I don't understand the purpose of staying in a kneeling position. If anything I see this as taking the lower body out of the equation, thus reducing the explosive power and core stabilization. I see this as simply modification for modification's sake, no functional benefit. And a 16kg? you're a much larger man than me and I do most techniques for 20+ reps with a 24kg, sometimes I'll double grip the 24 with a 16 for lower rep power work.
It is a static clean and snatch from the bottom of a lunge. I tried it. I see no advantage from standing. Plus it is easyer on your knees. No offence but I can static clean a bulldog (88lb)and love them for the traps!
you and your fucking girlyy kettlebell are fucking awfull!!
zbychuppl 10 months ago
I love these chubby weekend warrior enthusiasts,giving out training tips,here is a tip for you try less reps with the fork and spoon.
chefbillgreen 1 year ago
I don't understand the purpose of staying in a kneeling position. If anything I see this as taking the lower body out of the equation, thus reducing the explosive power and core stabilization. I see this as simply modification for modification's sake, no functional benefit. And a 16kg? you're a much larger man than me and I do most techniques for 20+ reps with a 24kg, sometimes I'll double grip the 24 with a 16 for lower rep power work.
TAPFitness 2 years ago
It is a static clean and snatch from the bottom of a lunge. I tried it. I see no advantage from standing. Plus it is easyer on your knees. No offence but I can static clean a bulldog (88lb)and love them for the traps!
john51880 2 years ago
I would do 3-5 reps each. This is more for explosive power then it is conditioning
The kettlebell is 16kg (32lbs)
grapplersgym 2 years ago
What weight is that..?
bobkhag5 2 years ago
That looks awesome but how many do we do on each side or of each exercise? and what wieghts are you using??
OWAIROA1 2 years ago