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		<title>By: Making your kettlebell lifting more efficient - Australian Kettlebells Forum</title>
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		<description>[...] Making your kettlebell lifting more efficient      This is a great article by Cate Imes on how even subtle shifts in weight can affect the efficiency of your kettlebell lifting. Obviously it&#039;s particularly pertinent to GS, but the principles apply across the board and anyone lifting bells can benefit.  Kettlebell Lifting &amp; Potential Energy — Australian Kettlebells - Our Blog [...]</description>
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