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  • noun Plural form of kettlebell.

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Examples

  • Maybe it's those cannonball-like weights with handles, called kettlebells, at the gym.

    A healthful staycation: One week to a stronger you 2010

  • Some fitness experts say these weight-training tools, called kettlebells, create a unique, full-body workout, but other experts fear the explosive movements usually involved with the equipment could cause injury.

    Getting a Handle 2008

  • An exercise physiologist from the American Council on Exercise designed a beginner's program for those new to kettlebells, which is included in the study; the routine includes dead lifts, single-arm swings, push-ups, and lunges-all with the kettlebell.

    U.S. News 2010

  • An exercise physiologist from the American Council on Exercise designed a beginner's program for those new to kettlebells, which is included in the study; the routine includes dead lifts, single-arm swings, push-ups, and lunges-all with the kettlebell.

    U.S. News 2010

  • An exercise physiologist from the American Council on Exercise designed a beginner's program for those new to kettlebells, which is included in the study; the routine includes dead lifts, single-arm swings, push-ups, and lunges-all with the kettlebell.

    U.S. News 2010

  • The cannonball-shaped cast iron orbs called kettlebells were originally developed by Russian strongmen in the early 1700s to quickly build strength, endurance, balance, and flexibility.

    Medlogs - Recent stories 2010

  • An exercise physiologist from the American Council on Exercise designed a beginner's program for those new to kettlebells, which is included in the study; the routine includes dead lifts, single-arm swings, push-ups, and lunges-all with the kettlebell.

    U.S. News 2010

  • An exercise physiologist from the American Council on Exercise designed a beginner's program for those new to kettlebells, which is included in the study; the routine includes dead lifts, single-arm swings, push-ups, and lunges-all with the kettlebell.

    U.S. News 2010

  • An exercise physiologist from the American Council on Exercise designed a beginner's program for those new to kettlebells, which is included in the study; the routine includes dead lifts, single-arm swings, push-ups, and lunges-all with the kettlebell.

    U.S. News 2010

  • The cannonball-shaped cast iron orbs called kettlebells were originally developed by Russian strongmen in the early 1700s to quickly build strength, endurance, balance, and flexibility.

    Medlogs - Recent stories 2010

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