Friday, February 22, 2013

Kettlebell Exercises & Potential Benefits for Orton

By Rob Sutter


It should go without saying that professional wrestling takes a great amount of physicality but I don't think people understand their limitations. On occasion people get into the business and while they certainly have talent, their bodies may not be made for it in the long haul. They won't be able to uphold themselves and when I look at Randy Orton, I see someone who may not have as much time in World Wrestling Entertainment. With kettlebell exercises, though, I think he can improve his propensity for injury.

I believe that a good rationale as to why Orton has had injury problems originate from his shoulder condition. Orton is inflicted with hypermobile shoulders, meaning that the bones stretch out further than they were meant to. While I'm sure it's enjoyable to watch your friend turn his thumb at an awkward angle or the knee to pop in on itself before returning to normal, it may not be advantageous in athletics. In fact, such joints appear to be more susceptible to pain and locking, to name two symptoms.

It goes without saying that exercise is meant to build muscle but what it cannot do is mend bones which are broken. Orton cannot focus on this - biology will be responsible for the mending process - but rather the muscle building. It's what is most lost in the timespan when athletes are unable to compete. For those looking for a way to build up muscle while at the same time avoiding further harm to the injuries, there may be a method which stands to be utilized.

Kettlebell exercises are very much ideal when it comes to keeping up in the midst of an injury. You don't want to miss a day of working out, no matter how you have to alter the regimen you have in place. You won't be able to go about the acts you used to with as much ease but that's what an injury pushes you do. It helps you to see just where your strength lies and how far it can reach, which is something that should be looked at when concerning fitness authorities like Lorna.

For someone like Orton, who appears to have had a few injury issues in the past with his shoulders, maybe kettlebell weights can be used. It's not like he would have much to compromise and, in fact, he may just gain from them. Out of all of the weight options one can select from, I think these can pose the greatest level of efficiency and, if he's invested enough, the finest slew of results. Orton will want to stay in the ring for as long as possible, so these weights shouldn't go unnoticed.




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