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It looks pretty cool! Thanks for pointing them out!
Most of the movements look functional for an intermediate to advanced exerciser. I'd be afraid to swing it like a kettlebell, though. It looks quite a bit longer than a regular kettlebell, especialy as the weight gets heavier. Maybe if a client has been taught a proper bell swing, but I probably wouldn't have a new client swing this like a bell.
I like the handles for multiple grips. That's cool. And I like that it will bear body weight and can be used for things like roll-outs.
Pricy, though. If I didn't already have a big investment in ViPRs, I might buy a few and see how my small group classes like them, but they're not different enough from my ViPRs to invest.
Most of the movements look functional for an intermediate to advanced exerciser. I'd be afraid to swing it like a kettlebell, though. It looks quite a bit longer than a regular kettlebell, especialy as the weight gets heavier. Maybe if a client has been taught a proper bell swing, but I probably wouldn't have a new client swing this like a bell.
I like the handles for multiple grips. That's cool. And I like that it will bear body weight and can be used for things like roll-outs.
Pricy, though. If I didn't already have a big investment in ViPRs, I might buy a few and see how my small group classes like them, but they're not different enough from my ViPRs to invest.
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I wouldn't use it as a kettlebell for various reasons. I would stick with the current pieces that we can use for these type of movements. And like you said, it's a novelty that will go away at some point.
