@Nicshooter Its not always about weight lifted, theres lots of other intensity boosters to use w/ k-bells... Try switching up your rep tempo; instead of always lifting same speed try slowing down to 3-5 seconds for each segment of each lift- 3:5:3 = 3 second concentric (positive) phase, 5 second (isometric phase) and 3 second eccentric (negative) phase.. others include uni-lateral vs bi-lateral moves, stand on 1 foot, use uneven surfaces, breathing.. try 1 1/2's, rest-pauses, drop sets etc..
I just started kettlebell training, I bought a 20lbs, should I move to heavier later on when i'm used to the 20?
Nicshooter 1 year ago
@Nicshooter Well if you wants to get stronger then yes.. : P
But you don't go up in weight so fast with kettlebells as ordinary weights.
FabiusPyromanus 6 months ago
@Nicshooter Its not always about weight lifted, theres lots of other intensity boosters to use w/ k-bells... Try switching up your rep tempo; instead of always lifting same speed try slowing down to 3-5 seconds for each segment of each lift- 3:5:3 = 3 second concentric (positive) phase, 5 second (isometric phase) and 3 second eccentric (negative) phase.. others include uni-lateral vs bi-lateral moves, stand on 1 foot, use uneven surfaces, breathing.. try 1 1/2's, rest-pauses, drop sets etc..
dzydave0021 3 months ago
great stuff guys! keep it up! i'm learning a lot from each video.
also, i like how y'alls videos are short and don't spend 5 minutes talking about how to hold a kettlebell. very helpful
rushg268 1 year ago
Thanks mate this is great ; )
wingchunming 2 years ago
a little can go long way
oogp 2 years ago