One bell.
Total strength.

The kettlebell is the most versatile single piece of equipment in existence. Every session draws from a complete library of movements sourced from Prevention's best KB exercises for women, Runner's World's KB obliques and abs protocol, and Fit&Well's grip strength and longevity circuit β€” all exercises included, zero repeats across the series.

Weight guide: Begin with 8 kg (17 lb) for most movements. Progress to 12 kg (26 lb) for swings, deadlifts, and lower body work when 8 kg feels controlled for 15+ reps. For pressing and windmill work, lighter is always smarter β€” technique before load.
Choose your focus
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Hinge & Swing
Swings, deadlifts & hip-hinge patterns β€” the heart of KB training
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Lower Body
Goblet squats, lunges, sumo & single-leg work
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Upper Body
Press, row, clean & upper body pulling patterns
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Core & Obliques
Windmill, halo, Turkish get-up & rotational work
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Total Body
Full-body circuits & complex chains
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Grip & Longevity
Upper-body circuit targeting grip strength, forearms & healthy ageing
Intensity level
Equipment: 1–2 kettlebells. One bell handles 95% of this series. A second bell (same or different weight) is optional for farmer's carry and advanced presses.