One of the best training tools for supreme fitness and physical conditioning is not new. In fact it's centuries old. Kettlebells came into being sometime during the 17th century in Eastern Europe. Popularized by strongmen during Tsarist Russia, kettlebells have survived centuries for one reason and one reason only: they work.
One super-strong person’s kettlebell routine
Posted on 10/5/2004 at 4:31AM in Kettlebell Routines.
I just thought I would post this for anyone who cares to look:
All workouts are done in 20 minutes and rest periods are kept to around 60 seconds.
Workout 1:
- C&J or cleans, jerks separately
- 2 forward/one back chins w/eagle loops
- Between the leg pass: I do a set with each arm if using one kettlebell then move to the next movement after rest period.
Workout 2:
- Stair walk with two 24kg kettlebells(flight of around 40 stairs, down and up is one set)
- High-rep snatches
- Repeat
I vary what I do in each workout along w/reps and sets. Sometimes I do two arm C&J, jerks, cleans, sometimes with only one kettlebell. Of couse heavy ab work is included afterwords.
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