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Competition Kettlebells
Competition kettlebells are made from steel, not iron and this makes them slightly more durable than iron kettlebells. This is not to say that our cast iron kettlebells will fall apart, it just means that steel is stronger than cast iron.
CAST IRON KETTLEBELL
The kettle bell has long been a favorite for those seeking a special edge in strength and endurance. Today kettle bell workouts, which produce particularly impressive gains in the legs, hips and shoulders,
PVC SAND KETTLE BELL
Color Sand Kettle Bells – These are high quality kettle bells with a nice wide handle and thick grip for comfort in your swings. Ergonomically designed kettlebell with comfort handle for better grip and handling.
COLOR VINYL DIPPED KETTLEBELL
Kettle bell exercises are designed for intense total-body conditioning. Originally introduced in the 1700’s, kettle bells have since evolved, migrated and metamorphosized into a modern-day tool for increasing strength
Shoulder + Chest Press
Shoulder + Chest Press Press
Prone Leg Curl + Extension
Prone Leg Curl + Extension
Abductor + Adductor
Abductor + Adductor
Biceps + Triceps
Biceps +Triceps
Seated Leg Curl + Extension
Seated Leg Curl + Extension
SEATED LEG CURL / LEG EXTENSION
Strengthen your quadriceps and hamstrings with the Mansa Fitness Seated Leg Curl / Leg Extension. Lets you perform Leg curls and Leg extensions from the same seated position and is designed to make the transition between the two movements effortless, allowing you maximum time for your workout.
ABDUCTOR / ADDUCTOR
Perform both hip abductor and hip adductor exercises from one seated position with the Mansa Tuff Fitness Inner / Outer Thigh Machine. This machine accommodates movement for both the inner and outer thighs and ensure the resistance remains consistent from start to finish. A weight selector pin magnetically
BICEPS / TRICEPS
The Bicep Curl / Tricep build up a large majority of your arm musculature. The Biceps are located on the front of the upper arm and provide arm flexion, while the Triceps are found on the back of the upper arm and are responsible for arm extension.
