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Gewichte : Kurzhantel, Langhantel und Kettlebell

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Das Trainieren mit freien Gewichten ist – bezogen auf die Alltags- und Sportartspezifität, die Funktionalität sowie den Metabolismus – weitaus effektiver als ein Krafttraining an Maschinen.

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Kempf, HD., Strack, A. (2014). Gewichte : Kurzhantel, Langhantel und Kettlebell. In: Kempf, HD. (eds) Funktionelles Training mit Handund Kleingeräten. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-43659-2_8

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