Exercising with kelebells requires proper technique. If you are unsure how to perform an exercise,
consult a personal trainer.
2. Choose the right weight:
Choose a kelebell with a weight that suits your level of fitness. Equipment that is too heavy can lead to
injury.
3. Warm up before your workout:
Before you start exercising with kelebells, perform a warm-up to prepare your muscles, joints and
tendons for your workout.
4. Secure your surroundings:
Make sure there is enough space around you to avoid collisions with other people or objects.
5. Exercise on a stable surface:
Use kelebells on a flat, non-slip surface to prevent the equipment from falling or moving.
6. Grip securely:
Make sure the kelebell handle is dry and clean to prevent it slipping out of your hands during exercise.
7. Avoid sudden movements:
Control your movements when exercising, especially in dynamic exercises such as swinging. Sudden
movements can lead to injury.
8. Do not drop kelebells:
Avoid dropping kelebells on the floor unless there is properly adapted equipment and flooring (e.g. in
CrossFit gyms).
9 Keep away from children:
Do not leave kelebells within the reach of children. They are heavy equipment that can be dangerous if
used incorrectly.
10. Exercise with assistance if necessary:
For heavy weights or complex exercises, consider exercising under the supervision of a trainer or training
partner.
11. Regularly check the condion of your equipment:
Before each workout, check the kelebell for cracks, handle damage or other defects. Damaged
equipment can be dangerous.
12. Consult your doctor:
If you have health problems or doubts about your ability to exercise with kelebells, consult your doctor
before you start training.
13. Store in a safe place:
When you have finished exercising, put the kelebells on a suitable shelf or stand to avoid accidentally
tripping over the equipment.