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feeble_knievel
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would something like 20min a day kettlebell workout be too much? in the sense that its a sort of weight lifting, just wondering if it could lead to over training.
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Havent read it myself but maybe your question will be answered by this excellent post.
http://www.askscooby.com/basic-techniques-36/kettlebells-for-fat-loss-an-overview/
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Oh no, 20 minutes a day is not over training. 30-45 minutes would be great. I've been using kettlebells for a little over a year now, and they are great! What pound one(s) do you have? I have a 40 and 35lb.
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Couldn't tell you the lbs but I've got a 12kg and a 16kg. I will just go for it and see what happens lol
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