Russian Kettlebells 101
Kettlebells, introduced slowly in the beginning of this decade (myself becoming a part of the “revolution” in 2003), sparked a wave of “functional” and “dynamic” training methods.
While much of the glistening novelty associated with the kettlebell has worn off, it has still proven itself to be a dramatic and important tool in any lifter’s shed, [...]
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May 13th, 2009 at 5:40 pm
ANyone know where I can buy some Russian kettlebells in Amsterdam, NL?
I am eager to start working out with them and can't find them anywhere.
May 13th, 2009 at 10:42 pm
Ugh, tough one. You could try sports stores but it may be a bit too specialised at the moment. What I would do is to contact the Dutch kettlebell association and ask for suggestions:
http://www.kettlebellassociation.nl/
There could be a sports school around that can help you out.
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