle Bell Article. In this blog article, I include the full version of the workout, written down for you. Actually, in this article, you will find two other workouts (Arm & Leg) in addition to the AB WORKOUT! I hope you find them useful :)

    halfofgabby.blogspot.com/2011/­03/fall-in-love-with-kettle-be­ll.html

  • Thank you for the video but could you please tell me what is on the red poster board? I can't read it and I would like to do this workout. I really need to work on my stomach. Your assistance is appreciated and thank you again for the video.

  • tange

  • Thanks Nosmo! I have a pretty wide open exercise program. In regards to exercise, I weight train by using the kettle bell, free weights, and resistance bands. But KETTLE BELL IS MY FAVORITE! I also do a lot of cardio; boxing, kickboxing, stepper, jump rope, elliptical, etc. The variety keeps my muscles guessing & growing and also prevents boredom from creeping in. It depends on how strong you are, but a good place to start would prob be a 7 or 8 LB kettle bell and go from there.

  • You are in great shape! Did you get so fit by doing the kettle bell? I've never used a kettle bell but it seems like a great workout and after watching your video a couple times, I'm def thinking about getting a kettle bell. What weight should I start with?

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