Before I came up with Game of Bells: Swinging to 300, I created another method to do 300 kettlebell swings in a workout session. It doesn't involve downsizing or switching weights. It should be done with whatever current kettlebell weight you're comfortable with. For myself, that weight is 35 lbs.
Even though at this time I've had several kettlebells at my disposal, I've naturally stuck with my current weight and haven't touched the others in quite some time. That is until now. I wanted a workout that incorporates 3 different sized kettlebells while still providing a challenge. Surprisingly, I believe I've accomplished just that.
If you're like me and want to lose weight quickly by working out with kettlebells, you need to check out the video in this post. The kettlebell exercises featured aren't overly complex but they will challenge you! It doesn't matter if you're a beginner or an experienced kettlebell user, this workout by Chandler Marchman is great for all fitness levels.
One of the great things about kettlebells is that with so many exercises it's easy to create your own workouts. Once you've learned the basic and advanced kettlebell moves it's a simple matter of chaining them together. That's exactly what Taylor Hughes shows in her video. She credits a trainer at her gym for this quick and simple kettlebell flow workout.
The word ultimate gets thrown around a lot when used in conjunction with kettlebells. Many trainers claim to have developed the best kettlebell workout. While many of these workouts are effective at building muscle or burning fat, which one reigns supreme is a matter of opinion. Well, until now!
The great thing about the wide variety and amount of kettlebell exercises is that you can create your own custom workout. We've done exactly that with our Gut Busting Kettlebell Workout. It consists of just 5 exercises! That's easy enough to keep track of and remember how many sets have been done as you progress through this workout.
I discovered this kettlebell workout from carrotsncake.com on Pinterest which they call the Kettlebell Pyramid. It is simple in design and only uses 3 kettlebell exercises. The challenging part is the increasing amount of reps of two of these exercises as you progress to the mid-point of the workout.
Kettlebell exercises are pretty effective on their own. When you first start using kettlebells it is important to have proper form and movement. Once the basics have been mastered, you can then chain these exercises together to give your body a punishing but rewarding workout. This is essentially what kettlebell flow is.
If you take a look at the order of these exercises, you'll notice that there is a method to their arrangement. The kettlebell swing and high pull are great overall cardio exercises. Standing in the upright position, they'll make effective use of your core muscles and set the tone of the workout.
I discovered this challenging kettlebell workout several days ago. I've tried searching desperately to give the author proper credit but can't seem to find the link anymore. It incorporates the popular Russian Kettlebell Swing along with the traditional push-up. What you'll be doing is performing sets of each and alternating between them. It's a simple but almost punishing workout depending on how far you want to take it.
