πŸ’ͺ Ritual Β· Limited evidence

Kettle bell

Swing-based strength and conditioning. People do it for:

  • Grip and back strength
  • Less pain in small rehab studies
  • Better functional mobility
  • Needs little equipment

Why it works

People do it for strength and mobility work with minimal equipment. A small review of 8 to 12 week programs in clinical groups links kettlebell training to better strength, less pain and better function.

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