Kettlebells anyone?

KCLAnderson
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I would like to add kettlebell workouts (swings, snatches, squats, presses, etc,) to the exercise database as both cardio and strength as that is exactly what a kettlebell workout is: both. Does anyone know how? I added swings by themselves to the database under strength but it doesn't show how many calories are burned...
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It's definitely both a cardio workout as well as a strength training. I just log it under cardio: strength training.0
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Love kettlebells - I would like to know myself!0
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I use a HRM to figure out how much I burn. Then I added my own kettlebell workout to the exercise list and I use that. And when I log my exercise, I just use the calories I burn acording to my HRM.0
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Let me tell you that kettlebells WORK. I'd attribute 75% of my success to them while interweaving walking and alter weight bearing excercises within the foundation of the kettles. I have about 75 more pounds to lose and using the kettles I know I will get there sooner, rather than later. I haven't found a way to log them though but I know they BURN THE CALS! An incredible peice of equipment! Good luck and be well!0
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