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Supersets with Kettlebells for Max Gains
In today’s video, we’re taking our training to the next level with supersets combining kettlebells and bodyweight exercises. This intense full body workout is designed to maximise efficiency, boost strength, and enhance endurance. Add these supersets to the end of your workout once you have finished your Strength lifts, or your strict gymnastic work. Treat the supersets as accessory work!
🏋️‍♂️ Workout Breakdown:
Superset 1:
Dual KB Shoulder Press
Split Squat
Superset 2:
KB Deficit Push-Ups
Dual KB Row
Superset 3:
KB Bicep Curl
Diamond Push-Up
Strength Segment:
Front Rack Squats
Dual Kettlebell Deadlifts
This workout targets multiple muscle groups, challenges your cardiovascular system, and improves overall functional fitness. Each superset is performed with minimal rest to keep your heart rate up and maximise calorie burn. I rest for 2 mins here as it was part of a larger workout for me, but resting for 90seconds would also be suitable for this type of work.
🚀 How to Get Started:
Warm Up First! It’s crucial to prepare your body before diving into this intense session. Check out one of our warm-ups in the "Follow Along Workouts" playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLqczHIAZrVdUq1lTNr6uaPj2U8NzgMVKH.html
Set Up Your Space: Ensure you have enough room to move freely and safely.
Grab Your Equipment: You’ll need a 24kg kettlebell for the swings. Have a mat or comfortable surface for the sit-ups and push-ups.
🕒 Timing:
Aim to complete the workout as quickly as possible while maintaining good form.
Take short breaks as needed, but keep them minimal to maximize intensity.
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📚 Additional Resources:
Check out my eBook "Mastering the Ring Muscle-Up" for advanced gymnastics training: www.tsftraining.com.au/category/e-books
Explore "Coaching the Clean & Jerk" for weightlifting techniques: www.tsftraining.com.au/category/e-books
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  • @Septa-f4d
    @Septa-f4d หลายเดือนก่อน

    Can you do a video of the kettlebell hip opener

  • @edisonstefenjunior8916
    @edisonstefenjunior8916 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Do you think that Front Rack KB Squats feels "heavier" than a barbell front squat? In my perception, a 2x24 kg KB Front Squat is a lot harder than the same weight at the barbell, maybe because of the core demand for stabilization. There are some knowledge about this equivalence? If KB squats with less weight could generate the same results as a heavier barbell?

    • @TSFTraining
      @TSFTraining หลายเดือนก่อน

      I definitely agree KB front rack squats feel alot harder than barbell front squats. The load distribution is different when held in each hand as opposed to both hands supporting the one load. The core definitely has to work harder to remain stable and transfer power/energy efficiently.

  • @edisonstefenjunior8916
    @edisonstefenjunior8916 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Great content Bro, congrats 🤜🤜🤜

    • @TSFTraining
      @TSFTraining หลายเดือนก่อน

      Appreciate it!!

  • @Ryno_lifting_tips
    @Ryno_lifting_tips หลายเดือนก่อน

    What do you mean by targeting the biceps? Because when you say "korean dips target the biceps" it sounds like you are saying the biceps are doing the majority of the work in this exercise, which it does not. The korean dip still primarily targets the chest, triceps and shoulders. Although it is true that the biceps have to do slightly more work because of your arm being behind your back. This is not meant to be a hate comment, i'm just bringing this to your attention. (Slightly off topic, you got a great physique bro 💪🏻)

    • @TSFTraining
      @TSFTraining หลายเดือนก่อน

      @Ryno_lifting_tips thanks brother! Yes more so highlighting the additional work the biceps will do in the Korean dip compared to regular dips 👌 (not stating its a bicep specific exercise)

  • @LucasPortilla
    @LucasPortilla หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hello. Should i use a heavy kettlebell or a light one?

    • @TSFTraining
      @TSFTraining หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@LucasPortilla ideally you would want to use a kettlebell that is relatively challenging to swing through the first 3 rounds, then become more challenging in the following 3. Definitely don't go too heavy to begin with!

    • @LucasPortilla
      @LucasPortilla หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@TSFTraining Thank you, Bro!

  • @daveylatter9317
    @daveylatter9317 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I’m new to Kettlebells. They’d videos are PERFECT. Thank you

    • @TSFTraining
      @TSFTraining หลายเดือนก่อน

      You're very welcome! let me know if there's any movements you would like to see covered and if I haven't already, I will make one for you. Happy training!

  • @_mariko791
    @_mariko791 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    bro i tried this 2 days ago and until now my chest is still sore

    • @TSFTraining
      @TSFTraining 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      If you find the full skin the cat uncomfortable or uncontrollable you can scale back to a tucked version, also sometimes referred to as a tick tock

    • @_mariko791
      @_mariko791 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@TSFTraining yes i just did 1 rep of tucked skin the cat with my friends spotting me and I felt dizzy afterwards