Kettle Weights - Exercise For Beginners

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Training with Kettle Weights has been proven to add strength and stability to your core which is very important for athletes in all sports. When working out with kettle weights, your body naturally uses almost all muscle groups regardless of the area you are trying to target which is a real bonus as you get a full body workout no matter which particular exercises are in your routine. In this article, I'll step you through a basic, full body, core strengthening exercise that you can do with a single kettle bell.

Kettle Weights - Exercise For Beginners

The Kettlebell Swing: The Kettlebell swing is a great exercise particularly for beginners. It allows you to get a feel for the weight of the kettle ball and how it feels in you grip as you move with it. Another reason it is great for beginners is that you only need a single kettle bell. To execute the kettlebell swing:
Stand with feet shoulder width apart with the one kettle bell on the floor between your feet. Keeping your back straight, bend at the knees and hips and reach down with one arm to grab the kettle ball. Remain slightly bent at the hips and knees and hold the kettle bell so it is about a foot off the ground. Remember your back should remain flat for the entire exercise. Keeping your arm locked straight, swing the kettle weight back slightly then swing it forcefully forwards and explosively extend your knees and hips so you are standing upright. The kettle bell should swing as high as your chest so your arm is parallel to the ground. Let the weight swing back down between your legs so you are back at the starting position momentarily then explode up and out again.You should start by doing 10 swings then change arms and repeat. At no point in the swings should you stop. It is a fluid exercise so you should be in motion the whole time until you have done your 10 reps. If 10 is too many, start off with 5. You can always increase the number you perform as your confidence and strength increases. There are dozens and dozens of other great exercises that you can do with kettle weights. Some are more advanced than others so you can work your way through them as you progress and increase your strength and tone.

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How Many Calories Do I Need Per Day?

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How Do I Calculate Caloric Needs Based On My Goal (gain/loss/maintain)?

How Many Calories Do I Need Per Day?

Listen, figuring out how many calories a day you need to lose weight, maintain your weight or gain weight really isn't too hard. And with the formula I'm about to give you plus a very cool website, you can easily track where you are and what you need to do daily to reach your goals. So lets' begin!

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Step 1:

Take your current body weight in pounds (lbs) and multiply by 11.

Example: 194 lbs x 11 = 2134 calories

This is what I need to just keep what I have, without moving. But remember, you do move. So you have to then calculate your metabolic factors into this... so off to step 2...

Step 2:

Figure out your metabolic factor according to the table below.

But first, some definitions to help you determine where you might fit in:

Slow Metabolism: You basically look at food and you seem to put on pounds. You can gain weight by eating salads but it's difficult to lose the weight.

Moderator Metabolism: You can gain weight if you try. You can lose weight if you try. You really don't have trouble losing weight depending on what you want to do.

Fast Metabolism: You are the skinny guy or gal who can eat *ANYTHING* and it makes no difference. Gaining weight is difficult. Losing weight can happen overnight. Just by watching T.V. you seem to shed pounds.

Metabolic %

Under 30 years old

Slow Metabolism- 30%

Moderate Metabolism- 40%

Fast Metabolism- 50%

30-40 years old

Slow Metabolism- 25%

Moderate Metabolism- 35%

Fast Metabolism- 45%

Over 40 years old

Slow Metabolism- 20%

Moderate Metabolism- 30%

Fast Metabolism- 40%

Example: 2134 calories x 35% = 746.90

I took my calories needed above just to sit here and not move and multiplied it by my metabolic factor and I find that I need an additional 746.90 calories because of my specific metabolism.

Step 3:

Put it together.

2134 + 746.90 = 2880.90 calories

I need 2,880.90 calories to maintain my current weight with my current activities.

Note: You can also adjust your metabolic factor if you do something that might take you to the next level. If you are a moderator metabolism person but you do distance running, it might make more sense to put your self in the fast category since you burn a lot more calories.

Step 4:

Now change the above with about 500 calories every day to reach your goals!

Lose Weight: I would take 2880.90 - 500 = 2380.90

Maintain Weight: I would just leave it at 2880.90 and continue what I was doing in my activities

Gain Weight: I would take 2880.90 + 500 = 3380.90

Note: 500 calories a day is just a general term everybody uses to say that adding this amount is within safe limits. Eat too much, and you end up storing fat. Cut too many calories and your body just goes into starvation mode and ends up retaining more fat. 500 is a safe, recommended guideline.

Step 5:

You must track what you are eating so you'll know if you've made your goal for the day. And tracking food does not have to be complicated with weights and scales.

It's a shame that so many people just start training and never figure out what they need to eat daily to reach their goals.

You can keep doing the math over and over as you reach a goal. If you are bulking, your requirements will change as you progress. And when you lose weight they will as well. You might want to lose weight, reach a target weight and then maintain. So you will do this formula again when you have hit the weight you want.

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