Effects of supervised high-intensity hardstyle kettlebell training on grip strength and health-related physical fitness in insufficiently active older adults: the BELL pragmatic controlled trial

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Geriatrics, April 2022

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@CraigLiebenson @Retlouping @KineticImpactRP @carmenbott Here’s the trial paper that preceded the qualitative study https://t.co/vxpMrpwnkm

15 Mar 2023

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RT @ChristopherACSM: #Evidence that older adults can perform high-intensity #kettlebell training. #strength #hiit #olderadults #sarcopeni…

12 Dec 2022

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#Evidence that older adults can perform high-intensity #kettlebell training. #strength #hiit #olderadults #sarcopenia #treatment #resistancetraining #geriatrics #dynapenia #frailty #hiit @BioMedCentral @ACSMNews @CEPAupdates @NSCA @ESSA_NEWS @csep_scpe

12 Dec 2022

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Never too late to start training. This study has been conducted on an elderly population using kettlebells as a tool to strengthen them. Many parameters have improved (body composition, grip strength, flexibility, overall quality of life...) https://t.co

05 Jul 2022

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