Kettlebell Workouts with Master Geoff Neupert

Here's what I used to get rid of the last 10-15% of my knee and joint issues https://go.chasingstrength.com/sore-joint-solution-p3-protocol Get the Fat Off and Protect Your Joints So You Can Run Again – Grab “Kettlebell Burn 2.0 https://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-burn-sa4/ A 51-year-old man from Norway asked me how to fit 2-3 runs a week into his kettlebell program. My answer wasn't what he expected. And it's probably not what you expect either. But after 30 years of coaching men over 40 — and personally going from cottage-cheese kneecaps and torn hip labrums to running, jumping, and full Olympic lifts pain-free — I can tell you with certainty: Most guys are doing this in the wrong order. And that sequence mistake is what's compounding the damage. THE SEQUENCE (in plain English): Phase 1 — Get the weight off first: Don't run while overweight. Every extra kilo is multiplied by 3-5x of impact force on your knees with every stride. Get the fat moving first. Kett...

Build Muscle & Get Stronger WITHOUT Training to Failure using THE GIANT X. 👉 https://salutis.kartra.com/page/giant-x A 132-pound man Clean + Jerked 418 pounds. A 405-pound man Clean + Jerked 587. If muscle size automatically determined strength, the bigger man should have lifted over 1,200 pounds.  He can't. Nobody can. So what actually makes you stronger — and do you need more muscle to keep getting there? The answer is more complicated than either answer you've probably heard. Here's what the research actually shows. THE RESEARCH BEHIND THIS VIDEO: Marques et al. — 15-week quad hypertrophy study (39 untrained men) Greg Nuckols, Stronger by Science — statistical analysis of the hypertrophy-strength relationship Schoenfeld, Ogborn & Krieger 2017 — volume and muscle growth meta-analysis Grgic et al. 2021 — failure vs. stopping short for hypertrophy Izquierdo et al. — cortisol response to failure training in older men Refalo et al. 2023 — muscle growth with 4-5 reps ...

Here’s a list of kettlebell workout programs based upon the Pyramid and your goals. 🔗 https://chasingstrength.com/which-kettlebell-workout-program-is-right-for-me/ Single or double kettlebell training — which is actually better? Short answer: both. But probably not the way you're currently using them. After 30 years of coaching men over 40, the most common mistake I see isn't the wrong exercise. It's the wrong tool at the wrong stage — and it's quietly costing guys months of progress. THE HONEST BREAKDOWN: Single kettlebell training is great for: ✅ Learning proper kettlebell technique from scratch ✅ Finding and fixing left-right strength imbalances ✅ Training your core's anti-rotation function ✅ Building stabilization strength (spine and pelvis) ✅ Power training with lighter loads at higher speeds ✅ Conditioning, grip strength, and fat loss Single kettlebell training is NOT great for: ❌ Building significant muscle mass ❌ Developing brute, maximal strength Double ke...

Train for Power AND Strength with “Kettlebell MAXIMORUM” 🔗 https://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-maximorum-e/ A 2025 Mayo Clinic study followed 3,889 people for 11 years. The ones with the lowest muscle power were 6 times more likely to die than the most powerful. Not the weakest. The least powerful. There's a difference. And after 40, it's the most important distinction in your training. 📌 THIS IS PART 2 OF A 2-PART SERIES: In Part 1, I gave you 8 science-backed reasons training to failure is wrong for men over 40. I held back the two biggest reasons for this video — because they're not about strength or muscle. They're about how long you stay in the game and how well you move while you're doing it. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Why power fades 2 to 3.5x faster than strength after 40 — and accelerates after 60 What's actually happening inside your muscle as you age (and what stops it) One variable that determined whether men built power or just endurance — same ...

Customer favorite: “Rebuilt After 40” https://go.chasingstrength.com/rebuilt-after-40/ For Coaching, email me with subject line “Coaching” at geoff@chasingstrength.com Most "best exercises for men over 40" lists are just normal exercise lists with an age sticker slapped on them. Lower the weight. Stretch more. Add a warm-up. That's not a plan. After 30 years of coaching men over 40 - and rebuilding my own body through back, hip, knee, and shoulder injuries - I've learned that the problem isn't effort. It's a missing foundation. In this video I give you the 5 exercises every man over 40 should be doing, based on what a 40+ body actually needs - not what looks impressive on Instagram. And my #1 pick is going to surprise you. ⏱ TIMESTAMPS: 02:38 — Why most over-40 exercise lists are wrong 04:22 — The framework: Control → Strength → Power 05:15 — #1: Dead Bugs (and why you're probably doing them wrong) 09:30 — Honorable Mention: Bird Dogs 10:36 — #2: Goble...

https://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-maximorum-e/ Get stronger & build muscle using the double kettlebell Clean + Press and the double kettlebell Front Squat - without going to failure - with this program Train to failure... or stop before you get there? If you're over 40, the answer might surprise you. For decades we've been told that if you aren't training to failure, you're leaving results on the table. Arnold did it. Bodybuilders preached it. Countless lifters still swear by it. But what if chasing failure is actually slowing your progress? In this video, I'll break down 8 research-backed reasons why training to failure isn't necessary for building strength or muscle—and why it may actually work against you as you get older. You'll learn: - Why volume matters more than failure - Why stopping short often leads to greater strength gains - How training to failure increases fatigue without increasing muscle growth - Why recovery becomes more importa...