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<blockquote data-quote="Robbo" data-source="post: 184784" data-attributes="member: 610"><p>Maddskillz,</p><p></p><p>There is a place in Dallas that sells them for the best price I've found every time I look. For example, 26lb KB is $55. Of course shipping is usually what kills it, but I typically travel through D/FW monthly and usually stop and pick some up for myself, and the guys in our training group as needed. I'd be happy to pick some up for you next time I go down if you end up wanting some heavier ones. As I remember you from the one time we met, it will be highly likely that you will want bigger ones very soon. I think once you get used to the proper technique of lifting them you will find that a 26lb KB is too light. The difficulty of lifting them is HIGHLY technique dependant.</p><p></p><p>For example, there is a firefighter who trains with us and he is in a lot better shape than me, and strong... but we did a workout with the KB on Tuesday where you take a 70lb KB in each hand and clean and push press them 30 times for your best time. I beat him by ~1.5 minutes. Not because I'm that much stronger... just because he doesn't do KB 3-4 times per week like us, so his technique isn't as good and it was harder on him.</p><p></p><p>You can check prices of these KB on ebay by typing in "kettlebell" in the search bar. Then look for listings from "Master Fitness". The pictures are always of the kettlebell (which is more silver colored compared to the dragon door KB) on a blue background. Once you click on an auction you can click on a link to look through his ebay store.</p><p></p><p>Rob</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Robbo, post: 184784, member: 610"] Maddskillz, There is a place in Dallas that sells them for the best price I've found every time I look. For example, 26lb KB is $55. Of course shipping is usually what kills it, but I typically travel through D/FW monthly and usually stop and pick some up for myself, and the guys in our training group as needed. I'd be happy to pick some up for you next time I go down if you end up wanting some heavier ones. As I remember you from the one time we met, it will be highly likely that you will want bigger ones very soon. I think once you get used to the proper technique of lifting them you will find that a 26lb KB is too light. The difficulty of lifting them is HIGHLY technique dependant. For example, there is a firefighter who trains with us and he is in a lot better shape than me, and strong... but we did a workout with the KB on Tuesday where you take a 70lb KB in each hand and clean and push press them 30 times for your best time. I beat him by ~1.5 minutes. Not because I'm that much stronger... just because he doesn't do KB 3-4 times per week like us, so his technique isn't as good and it was harder on him. You can check prices of these KB on ebay by typing in "kettlebell" in the search bar. Then look for listings from "Master Fitness". The pictures are always of the kettlebell (which is more silver colored compared to the dragon door KB) on a blue background. Once you click on an auction you can click on a link to look through his ebay store. Rob [/QUOTE]
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