These ancient weights hold the unique benefit of being able to
work multiple parts of your body at the same time.
By doing various exercises back to back with little to no rest between, kettlebell complexes, circuits, combos, and chains allow you to burn more calories in less time and create a very powerful metabolic "after-burn" that keeps your metabolism working away and burning fat for up to 72 hours, even after you’ve finished your workout.
This is something you simply cannot achieve using a treadmill and traditional weightlifting methods. Not to this extent.
The 4 C's are especially unique because they can be used for building strength, muscle, mobility AND endurance while simultaneously being highly effective at burning fat.
Perfect for any busy body in desperate need of a fast and efficient workout.
Usually, people in fitness will tell you they’re “bulking” (trying to gain muscle) or “cutting” (trying to lose fat). They do this in individual phases instead of doing it simultaneously.
My question is this:
If you’re cooking eggs and bacon, would you cook only eggs and then cook the bacon after? Or would you whip out another frying pan and cook both at the same time? More of a workload? Yes, but easily manageable in the same timeframe.
Here are just a few examples of results achieve during this challenge.