I am very fond of kettlebelling, but very concerned about the injury potential. Your explanations are convincing, and I will definitely start doing the exercises you recommend. THX!
I've only been using kettlebells for a short time, considering that I've been workingout forever... I have started to get carpal tunnel problems almost a years ago. Since I've been using kettlebells, the problem is almost gone. Pay attention to form, and the kettlebells will actually help the situation. I believe that it is the pulling away action of the swings... But I could be full of shit...lol.
this is amazing. i was wondering why i was hurting soo bad :( also is eating donutes after you work out bad for you like long trm as well??? man how depressing. I don't want to give my self carpal tunnel from using my kettle bells. sigh aw man
Thank you Scott I know carpal tunnel stinks because I have lived with it for the past few years my tendon release is November 4th. I must say that you should do these avoid any risk of getting it.
This focus on detailed positioning is invaluable. Thanks a tonne for all of this learning/insight. There are so many folks out there treating terrible technique, that you're doing us all a service.
Hmm... Scott, what would you say about the bottom-up KB press then? It looks like it'll compress the wrist significantly. Is it best to avoid it then, or will the mobility drills sufficiently "fix" the compression?
Who can possibly dislike sonnon videos???
chdono7 3 months ago
hey scoct where can i purchse those kb. When u get a chance can u shoot me a text
bighouse1185 8 months ago
Irony defined: Scott despensing pearls, while two ladies in the background ride cardio machines to nowhere. LOL!
kobkob4 9 months ago
Thanks so much. Nice VF Kettlebells too! :)
adamresyk2112 1 year ago
I am very fond of kettlebelling, but very concerned about the injury potential. Your explanations are convincing, and I will definitely start doing the exercises you recommend. THX!
isenstrider 1 year ago
As usual, excellent advise from a true professional. Thank you Scott.
marshallone 2 years ago
Scott Sonnen.... genius
SurveyofFilmMusic 2 years ago
I've only been using kettlebells for a short time, considering that I've been workingout forever... I have started to get carpal tunnel problems almost a years ago. Since I've been using kettlebells, the problem is almost gone. Pay attention to form, and the kettlebells will actually help the situation. I believe that it is the pulling away action of the swings... But I could be full of shit...lol.
WolfsThunder 2 years ago
this is amazing. i was wondering why i was hurting soo bad :( also is eating donutes after you work out bad for you like long trm as well??? man how depressing. I don't want to give my self carpal tunnel from using my kettle bells. sigh aw man
oogp 2 years ago
Thank you Scott I know carpal tunnel stinks because I have lived with it for the past few years my tendon release is November 4th. I must say that you should do these avoid any risk of getting it.
Happycripple 2 years ago
Scott,
Nice job adding some technical aspect to the KB's without boring the viewer. I love watching your videos. Thanks.
reachlorenzo 2 years ago
thanks for the invaluable analysis and drills
androydnyc 3 years ago
Great focus on one of the most important factors in kettlebell training.
Get lateral deviation correct and your kettlebell training will go through the roof!
Keep em coming Scott!
;-)
BRIGHTONKETTLEBELLS 3 years ago
This focus on detailed positioning is invaluable. Thanks a tonne for all of this learning/insight. There are so many folks out there treating terrible technique, that you're doing us all a service.
TomDee1972 3 years ago
Hmm... Scott, what would you say about the bottom-up KB press then? It looks like it'll compress the wrist significantly. Is it best to avoid it then, or will the mobility drills sufficiently "fix" the compression?
stfoo 3 years ago
good stuff
baloo53180 3 years ago
Thanks!
HahniDani 3 years ago