Workouts are healthy, but they are also draining and detrimental to muscles if you don’t find a way to make up for all the energy and resources used. Luckily, a good meal plan will complement your workout regimen and neutralize the damaging effects of intensive workouts. We have listed below some of the foods that […]
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If you’re reading this article, then you enjoy training with kettlebells for a variety of reasons and you take your health and fitness seriously. One of the reasons I love kettlebells is because of efficiency, both from a time and total body conditioning perspective. I love how I can work my entire body in well
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This kettlebell follow-along workout with one kettlebell is as described below. Session structure 4 minutes bodyweight warm-up 10 seconds transition 2 minutes sequence A) 10 seconds transition 6 minutes EMOM sequence B) 10 seconds transition 2 minutes sequence A) 10 seconds transition 6 minutes EMOM sequence B) 10 seconds transition 2 minutes sequence A) All up, about 22 minutes of
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To celebrate the launch of Anna Junghans’ Master The Windmill course, Cavemantraining is offering two courses at a super discounted rate. Master The Windmill Online Kettlebell Course Normally $74.99, with this coupon it comes down to $12.99. Valid for the next 30 days only. Enroll here: www.udemy.com/course/master-the-windmill/ Coupon code: 23858B2E997C9A75E982 Learn To Snatch
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We’ve all heard in the fitness space in general and not just in regards to kettlebells, that bending your spine is “bad” and if you’ve seen how kettlebell sport athletes lift, you probably have noticed that whenever they rack the bells, they arch their backs. For quick clarification, this is the standardized technique used in
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An insane kettlebell challenge, but anyone can do it and the results will be amazing! Your cardiovascular endurance will shoot through the roof and you’ll also increase muscular endurance, grip strength, fat loss, strength, flexibility, mental toughness, and so much more… Do you want to get super fit? Do you want some structure and
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This is Titan, a kettlebell strength complex by Cavemantraining. Double kettlebell Squat Deadcurl Rack Stand up Press Drop into rack Drop into hang Bent-over row Return to dead Repeat Check out the kettlebell exercise encyclopedia to learn all exercises or take one of our online kettlebell courses. This is a full-body strength complex that contains
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Are you doing lots of burpees and are experiencing knee pain? Do you wonder why? Allow me to introduce a quick a little tip/drill that will make things click and help understand how you need to pull your hips up to get your legs safely under you. Before even starting to do burpees, focus on
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The WKV project is created by Cavemantraining to unite people from across the world, no religion, politics, colors, or borders. Just kettlebells. The Kettlebell Workout A grinding strength workout with some cardio mixed in. For the video, the weight will not matter, but if you want to use this workout in your regular
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If you’re using kettlebells, are into strength, and want to know what the 3 Best Grinding Kettlebell Exercises For STRENGTH are? Then let me tell you that the 3 best grinding kettlebell exercises for strength are the: Kettlebell Windmill Kettlebell Bent Press Kettlebell Turkish Get-Up You’ll find a video of these three kettlebell exercises at
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The kettlebell swing is not a hip hinge There I said it. The kettlebell swing is not a Hardstyle swing. It is not a hip hinge. I’ll go even further and say that it is not a freestyle swing. It is not a sportstyle swing. It is not a squat. A kettlebell swing is an
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I first met Moses Dungca in December of 2019 at the Seattle Kettlebell Club Pro-Am competition. He stood at the junction of the chalking station and the lifting platforms where the energy of the athletes was most palpable. The area was lit with ultraviolet lamps that clung to fluorescence, and you could feel the cool,
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So, you see a badly executed kettlebell swing, a bad kettlebell snatch, a bad kettlebell deadlift, and you feel compelled to say something. Should you say something?
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During more than a decade of teaching, designing courses, and running workshops, I have covered many different paths to kettlebell training for a beginner. When I first started I regurgitated what I heard. Learn the hip hinge. Learn to swing. As I started thinking more for myself and analyzing, I found that the correct answer
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Learn how to use nothing but your body to lose weight and get strong at home. To help people out that are stuck inside during the strangest time of our life, I have put together a bodyweight workout course where you need nothing other than your own body and the will to train. Learn how
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If life is a proverbial boxing match, “the Captain” was the guy that cleaned up your wounds between the rounds and with his words had the ability to inspire enough determination from within that you would beg to face another round against a formidable opponent. It’s not often in life that one has the unique
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The benefits of kettlebell juggling are plenty, but here is a summary of some of the benefits one can expect when picking up the art of kettlebell juggling. One can expect increased and improved: Proprioception Agility Reaction time Reflexes Timing Coordination Force absorption Power generation Explosive power Movement Plus everything else that transfers from the
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Learn how to perform the basic double-arm kettlebell swing with a hip hinge and avoid lower back problems commonly experienced when the swing is performed incorrectly. Once you learn the kettlebell swing you can include it in your training for cardio with higher reps and lower weight, or for strength and power with lower reps
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A major cause for blisters from incorrect kettlebell swings is what we call kettlebell bobbing. Bobbing is the short quick jerky movement often seen at the end of an incorrect backswing. Bobbing causes friction in the hands, which in turn is cause for blisters. Bobbing is a short abrupt movement that can occur at
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One major indication of an incorrect kettlebell swing is a drooping kettlebell. The kettlebell is no longer an extension of the arms but droops, i.e. the base of the kettlebell is pointing down rather than forward (away from the body). The cause of a drooping kettlebell is an incorrect powering of the movement. The shoulders
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