Is it a good idea to have two kettle balls for workouts?
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Yes. When you increase your strength with the workouts, you can gradually introduce a heavier kettle bell for parts of your workout. I started with a 5 lb and then gradually introduced a 7 lb. I am now working out with a 7 lb, but I have started using a 10 lb for a few of the exercises. Switching between two weights helps me to have a successful workout.
221034
For me, I feel it's very important. Some moves I can do with the heavier weight. While other moves it's best for me to lighten my weight. You'll LOVE these. They are so comfortable to use.
221035
Yes, because certain moves need a lighter bell and other moves can be done with a heavier one (such as a squat). Plus these contour bells are much more comfortable to work with.
221036
It is definitely a good idea to have two kettle bells of the same weight. It greatly increases the number of different workouts you can do. However, if you are new to the kettle bell I would recommend starting with one at a weight you are comfortable with (test with a dumb bell). When it feels like you are ready to increase the weight, get one of the same weight for double kettle bell workouts and a single heavier one for single workouts.There are a wide variety of workouts available on You Tube.
411568
It's a great thing you were able to put two together and still benefit from the product. With continued use, you will sweat. Be sure to drink plenty of water because you're eliminating toxins too. Good luck on your journey.
104966
Yes. You can definitely juggle with them. They're smaller than tennis balls.
914943
You can tie, suspend dumbbells from the bar if you loop cord around the dumbbell heads. I use two 10# dumbbells and occasionally two 5# ankle weights to get up to 50#. I'm trying to figure out if I can do something similar with my kettlebell (only have 1 15#er). It can work if you give it some thought. But, you can't add PLATES to increase the weight.
285125
For now one will be enough. Try just one first and if it will affect on your body positively then you can order the second.
285293
That's a very good question which I don't have an answer to. However, I would certainly try it and if it worked, it would be amazing. I still can't believe how quick and easy it was/is to pump up exercise balls!
1803086
No, you need to use special Jugs ping-pong sized balls. You can buy them separately. I'd recommend getting at least 50 balls.
502088
I think one will be okay. But if you want it thick and long, then two. I use 1 1/2 for a thick and long water curls.
245582
The ball opens in half, but I think if you creatively hold the halves together on one end, I believe you could do it. Otherwise, you could not just put 12 oz of tea in one side of it
658006
I use them for regular mugs, the taste is strong. I think in a small kettle it'd be ok. I'd use two for a big kettle as my huge mug seems to be a lighter taste.
1769554
You can, but it will have popcorn residue from the bottom of the kettle. Why not just use popcorn kits that come with everything you need in one package? They can be purchased at Smart & Final, if this store is in your area; popcorn bags too.
2261188
Hi Jenny,When doing kickbacks it is difficult to alleviate the weights from grazing my side. When doing extensions, I must hold the weight by the ends, in which case the opposite end hits my shoulder. I still find I can workout effectively- but it is sort of a headache. I definitely would not bother with any other type of set however- unless you can find one which is much smaller, as this set seems well made thus far. Also though, if you are looking to just maintain good physical fitness, and are not too concerned with having varying weight capabilities, you may want to consider some kettlebells as those would definitely fix the problem of bulk. I hope this helps! Best wishes. Hi Jenny,When doing kickbacks it is difficult to alleviate the weights from grazing my side. When doing extensions, I must hold the weight by the ends, in which case the opposite end hits my shoulder. I still find I can workout effectively- but it is sort of a headache. I definitely would not bother with any other type of set however- unless you can find one which is much smaller, as this set seems well made thus far. Also though, if you are looking to just maintain good physical fitness, and are not too concerned with having varying weight capabilities, you may want to consider... » Read More Hi Jenny,When doing kickbacks it is difficult to alleviate the weights from grazing my side. When doing extensions, I must hold the weight by the ends, in which case the opposite end hits my shoulder. I still find I can workout effectively- but it is sort of a headache. I definitely would not bother with any other type of set however- unless you can find one which is much smaller, as this set seems well made thus far. Also though, if you are looking to just maintain good physical fitness, and are not too concerned with having varying weight capabilities, you may want to consider some kettlebells as those would definitely fix the problem of bulk. I hope this helps! Best wishes. « Show Less
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Definitely. In fact you realize you usually use too much tea with traditional teapots (and waste). You can easily run a second batch. Just add half a spon on top.
1184239
Yes you can.... I do it often! I got this ball bc they used it in a barre class I went to and that it where we mainly put it!
635279
Kettle is 2 quarts but is smaller than I thought but works well. You would imagine 2 quarts being bigger, but for packing, carrying, and using it's better to have a small footprint.
1860314
The Good Grips Twisting Tea Ball has a 1.5 inch diameter; therefore, it's possible to cram two tea bags into it but am not sure how easy it would be to twist the ball "close" or how well it would ultimately work. Should you be comfortable emptying the contents of the two tea bags into the infuser like loose-tea, then it would work just fine.
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Depending on how full you want it? I would suggest 2 bags of 100 balls! Gives it the perfect fullness!