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		<title>5 Best Lower Body Kettlebell Exercises You Can Do Anywhere</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:54:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[By: Craig Ballantyne, CSCS, MS www.KettlebellWorkouts.com In this workout you will learn the 5 most powerful lower body kettlebell exercises you can do to gain muscle and burn fat.  But, perhaps more importantly, is with these exercises you will begin to realize the flexibility kettlebell workouts offer in terms of convenience and lifestyle. The first exercise is the Double Kettlebell Front Squat. So, start out by holding the KBs at shoulder height, push your hips back (don&#8217;t bend at the knees first), break parallel, squatting as low as you can while keeping your abs braced. Then drive back up. The next exercise is called the Tactical Lunge, or a regular lunge with a twist. First, lunge backward and as you are lunging take the KB underneath your front thigh and switch hands. Alternate sides. Be sure to keep your torso upright throughout. The next lower body KB exercise is the Pistol Squat. So, place the KB at chest height and balance on one leg with your other leg out in front. Next, squat down as low as you can go, and drive back up. Do all reps for one side and then switch. The 1-Leg Rear Deadlift is another great [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Three Methods to Getting Lean with Dumbbell Training</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wanna know the secret to getting lean? Fast, intense workouts. The following are some great high intensity techniques you can use with a pair of dumbbells: Method#1: Alternating Sets Most people that train with dumbbells will perform a set of an exercise, then rest for a given period of time. Then they&#8217;ll move back to the workout. Instead, you can get a more effective workout if you alternate between two exercises and cut down the rest period. For example, lets assume your workout looks something like this: Dumbbell Chest Press, 3&#215;10, rest 60 seconds after each set Dumbbell Row, 3&#215;10, rest 60 seconds after each set If each set takes you 60 seconds to complete, plus a 60 second rest period after each set, the entire workout would take you 12 minutes. Not bad, but we can make the workout last even shorter, hence making it more intense while still performing the same amount of work. Using the alternating sets strategy, we&#8217;re going to alternate between the two exercises and cut the rest period to 30 seconds. The workout will look something like this: Dumbbell Chest Press, 3&#215;10, rest 30 seconds after each set, then move onto Rows Dumbbell Row, [...]]]></description>
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