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Steve Cotter: Extreme Strength - 12 Week Kettlebell Workout Program

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Take it to a whole new level with Steve Cotter's all new, Extreme Strength - The 12 Week Kettlebell Workout! This incredible system is based on Steve's own personal strength and metabolic conditioning program he uses and is an accumulation of years of knowledge training with some of the top Kettlebell athletes in the world. The entire Extreme Strength program follows 3 workouts per week for 12 weeks, with the sole focus on improving your Kettlebell lifting skill and making dramatic gains to lift heavier Kettlebells for more reps.

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  • Do a special video next

    cuz it's gonna be the 200th !

  • IM glad steve put some barbell things in here. A strength training routine isnt complete without one!

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  • @Bigturns33 I totally agree.. The pull ups + barbells just put it all together. At first I was skeptical, but this actually looks really good!

  • @karisamivihtori

    You'll want 2 of the same size/weight. I use a pull-up bar in my door frame. Im 175 lbs and its fine.

  • @xamot11

    So do you need 2 kettlebells of same size or what? I dont have pull-up bar either. Can you trust those that are rigged into a door frame?

    Anyway i think i have to get this later. I just started doing extreme kettlebells upper and lowerbody 2 times a week. Let see where that takes me...

  • @karisamivihtori

    I was thinking the same thing but I got this a few days ago and Steve shows variations for all the barbell lifts with kettlebells. You really only need one set of kettlebells and a pull-up bar. I have 2.5 sets and its PERFECT (2-12kg, 2-16kg and 1-20kg bell)

  • Seems great. Too bad than cannot do this at home unless you have a ton of equipment.

  • Loving the use of kettlebells at 0.51. Never thought of that.

  • Looks like my X-Mas present :)

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