Kettlebells to get strong

I have 2 35pound bells, 1 45 and 1 55. What are some routines to get me stronger? I would like to put a few pounds on if possible. Phone Post 3.0

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Low reps of exercises like squats, thrusters, single leg deadlifts, clean and press should do it. Phone Post 3.0

Neal Zumbro - Low reps of exercises like squats, thrusters, single leg deadlifts, clean and press should do it. Phone Post 3.0
How about snatches, get ups and press ups? Phone Post 3.0

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Tom Lawlor - Yes

Yes what? Lol

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Yes. Do snatches, get ups, and presses too.

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Yes. Do snatches, get ups, and presses too.

Word up, thanks man!

When are you fighting again?? Phone Post 3.0

Sell them and use the money to buy a barbell and plates.

Kidding aside, try googling Mike Mahler's kettlebell routines.

Here is an easy one.

Start at 10 sets of 5 reps of double KB clean & press.

Follow it with 10 sets of 5 of double KB front squat (holding them in the rack position).

Find somewhere to do some pull-ups.

Do this routine 2x per week (mon/thurs or mon/fri,etc).

2nd week do 10 sets of 6 reps. 3rd do 10 sets of 7. 4th 10x8,etc.

Obviously there are a million other factors that play in to this, but there is a basic start. Phone Post 3.0

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Tom Lawlor - Here is an easy one.

Start at 10 sets of 5 reps of double KB clean & press.

Follow it with 10 sets of 5 of double KB front squat (holding them in the rack position).

Find somewhere to do some pull-ups.

Do this routine 2x per week (mon/thurs or mon/fri,etc).

2nd week do 10 sets of 6 reps. 3rd do 10 sets of 7. 4th 10x8,etc.

Obviously there are a million other factors that play in to this, but there is a basic start. Phone Post 3.0
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Here is a Kettlebell Routine



Strength Workout

Perform each exercise for the prescribed reps for 3 sets each

1. Alternating Renegade Row - 10 reps each arm

2. KB Goblet Pistol Squat - 5 reps per leg

3. Figure 8 Uppercuts  - 10 reps side



Conditioning Circuit

Perform each exercise for one-minute intervals each one after the other. Rest got 90 seconds and repeat for 3-5 rounds.

1. One Arm Kettlebell Swings (Left)

2. Push Ups

3. One Arm Kettlebell Swings (Right)


 


Also check out my KBellFighter free program as well.  Teaches you techniques, workouts and videos.

 

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Anyone think I should do a protein supplement or natural T booster? Or is all of that bullshit Phone Post 3.0

T booster is bullshit. Protein depends on your diet. I take in the morning so that my brekkie is not pure carbs. Phone Post 3.0

By the way, using less than the kb set you list, I put on 10-12 lbs last year in about 6 months using Pavel's programs from "Enter the Kettlebell". That was an insane jump for a 44 year old guy who has been stalled at the same weight (more or less) for years. Phone Post 3.0

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCliL6FJ7eDQSwyfDE2AfE-Q

Highly recommend Pat Flynn. He's got a ton complexes. Some more strength based, some more conditioning based. Tons of variety.

Dogfight - By the way, using less than the kb set you list, I put on 10-12 lbs last year in about 6 months using Pavel's programs from "Enter the Kettlebell". That was an insane jump for a 44 year old guy who has been stalled at the same weight (more or less) for years. Phone Post 3.0
I just started using his simple and sinister kb routine. Needed something that didn't require a huge block of time because I travel a lot. So far so good. Phone Post 3.0

Can a dumbbell be a substitute? Phone Post 3.0