Kettlebell Strength Workout Circuit #2
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you are the fucking man.... the work you do with the 40kg is somewhere i DREAM to be.
your workout is awesome, please keep em coming.
All Comments (80)
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Man, that' some hard stuff! As a personal trainer, I really appreciate the importance of variety in your workouts, and adding kettlebell exercises, which had fallen out of favor, is a great idea!
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@TheConnor2792 u break ur flat screen. Or ur ribs. Just dont mess up
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Nice workout dude!!! bookmarked ;) c ya Paul
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sceptics dont realize what they missing, the best piece of equipment out there.
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the pistol grip TGU looks like the KB is floating or attached to some string. it doesn't look real, but i know it is.
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the gladiator press. jesus H.
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that weight is a lot fo be swinging around, what happens if ya make a mistake?
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that is so awesome! I can't even hold my kettlebell with one hand the way you did doing that turkish getup. WOW. This is some serious motivation! Another motivation I get is from tracking my progress using the data I get from sites like "my fit assist" and using the calculators there. I can throw the data into an excel spread sheet and graph my progress. It helps a LOT before I can see my results visually.
NO doubt you are strong as fuck but this kettle bell stuff seems like a massive gimmick to me.
pistoff33 3 months ago
@pistoff33 The kettlebell has it's place. I found the strength I got from this was way more "functional" for martial arts and life in general than most anything else. There are a lot of holes though if you try to use this as you're only form of strength and conditioning. If anything, just incorporate a few exercises into your current plan. Even the biggest skeptics can appreciate it for it's cardio benefits if nothing else.
MBodyStrength 3 months ago 4
Boring!
Wollenschrank 1 year ago
@Wollenschrank seriously! Who the hell wants to do all that kettlebell stuff anyway?
MBodyStrength 1 year ago
yo man... I'm a big fat punk rt now... started like a girl with a 25lbs bell... jumped to a 40lbs bell and am gettin my ass kicked... ironically i'm much better with a 35lbs bell (much better - cardiovascular system sucks i have no wind at all and dont seem to recover in between attempted sets). any tips on how to get my recovery between sets up?
destrian 1 year ago
@destrian - You can try "active recovery"... instead of sitting down between sets, try some joint mobility exercises to keep your blood pumping. Other than that, just try to keep a consistent workout plan going and you'll gradually improve your endurance. Good luck!
MBodyStrength 1 year ago