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2189-2201 Competition Kettlebell

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Series of Competition Kettlebells (Gyria) with standard dimensions, which do not vary with weight variation. They are also called hollow, i.e. hollow or hollow, precisely because in order to guarantee the same external dimensions, the weight is obtained by progressively filling the hollow part inside the tool.

The 4 kg model (code 2189), to maintain the standard dimensions, is made of aluminium.

weight tolerance of ± 1%

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SKU: KETTCOMP Categorie: Functional Training, Group activity, Kettlebell Strong Competition & vinyl, Catalogue Products, Strong fitness training Schlagwort: Kettlebell

COMPETITION KETTLEBELL

Competition kettlebells, also known by the Russian term gyria, are tools designed to international standards to ensure uniformity in size, regardless of weight. This feature is essential to enable a consistent technical gesture at every stage of training and competition, benefiting precision, biomechanics and efficiency of movement.

Our Competition Kettlebell series meets these requirements: each gyria maintains constant external dimensions, varying only the internal weight. Different construction solutions are used to achieve this. Kettlebells from 8 kg to 36 kg are made by modifying the thickness of the metal shell. The higher weights (40, 44 and 48 kg) include a fixed lead insert to achieve the desired mass. The 4 kg model (code 2189), the only one of its kind, is made of aluminium to maintain the standard structure with reduced weight. This results in a slightly higher cost compared to 8 or 12 kg kettlebells, which is justified by the special nature of the material and production process.

The handle has a regular rectangular shape, with a straight profile in both the horizontal part and the vertical uprights, and a uniform diameter of 33 mm. This thickness - greater than that of an Olympic barbell (28 mm) - represents an excellent compromise between effectiveness in grip, due to the better 'hand wrapping' around the handle, and comfort in use, avoiding the so-called 'cutting grip'.

The distance between the handle and spherical body is 60 mm, a measure designed to reduce the leverage effect on the wrist and improve stability in the rack position. The width of the handle, on the other hand, is 128 mm, ensuring sufficient space even for athletes with large hands or for performing two-handed exercises.

The 4 kg model (code 2189), to maintain the standard dimensions, is made of aluminium.

Available weights Competition Kettlebell:

cod. 2189 Colour green - kg 04 Ø33 (IN ALUMINIUM)
cod. 2190 Pink colour - kg 08 Ø33
cod. 2191 Light blue colour - kg 12 Ø33
cod. 2192 Colour yellow - kg 16 Ø33
cod. 2194 Colour violet - kg 20 Ø33
cod. 2195 Green colour - kg 24 Ø33
cod. 2196 Orange colour - kg 28 Ø33
cod. 2197 Red colour - kg 32 Ø33

cod. 2198 Colour grey - kg 36 Ø33
cod. 2199 White colour - kg 40 Ø33
cod. 2200 Silver colour - kg 44 Ø33
cod. 2201 Gold colour - kg 48 Ø33.
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weight tolerance of ± 1%

Technical sheet

The characteristics of the kettlebell in modern times: a true one-handed training system

Although the kettlebell is a piece of equipment that first appeared in the sporting world with the Girevoy Sport competitions in its Gyria conformation (Russian name for the competition version), in the last decade it has gained a foothold in all physical-sports contexts, from commercial gyms to professional sports clubs of various disciplines, and even sees some applications in functional rehabilitation and post-traumatic recovery centres. The reason for this success is given by the extraordinary intrinsic technical characteristics of this tool, which is as simple and rough as it is effective and even 'innovative' in some people's eyes. The off-centre mass with respect to the handle makes it an extremely versatile tool, from its use in traditional weight training exercises (Squat, Press, Overhead Squat) to the most representative ballistic exercises of Kettlebell Training (Swing, Clean, Snatch, Jerk, Push Press). It is precisely this fundamental characteristic that encapsulates its essence: the possibility of developing wide trajectories, at maximum expressible power and in complete safety, while developing great grip strength.

In which sports does Kettlebell Training have applications?

In all those requiring coordination, stability, strength, speed, power and endurance. If we add to these abilities the joint mobility that is indirectly conditioned in the eccentric phases of ballistic exercises, and the proprioception in controlling a highly unstable implement along wide trajectories that tend to unbalance the body and consequently condition its ability to control along the axis of its centre of gravity, it is soon explained how Kettlebell Training becomes a valid tool for conditioning the coordination and conditional abilities of every sporting discipline.

Why does the kettlebell also fit perfectly into workouts aimed at general aesthetic fitness?

Whether you are a professional bodybuilding practitioner or a simple training enthusiast who wants to improve your body composition, this equipment allows you to fill the gaps in your strength and endurance, making up for the shortcomings of traditional weight room and cardio training. In fact, Kettlebell Training is part of the more general concept of Functional Training, which aims to involve the entire body in every single exercise, resulting in a neuro-muscular and metabolic strength impact far superior to traditional sector training. This translates into stronger muscles with greater quality and a leaner, better performing physique.

Postural and post-traumatic rehabilitation

The basis of postural and post-injury recovery is the person's full awareness of body structure and movements in space. This passes through a work that, in addition to being based on the global articular mobility of the body, must then lead to the development of a new postural set-up both in static and especially in dynamic. The person must acquire control of his or her neutral posture and must be able to move in normal daily and sporting activities, without creating imbalances in body areas not dedicated to that particular movement. Having an instrument with the characteristics of the kettlebell is an excellent aid for a physiotherapist or personal trainer, during the phase of building a person's stability, coordination and strength, characteristics that must be trained hand in hand with joint mobility and proprioception, in order to achieve an effective and long-lasting recovery.

Underlying these extraordinary applications is obviously a perfect technical knowledge of the tool, its features and functionality. Exercise technique with equipment such as kettlebells cannot be improvised, on pain not only of not achieving the desired goals, but also of a high probability of incurring injuries during their use.

Those who want to approach training with this equipment must absolutely rely on instructors who have the technical and professional skills to adapt their applications to each type of request and specificity of the person, and who are able to transfer the appropriate technical skills in the execution of the exercises as effectively as possible and in a short time. Technique (with respect for the biomechanics of the human body), aims, didactic progressions and training programming are the pillars of an instructor's sports training, and even more so if you want to appreciate the kettlebell not just as an end in itself, but as a real training system.

by Emilio Troiano

Master Trainer of the WTA International Functional Training Academy

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