Kettlebell Workouts with Master Geoff Neupert

Ready For Hollow Holds? Take These Core Stability & Core Strength Tests To Know For Sure. h ttps://salutis.kartra.com/page/DgM58 3 Strip Off Body Fat Using A Single Kettlebell h ttps://go.chasingstrength.com/kettlebell-burn-sa 4/ Take this core stability test, and then this core strength test to see if you have what it takes to jump into Hollow Holds. h ttps://salutis.kartra.com/page/DgM58 3 Most men over 40 are training their abs in the wrong order. They jump straight to Hollow Holds, planks, and crunches — skipping the two exercises that make all of them actually work. The result: years of "core training" with a low back that still complains, a midsection that still rolls over the jeans, and a core that still can't do its one real job. Here are the 3 exercises I actually recommend — and the sequence that makes them work. THE TWO TYPES OF ABS MOST MEN DON'T KNOW ABOUT: Before I give you the exercises, you need to understand what you're actually training — be...

Make Your Double Kettlebell Snatch Feel Effortless with “Technique Stacking” 👉 https://salutis.kartra.com/page/strong-ts Become More Powerful With Single Kettlebell Snatch Programming 👉 https://cart.chasingstrength.com/ksk2 Most guys who ask me about the Double Kettlebell Snatch are chasing a feeling. That explosive, powerful, "I can still do this" feeling that most men over 40 haven't felt since they were playing football, grappling, or deadlifting in their prime. I get it completely. I also almost never do the Double Kettlebell Snatch. After 30 years of coaching and a lifetime of barbell snatching — here's my completely honest take on whether you should. WHY MEN OVER 40 ARE DRAWN TO THIS: There are a handful of things that set fire to a man's soul. Grappling. Football. A heavy deadlift. Serving downrange.  Most of us over 40 are trying to recapture some version of that feeling through our training. Which is probably why so many guys push every set to failure, ...

Get your challenging double kettlebell complex programs that deliver that “got a great workout in” feeling here.  👉 https://cart.chasingstrength.com/hard3b Kettlebell complexes can hurt you — and you usually won't know it until it's too late. Not because complexes are bad. Because most men jump straight into hard complex workouts before their technique is ready for the fatigue they create. I've been using complexes since 1995 — as warm-ups for Olympic lifting, with Division I athletes at Rutgers, and with private clients for 30 years. Here's what I know about the difference between complexes that build you up and complexes that quietly break you down. WHAT A KETTLEBELL COMPLEX IS: Simple definition: a series of exercises performed back-to-back, without rest, without putting the kettlebell down. Example: 5 Cleans → 5 Presses → 5 Front Squats That's it. Three exercises. No rest. One continuous effort. They're time efficient — you can get a genuinely productive ...

Combine Your Kettlebell Lifts With Dips & Chins For Stronger Abs, Chest, Back, & Arms 👉 https://go.chasingstrength.com/rebuilt-after-40/ Rebuild Your Reflexive Core Stability and Motor Control So You Can Move Like You Did When You Were Younger  👉 https://go.chasingstrength.com/sjs-simple-movements/ I was a newly promoted Master Kettlebell Instructor. And I couldn't pick up a kettlebell. For 18 months. I had spent four years ruthlessly practicing mobility drills to fix chronic knee pain.  My reward: a smaller, weaker, discoordinated body — and a lower back that kept locking up while I was supposed to be presenting to colleagues. So I went all in on bodyweight. No barbells. No kettlebells. Just movement. 18 months later I was stronger on kettlebells than I'd ever been. Here's exactly what I did — and the 3 exercises that rebuilt everything. THE CONFESSION: Late 2010. I had just been promoted to Master Kettlebell Instructor in the RKC organization. My body was falli...

Rebuild Yourself Without the Turkish Get Up here https://go.chasingstrength.com/sore-joint-solution-e/ I rarely do Turkish Get Ups anymore. But I do restoration work on a near-daily basis to make sure I can move and express my strength and do the exercises I want. By using this restoration program (link above), and doing a little bit every day, I can do a 48kg TGU on any given day without practicing it. And that’s enough for me. Intelligently Mix Push Presses in with Your Clean + Presse here For Faster Pressing Strength ‘GAINZ’ https://salutis.kartra.com/page/giant-x A Marine ignored my instructor during a Turkish Get Up. His triceps gave out. The kettlebell hit him in the jaw. Broke his jaw. Knocked his teeth onto the floor. That's one reason the TGU has lost favor in much of the kettlebell community. But there's a second reason nobody talks about — and it's why the TGU never did a single positive thing for my Military Press in 25 years of training. Here's what actuall...

Rebuild Your Reflexive Core Stability Using This Program https://salutis.kartra.com/page/systematic-core-training Hit the ‘STRONG ENOUGH’ Standards by Cycling Through the Following Programs: [1] Clean + Press Emphasis: ‘THE GIANT’ https://salutis.kartra.com/page/oggiant Or ‘THE GIANT X’ (For More Variety) https://salutis.kartra.com/page/giant-x [2] Snatch Emphasis: “The King-Sized Killer” https://cart.chasingstrength.com/ksk2 [3] Clean + Press, Front Squat, Snatch: “Kettlebell MAXIMORUM” https://go.chasingstrength.com/5-lifts-maxim/ **NOTE: There are 3 different loading options: [1] Average Leg Strength [2] Stronger-than-average Leg Strength [3] Strong Legs No one yet has emailed me saying the third option was “too easy.” Maybe you’ll be the first? ;-] A fitness influencer with millions of followers says men over 40 shouldn't squat. He's half right. The barbell back squat? He's got a point. Most men over 40 lack the mobility to do it safely. But his two alternatives — the...