Kettlebell Accident

That will probably leave a mark.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• kettlebells
• conditioning
• fitness
• strength

[Apjooz]

Those must be 32 kilo kettlebells? Pretty amazing. 155 reps.

[shkotay]

So he took a minor bump on the head. Big deal, it happens when you ACTUALLY PUT SOME EFFORT INTO SOMETHING unlike all the spandex nike clad ppl I see at the gym, who can barely be bothered to break a sweat and talk to each other all day. Impressive goddamn work this guy did!

[ews2b]

@solar92116 I'm pretty sure after doing 155 reps you'd be jumping a little to try and move the weight around too.

[samsungpropel1]

oh fuck i bet that hurt lol

[solar92116]

why is he jumping to press them?? thats like the swinging 100 pull up vids on here wtf

[pim1337]

Will his score stand after the bells drop? Will he get 155 reps or 0?

[PanuKuusikko]

Respect, awesome result at 155 reps. No accident but full effort.

[ionFreeman]

Some joker at a web site called "Men's Fitness" posted this as a 'kettlebell training mistake,' is what may be inviting some of the less clueful comments. This isn't training, this is competing. And at a super high level.

[Possimpablee]

He looks like he plays wow

[extazy17]

Funny how the spectators are saying "Davi davi..." (I know Russian) telling him to go on, while this guy just got a heavy hit on his head! What jerks.

[KEVIN18780]

i been training with kettlebells when i was 7 in a hour i lifted a 4k bomb 1447 times its the olympiad world record no lies

[sarethums]

when i figured out what the number in the box meant i was like WTF! kudos!

[NobleJoyous]

He's a great athlete - major respect for him - but this video is an excellent example of why I prefer sandbags over kettlebells.

[DeathByTarantula]

A lot of reps, but could have easily broken his wrist at the end.

[adamresyk2112]

@mikesharkey6 Yes... that was sarcasm lol

[shkotay]

@mikesharkey6 Hell, it means hes go a solid head on top of being in excellent shape :D Beats me, I let my ass get lazy and gotta build back up to that.

[mikesharkey6]

@adamresyk2112 you're kidding right

[mikesharkey6]

@killakali408650 idiot. he can probably chair press them 50 times at least. without putting them down.

[mikesharkey6]

@sidhyarth there's probably less than 1 percent of all KB lifters that could equal Mishin's performance, to say nothing of the general population or even strength athletes. If that's all you learned from him, too bad.

[mikesharkey6]

@Eric3Frog He could run a marathon without training for it.

[mikesharkey6]

@rockbodyfitness most dudes are super fit. Mishin is kinda the exception. course he's better than almost everyone too.

[mikesharkey6]

@CleverDjembe it wasn't that funny ass munch

[mikesharkey6]

@groza1987 its a matter of time. Mishin could certainly press a single 32kg bell 1000 times given 2 hours. VF just did 911 reps for the anniversary of 9/11. it took him 1.5 hours. this competition is limited to 10 minutes.

[mikesharkey6]

@shkotay its a 70lb bell.

[mikesharkey6]

@NYSHARK101 that's not what happens.

[NYSHARK101]

I see an orthopedic visit in the near future if he continues compressing those discs in his lower back.

[smats42]

hes fine. that guy eats pieces of shit for breakfast, in a good way.