Kettlebell Workouts with Master Geoff Neupert

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 ...

👉 The Whole Enchilada: A full year’s training plan with single and double exercises and lots of variation  https://salutis.kartra.com/page/Iyq450 👉 Get Stronger & More Muscular Using Specialized Variety w/ the Clean + Press https://salutis.kartra.com/page/giant-x 👉 Get Stronger, Leaner, & More Muscular: Clean + Press, Snatch, and Front Squat with variation https://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-maximorum-e/ 👉 Get Leaner & Stronger using a Single KB with A LOT of variation https://go.chasingstrength.com/burn-sa3/ Have you ever felt bored with your workouts? If so, you’re not alone. In fact, I’ve recently gotten a bunch of emails from folks saying one of their biggest stumbling blocks with getting results is that their workouts are boring. Let’s Unpack 3 Strategies You Can Use to AVOID This Trap. [1] The Reframe: When I do a workout (or a “training session” as I typically call them), I’m never focused on being entertained.  I’m ALWAYS focused on my goal. That...

Combo of Single and Double KB for Recomposition: https://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-maximorum-e/ “Hardcore” KB Programs to Challenge Your Mind and Your Manhood: https://cart.chasingstrength.com/hard3b Get Strong As An Ox: https://cart.chasingstrength.com/strong4 Strip Off Stomach Fat w/ a Single KB:  https://go.chasingstrength.com/burn-sa3/ I've had quite a few emails lately from guys asking me about this topic. So, in case you weren’t aware, there is a sport called Kettlebell Sport (GS - where the “G” stands for “Girya,” or Kettlebell) which sprung out of Russia and hit the US in the mid-2000s. Up until that time, the only types of kettlebells you could get were the cast iron “Strength & conditioning” type. This is most likely the standard shape kettlebell you’ve probably used or at least seen. Here’s what the Competition Bells look like: Now, honestly, I’ve only used Comp Bells a few times. And I like them. But I’ve always used the cast iron kind and prefer them. Here’...

“The King-Sized Killer” - https://cart.chasingstrength.com/ksk2   Do you know the difference between the two? And why it matters? I still remember the first time I snatched a kettlebell. It was a 32kg, and I completely disregarded Pavel’s advice to Snatch outdoors. Being a young, pride-filled 230 pound / 105kg Olympic lifter who’d recently qualified for the US National Championships, I thought I knew better. I ripped the kettlebell up over my head like a bag of feathers and it stalled momentarily bottom up. Then, it fell and smacked me on the back of the wrist and felt the exact opposite of a bag of feathers! My pride, and the hardwood floors of the apartment I was renting kept me from dropping the kettlebell.  So, bruised, but undeterred, I attempted another Snatch. And I had the same result. Except I’d already developed a goose egg on the back of my wrist from that first rep, which made the second rep nearly impossible to not drop. (Thankfully, I didn’t drop it.) Which bring...

- “The King-Sized Killer”: https://cart.chasingstrength.com/ksk2 - ‘THE GIANT’: https://salutis.kartra.com/page/OTU582 My paternal grandfather died at 61 from his second heart attack. His first was at 46. My maternal grandfather died at 73 from a stroke. He had a triple bypass ~10 years earlier. And my dad had a triple bypass at 56. (Thank God he’s still alive - about to be 79.) But the mindset of those two generations - The Greatest Generation and the Baby Boomers - is/was that getting old is “just the way it is.” Which is why I think a lot of guys over 40 today think their best days are behind them (just like their dads and granddads thought). And you know what? All of them are right, because the old adage is true: “As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.” - Proverbs 23:7 Which is why many guys over 40 today still languish in the doldrums of their later years… Quietly dying inside and out… Watching their bodies deteriorate before their very eyes, as if there’s nothing they can do a...

CORE STRENGTH TESTS: https://salutis.kartra.com/page/DgM583 SYSTEMATIC CORE TRAINING FOR KETTLEBELLS: https://salutis.kartra.com/page/systematic-core-training Core training is still a hot topic these days. And rightfully so, because there is still A LOT of confusion surrounding it. For example: One of the reasons I went to my kettlebell instructor certification (the RKC) back in 2005 was because even though I could: Hold a Plank for 2 minutes Hold a Side-Bridge for 2 minutes Do Single Leg Hip Bridges on a stability ball for 2 sets of 20 Do Single Leg Touchdowns, standing on a half foam-roller for 2 sets of 20 using 25lb dumbbell (think Single Leg Deadlift, but your arm ends up over your head - kinda like a slow speed Snatch) Do Single Leg Chops & Lifts (on a “balance pad” - unstable surface) And any number of other “circus tricks” for my “core stability”and core strength... But I - [a] Still tore the labrum in my right hip… And more importantly to me at the time - [b] I still could...