I am considering the kettlebell book and/or video. I believe I read that beginners do not need to start with a kettlebell, rather just a dumbbell. Is this true or should I order the kettlebell immediately?
Ok to start kettlebell training with dumbbells?
Posted on 8/9/2004 at 10:44AM in Getting Started.
I am considering the kettlebell book and/or video. I believe I read that beginners do not need to start with a kettlebell, rather just a dumbell. Is this true or should I order the kettlebell immediately?
I am not in a particular hurry since PTP [Power to the People], the Ab Pavelizer and Beyond Stretching have me sufficiently occupied.
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