I can see that. I decided to give it a try since most of the time going to the gym is just a major pain in the ass. I prefer to workout at home where I don't have to share the equipment, can check the computer between sets, and I don't have to listen to fucking top 40 music (without annoying headphones). I thought that, with the kettlebell, I could replace what would account to at least 2-4 different sets of dumbells with one piece of equipment. Plus I'm kind of looking for a change. I only have one, so I am kind of limited in my workouts, but if this goes well I may purchase another. I want to be able to get a good full-body workout in with minimal space, time and equipment. So far it seems like a good fit. I'm also looking forward to learning a new method of exercising. I'm adding this to my current "home gym" of a set of push up bars, an ab wheel, and a weighted jump rope. It's not much but it gets the job done, at least for what I'm looking to get out of it.
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