Vacation Kettlebell Routine
If Matt’s driving to a vacation destination that doesn’t have barbells to train with, he’ll usually bring along his 50-pound kettlebell so that he can do a similar metabolic conditioning routine as the bodyweight routine, except with some added resistance. Kettlebells don’t take up much room in the car, making them the ideal fitness equipment to bring along while traveling.
If you’re flying and would like to take a kettlebell with you on the plane (without paying the luggage weight fees), consider getting a portable kettlebell that you can fill with sand or water to the desired weight once you get to your destination.
If you’re staying at a hotel with dumbells, you can substitute a dumbbell for a kettlebell for this routine.
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