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Kettlebell waiter's walks

by Scott Bird
March 5, 2007

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Tracy Reifkind demonstrates a great kettlebell exercise - the Waiter’s Walk (performed here in conjunction with a bit of kettlebell snatching) [streaming, 3.7mb .flv download]. Not bad at all.

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