In our January issue, we told you that kettlebells are a great full-body workout. So if you haven't tried them before, grab a light weight (about 10 or 15 pounds) and get started with these fun moves from certified personal trainer and exercise physiologist Heather Green.
Swings

Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Hold the kettlebell handle with both hands between your legs. Bend your knees in a squat position and start with the kettlebell close to the floor. In a swinging motion, stand up and bring your arms above your
head, keeping your arms straight throughout the movement. Bend at your knees and return back to the starting position.
Sumo Squat

Stand with your feet a little wider than shoulder-width apart. Point your toes out to a 45 degree angle. Grasp the kettlebell
handle with both hands. Bend your knees so you are in a squat position. At the same time, bend your elbows and row the
kettlebell up. Return to your starting position.
Figure Eight
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Hold the kettlebell handle with one hand. Bend your knees so you are in a squat
position. Move the kettlebell between your legs and switch to your other hand. In one continuous figure eight motion, raise the kettlebell from behind you around to the front.
Lunge Row

Stand with your feet together and grasp the kettlebell handle with one hand. Step back into a lunge with the foot on the opposite side of your hand with the kettlebell. At the same time, row your elbow back with kettlebell. Return to your starting position and repeat on other side.
V Crunch with Kettlebell Rotation

Sit on the floor and grasp the outside portion of the kettelbell’s handle with the bell on top. Bend your knees and place your
heels on the floor for balance. Lower your upper body slightly back. Rotate at your torso and lower the kettlebell to the floor on one side. Rotate to the other side and repeat.
Bridge Pullover

Lie on your back with your knees bent and your feet flat on the floor. Grasp the kettlebell handle with both hands and straighten your arms above your head. Rest it on the floor. Keeping the bell of the kettlebell on top and your arms straight, move the kettlebell above your hips as you lift your hips off the ground into a bridge. Return to your starting position. Stand.