LORNAFIT FAQS
How do I choose which workout to do?
You’ll choose a workout from one of the 4 levels:
- Foundations
- Basics
- Intermediate
- Advanced
It is recommended to begin at Basics. Workouts are also numbered. Within each level, there are Kettlebell or dumbbell workouts.
6-week program plans are also available to keep you on track.
Are these mainly Kettlebell workouts?
Not at all! More than half of the LornaFit workouts are with dumbbells, not Kettlebells. This way you’ll have plenty of options to choose from.
I’ve never used Kettlebells before, can I start now?
Absolutely! Each KettleX Kettlebell workout comes with a tutorial that breaks down movements, grip, and breathing techniques. Guidance on what NOT to do is also included.
Can I wear gloves when using the weights?
You can, though it is not recommended as gloves interfere with sensory feedback. If you choose to wear them, opt for thin, fingerless golf gloves.
How will I know when to move up in weight?
Suggested weights are listed for each workout. Intermediate & Advanced levels offer increased weights for strength, longer durations for endurance, and complex movements for joint stability.
How much jumping is there in the program?
There is some jumping, but accommodations for non-impact options are provided.
I’ve been a fitness enthusiast for many years, will your program challenge me?
Yes! Intermediate & Advanced workouts offer increased intensity, pace, and optional heavier weights. Workouts are designed to be revisited regularly for ongoing progress.
How often should I be doing the workouts?
Three workouts per week is average, plus an optional stretch session. 6-week program plans are available for structured guidance.
How much equipment is needed?
The suggested equipment is listed on the Shop page.
Is there a diet involved?
There is no diet plan, but nutrition tips and insights from dieticians are provided.
How soon can I expect to see results?
With consistency (3 days per week), you may see fat loss and increased strength in 6-8 weeks. Body changes may not always reflect on the scale—monitor clothing fit and overall feeling.
Can I use a dumbbell instead of a Kettlebell?
Only if necessary. Kettlebells and dumbbells function differently, similar to a tennis ball vs. a baseball. Kettlebells allow for unique movements with additional benefits.