Kettlebell Workouts with Master Geoff Neupert

I’ve put 20 of my best Double Kettlebell Complex PROGRAMS (NOT workouts) in here. https://cart.chasingstrength.com/hard3b Do you remember the hardest workout you’ve ever done? I’m not sure I do, but here was one, circa 1996: 10 sets of 10 reps with the Barbell Back Squat - yup, good ol’ GVT - German Volume Training. Instead of the prescribed 60 seconds of rest between sets, I took a luxurious 2 whole minutes because 60 seconds of rest between sets of 10 at 60% of your 1RM sounded like pure insanity. So, I put 60% - 315lbs - on the bar and hacked away. I got through 6 sets before my legs started to seize up. So I did what any self-professed meathead would do: Drop to 275 for the 2 sets - sets 7 and 8. “Shockingly” the same thing happened. So I finished my last two sets using 225lb. Predictably - or hindsight being 20/20: I could barely walk for about 3 days Getting in and out of chairs made me clench my teeth My legs were sore TO THE TOUCH for about the same tired period It took me a fu...

1- Take These Core Stability Tests: https://salutis.kartra.com/page/DgM583 2- Rebuild Your Core Strength – Systematic Core Stability and Core Strength Work https://salutis.kartra.com/page/systematic-core-training 3- How To Perform, Troubleshoot, and Master the Goblet Squat (Goblet Squat programming included) https://salutis.kartra.com/page/BIG-6-w-bonus 4- How To Perform, Troubleshoot, and Master the Double Front Squat (Can program the Double Front Squat using the main program provided) https://salutis.kartra.com/page/strong-ts How to add Squats to your kettlebell workouts if you have “Issues”? … Lower back issues? Or hip issues? Or knee issues? I’ve had all 3 at one point or another over the last 35 years so I empathize if you fall into this category. I’ve also overcome each of them. (Thankfully!) So, when “Z” emailed me and asked the following, I thought my response would be helpful to you too. “Hello Geoff, Thanks again for all your great work. I'm currently following the Giant ...

Single Kettlebell Technique Mastery - Use ‘THE BIG 6’ for singles here. https://salutis.kartra.com/page/BIG-6-w-bonus Double Kettlebell Technique Mastery - Use Kettlebell STRONG! for doubles here.   https://salutis.kartra.com/page/strong-ts Both come with multiple training programs so that you can implement what you learn immediately. If you want a single KB exercise program that has a lot of variety because you just like variety, this one will do the trick. It pulls off fat and makes you stronger at the same time. https://go.chasingstrength.com/burn-sa3   And if you want more than “just” Clean + Presses or “just” Snatches… This program uses the Double Clean, Double Press, Double Front Squat, and Single Snatch. https://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-maximorum-e And if you like feeling like you’ve been beaten all over by a 2 by 4 after your training sessions, this set of programs is right up your alley. ;-)  https://cart.chasingstrength.com/hard3b   I’m not su...

Here’s a 3-day/week double KB program built off “Specialized Variety” https://salutis.kartra.com/page/giant-x Here’s a 3-day/week single KB program that has LOTS of variety in it https://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-burn/ Here’s a 4-day/week single & double KB program that uses the “Light-Heavy” split https://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-maximorum-e/ Here’s a 5-day/week single and double KB program that takes your from “easy” to “hard” over the course of one year  https://salutis.kartra.com/page/Iyq450 Which Is BETTER - 2 Days vs. 3 days a Week to Train a Lift? Ever wonder how often to train a lift? There’s a good post about this over on the StrongFirst forum. Essentially, the OP wondered if training a lift 2x a week is better than 3x a lift. And that’s because, due to life’s circumstances, he got mentally burned out from training a lift 3x a week.  Well, that’s certainly one of the reasons why to switch from 3x a week to 2x a week - mental fatigue.  For som...

- Restore Your Shoulder Function:  https://go.chasingstrength.com/sjs-e-shoulder/ - Kettlebell & Bodyweight Program Using Parallel Dips to Build Your Chest  https://go.chasingstrength.com/rebuilt-after-40/   Growing up, THE “Manhood Test” Lift was always the Bench Press. “How much ya bench?” was a common question. It's even part of our common "meathead" vernacular. The Bench Press is pretty good at building up your chest (the pecs). It’s also good at destroying shoulders if you use it too much (along with one gajillion Push Ups). Worse, (maybe?) is when you do too much chest work and you look like you have a pair of breasts. ( True story: One of my old friends took his shirt off, and my jaw almost hit the ground because he’d done so much chest work, he literally looked like he had a pair of breasts.) But, kettlebell work? Not so much. But because we’ve been so conditioned by bodybuilding, we think we need to always train the chest. Hence, this email Chris from German...

If you want to see similar results to Sal, grab a copy of ‘THE GIANT’ here.  https://salutis.kartra.com/page/alw494 If you need help with your technique? Use this for single KB exercises.  https://salutis.kartra.com/page/BIG-6-w-bonus And this for double KB exercises (different rules than the singles). https://salutis.kartra.com/page/strong-ts And if you have great technique and still crave "hardcore"? Use these programs. https://cart.chasingstrength.com/hard3b If you’re like many of us, you probably have some kind of “hardcore” background or “bent” to your mindset when it comes to working out (training). Football gassers… Wrestling “shark tank”... Boot Camp… And as a result, we measure our workouts by how “tough” they are… How tired they make us. And the Iron Sports? Same thing. “Go Heavy or Go Home.” “Go Hard or Go Home.” “One more rep!” “It’s ALL YOU, BRUH!” You get the idea, right? For many of us, it’s pretty hard to change our viewpoint. It’s like we’ve been brainwashed ...