Author: Ryan Faucher

It's been just over 3 years since I launched Kettlebell Krusher. Since that time, the site has evolved into more than just a personal blog about the benefits of kettlebells. I've come to realize just how passionate people are about getting fit with this awesome tool. Therefore, a redesign & rebranding was necessary to reflect this new direction and inspire others to use kettlebells.

While the number of participants is relatively small to most kettlebell events, consider how much weight is necessary. 10 metric tons is equivalent to roughly 20,000 lbs! If you divide that up into what the most commonly used kettlebell is (35 lbs.) that would be over 570 kettlebells. Unlike other weight lifting events, kettlebell competitions are about endurance. Exercises like the clean & jerk (long cycle) and snatch are typically timed in 10-minute sets. Whichever competitor has the most legal lifts at the end is the winner. It's a mental feat as much as it is physical.

If you've landed on this page chances are you're looking for the best deal on premium kettlebells that money can buy. There are several brands that offer slight discounts if you buy in bulk. However, these generally don't include a couple of factors that are important to gym owners. It's also important to not sacrifice quality and safety when purchasing wholesale kettlebells. Considering that you'll want to offer access to your kettlebells to as many clients at a time, keep these few things in mind.