P. Manocchia et al, Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research: January 2010
Subjects were tested on a variety of fitness tests (barbell clean & jerk, bench press, vertical jump, and back extension) to measure strength, power, and endurance. After 10 weeks of a kettle bell training program 2 days per week subjects showed significant improvements in bench press, barbell clean & jerk, and back extension. Vertical jump remained the same.
Farrar et al, Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research: April 2010
This study measured the effects of kettle bell swings on the cardiovascular and metabolic demands of the body. The results showed that kettle bells swings elicit a sufficient intensity to create a metabolic challenge (fat loss) to the body, as well as challenge the cardiovascular system.
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