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How To Travel With Kettlebells. Either improvise and use your backpack as a kettlbell, or pick up a sandbell and fill it with either water or sand. In this video, chau gives you all the tips and gear recos you need make sure your kettlebell doesn’t fly through the windshield (or worse). Travelling with dumbbells requires careful planning to ensure convenience, safety, and compliance with airline regulations. If i put two in the same seat i put a towel between the bells to keep them from rubbing. He also shows you how to calculate your payload limit so you can stay safe on the roads and not damage your suspension. How to safely travel with a kettlebell. In this video, chau gives you all the tips and gear recos you need make sure your kettlebell doesn’t fly. You fill it with water so it breaks down super small and you can mimic some kettlebell movements with it. In seats with the seatbelt through the handles.

Either improvise and use your backpack as a kettlbell, or pick up a sandbell and fill it with either water or sand. Travelling with dumbbells requires careful planning to ensure convenience, safety, and compliance with airline regulations. In this video, chau gives you all the tips and gear recos you need make sure your kettlebell doesn’t fly through the windshield (or worse). You fill it with water so it breaks down super small and you can mimic some kettlebell movements with it. How to safely travel with a kettlebell. He also shows you how to calculate your payload limit so you can stay safe on the roads and not damage your suspension. If i put two in the same seat i put a towel between the bells to keep them from rubbing. In this video, chau gives you all the tips and gear recos you need make sure your kettlebell doesn’t fly. In seats with the seatbelt through the handles.

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How To Travel With Kettlebells He also shows you how to calculate your payload limit so you can stay safe on the roads and not damage your suspension. If i put two in the same seat i put a towel between the bells to keep them from rubbing. How to safely travel with a kettlebell. You fill it with water so it breaks down super small and you can mimic some kettlebell movements with it. In this video, chau gives you all the tips and gear recos you need make sure your kettlebell doesn’t fly through the windshield (or worse). Either improvise and use your backpack as a kettlbell, or pick up a sandbell and fill it with either water or sand. He also shows you how to calculate your payload limit so you can stay safe on the roads and not damage your suspension. In this video, chau gives you all the tips and gear recos you need make sure your kettlebell doesn’t fly. Travelling with dumbbells requires careful planning to ensure convenience, safety, and compliance with airline regulations. In seats with the seatbelt through the handles.