Seeing a lot of structural videos I kettle bells like yours the best. You’re not screaming - like a motivational nutcase - you’re to the point - plus a lot of content in each video. Short and sweet baby that’s the way I like it! Keep up the great work brother!
I like your video straight to the point I’ve been off and on with excercise but this time I have a good feeling about it.. I use my kettlebell more than any of the equipment I’ve ever used.. thanks!
Such a creative use of the KB with these exercsies. Super awesome! Also, great video!! Definitely incorporating these into workouts for myself and my clients!
These are great. You do such a great job explaining what to do and what to avoid which is really helpful for a beginner like me. Thank you for sharing!
With the exception of the Quarter Get Up, and as demonstrated in the videos, always extend the arms so as to never align the kettlebell with the torso. In other words, get that kettlebell working against you, and not for you. That's the whole purpose of the kettlebell and why it's so effective...RESISTANCE. Most importantly, these exercises [as with all resistance training] are pointless, and can be harmful if you don't have proper form and technique. There's nothing wrong with starting off with light weight, and as long as you develop the proper form and technique, you'll remain safe and even move up in weight in no time. This is such an excellent video! New Subscriber here Bro!!
@TheWayOfTheJragon Yah, thanks for the reminder to start out lite and focus on proper form. Something that was basically omitted (not verbalized) in the demo... These look excellent- 1st glance - but how many are just gonna go ALL OUT with a heavier load than they should, and end up with an injury 😮 I'll ask you, since it seems you might know. I have no KB's, but do have a nice set of bowflex SelecTech dumbbells. Would you yay, or nay my doing these with this type dumbbell? (plenty substantial grip bar to hold on to, but of course, weighted plates @ each end.
@@barbarafairbanks4578 You're absolutely welcome and definitely right. And don't forget to stretch before any workout session as well. The combination of not stretching and proper form can be dangerous and lead to injury. I'm sure the Coach has videos on that, hopefully. As for the Bowflex SelecTech Dumbbells, they should allow you to perform the same type of exercises in the video. As long as your weight sets have handles to simply hold on to, as-well-as lift, you are GOOD to GO. In all honesty, the ONLY difference between Kettlebells and Dumbbells would be the position of the handles. That's pretty much it. One advantage of having the Bowflex SelecTech Dumbbells is the ability to lighten the weight and start off light if needed, and safely, whereas Kettlebells, you're stuck with whatever weight you buy. By that, I mean that if you buy 20lbs, you get only 20lbs and then you'd have to buy 10lbs, or 30lbs, etc...separately. The other advantage of dumbbells is if you were to perform exercises like the Quarter Get Up. The Kettlebell would have to rest on your arm's radial side which can do harm unless your forearm and wrist are already primed for such exercise. I truly love the Kettlebell, but I also love Dumbbells. Although, each have their advantages/ disadvantages, you really can't go wrong with any of them. Just remember to take into consideration, your limits on the positioning of Kettlebells on your arm. Hope this helps!
@@TheWayOfTheJragon Stretch prior? I know that warming up prior to exercise is essential. Stretching s/b done afterwards when the muscles are warmed up (What I do, when lifting, is perform a couple of sets with light weights prior to a full session with the heavy weightload I intend to use in my session. Pretty sure that stretching should come after an exercise session, never before. This is because muscles should not be stretched unless they are warmed up first - pretty sure that's the reason. Perhaps you meant to say to warm up prior, then stretch afterwards. (?)
@@barbarafairbanks4578 I actually meant prior, but that's because I've grown accustomed to the traditional ways. Basketball, Football and Martial Arts. In Basketball, I had to stretch before I did legs, jump sets and lunges and upper body. Lightweight of course. In Football, I stretched before I did weights for legs, arms and tackle drills. Wait, however, in Martial Arts, we'd stretch before and after sessions and tournaments. I'm just used to stretching before any tense muscle exhausting activity. I was trained that by stretching, you're already warming up the muscles while priming them for the workout, keeping them loose because, by the end of the workout, your muscles will have gotten tighter which is the result you want, unless you're aim is to be flexible, so I guess I did both. If you only stretched post-workout, I can see the benefit as well. I guess it all boils down to the function/ goals of your workout. As I am in my 30's now, I shifted my focus on simple, and functional workouts, for example, a Football player isn't going to train on kicks, punches, blocks, waxing on and off and so on. My functional goals now is to be in the best Dad-bod shape and be fit enough to protect my Littles if needed. Thankfully, there's Kettlebells, Dumbbells and Ellipticals. LOL. Not a lot of people know this but generally, the Human Head is, on an average, around 16lbs and all I need is to train and maintain my 230lb knock out power. I don't need to put on more muscle weight either because that would slow me down if I have to chase the Littles across Disney World, or even at the park. LOL.
@TheWayOfTheJragon Dynamic stretching is what I now believe you meant. ...and yah, that's prior to a session, to help warm up the muscles before the serious work begins. Whereas, static stretching is done afterward, when the muscles are warmed up. I hear 'stretch' and I think 'static stretching'. For whatever reason - idk 🤷♂️(?)...I just think of dynamic stretching as a warm up. But we're both talking about the same thing. Good luck to you, keeping up 🤸 with your kiddos😁 Shouldn't be too much of a challenge at your age👍
Fantastic choice of exercises! Windmill is another great one, and of course the good old kettlebell swing, too (albeit being more an exercise for durability).
@@jtm_fit I alternate upper 1 day and lower 1 day with weights and do abs before or after4-5 days a week. Changed my figure and working on moving it up. Thank you for the inspiration.
Most underrated fitness dude on TH-cam. Bought a few of your programmes, awesome. Also my Mrs is type 1 and you've really demonstrated there are no limits to physical fitness even with an inconvenient health condition
Love the suitcase marches, as a runner! Thanks for sharing your exercises, will try the others :) I only have a 20kg KB, so I'll look for a lighter one for some of the other exercises :D
Thanks. Do about have of these, but about 5 new ones and a couple variations on ones I do already. Good stuff. As a 52 old mountain biker exercises like these are key to being able to still send it.
I thought I was grand and would jump into these videos and the back would go again, I start doin mobility exercises, body weight exercises , strengthen all the muscles, do this routine with no kettle bell
What weights would you recommend to a beginner for the different exercises? For example, squats = 20kg, over head press or shoulder exercises = 8/10kg?
@@jtm_fit Hmm... I would think that (for a beginner) the 'very challenging' weightload should remain on the back-burner, while the beginner gets their proper form nailed down with lighter weights. Once proper form is dialed in, then gradually move up to a 'very challenging' weightload. JMO😊
@@jtm_fit Gotcha👍, can I use some of those core exercises and make a workout routine? Or is that OVER TRAINING/TARGETING? Like I said, I'm new to using kettle bells, in general. I've found using the kettle bell easier for me to exercise my abs.
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This the best core routine I’ve seen in a long time.
Seeing a lot of structural videos I kettle bells like yours the best. You’re not screaming - like a motivational nutcase - you’re to the point - plus a lot of content in each video. Short and sweet baby that’s the way I like it! Keep up the great work brother!
Will do! Thanks for the kind words💪🏻
Fucking exactly dude, if youre saying motivational stuff and then even screaming, im not watching the video even if i need it 😆
My hobby is swimming 🏊 because of Your videos I started to love kettle bells!
Thank You very much 😊
This is it !!! The best routine to date
+100 points for the Steal Your Face tattoo on the delt. Seriously, I know you're on the level.
I like your video straight to the point I’ve been off and on with excercise but this time I have a good feeling about it.. I use my kettlebell more than any of the equipment I’ve ever used.. thanks!
Such a creative use of the KB with these exercsies. Super awesome! Also, great video!! Definitely incorporating these into workouts for myself and my clients!
All of them I'm using thanks
Thank you for sharing. This is a great workout with easy to follow steps. Great job.
LFG!
awesome!! thank you so much for shearing this
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Thanks Coach👍 I look forward to trying all of these😃
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Love this definition going to do this
Thanks my man! This is awesome!!!!!!!
Lets go!
These are great. You do such a great job explaining what to do and what to avoid which is really helpful for a beginner like me. Thank you for sharing!
With the exception of the Quarter Get Up, and as demonstrated in the videos, always extend the arms so as to never align the kettlebell with the torso. In other words, get that kettlebell working against you, and not for you. That's the whole purpose of the kettlebell and why it's so effective...RESISTANCE. Most importantly, these exercises [as with all resistance training] are pointless, and can be harmful if you don't have proper form and technique. There's nothing wrong with starting off with light weight, and as long as you develop the proper form and technique, you'll remain safe and even move up in weight in no time.
This is such an excellent video! New Subscriber here Bro!!
@TheWayOfTheJragon
Yah, thanks for the reminder to start out lite and focus on proper form.
Something that was basically omitted (not verbalized) in the demo...
These look excellent- 1st glance - but how many are just gonna go ALL OUT with a heavier load than they should, and end up with an injury 😮
I'll ask you, since it seems you might know. I have no KB's, but do have a nice set of bowflex SelecTech dumbbells. Would you yay, or nay my doing these with this type dumbbell? (plenty substantial grip bar to hold on to, but of course, weighted plates
@ each end.
@@barbarafairbanks4578 You're absolutely welcome and definitely right. And don't forget to stretch before any workout session as well. The combination of not stretching and proper form can be dangerous and lead to injury. I'm sure the Coach has videos on that, hopefully. As for the Bowflex SelecTech Dumbbells, they should allow you to perform the same type of exercises in the video. As long as your weight sets have handles to simply hold on to, as-well-as lift, you are GOOD to GO.
In all honesty, the ONLY difference between Kettlebells and Dumbbells would be the position of the handles. That's pretty much it. One advantage of having the Bowflex SelecTech Dumbbells is the ability to lighten the weight and start off light if needed, and safely, whereas Kettlebells, you're stuck with whatever weight you buy. By that, I mean that if you buy 20lbs, you get only 20lbs and then you'd have to buy 10lbs, or 30lbs, etc...separately.
The other advantage of dumbbells is if you were to perform exercises like the Quarter Get Up. The Kettlebell would have to rest on your arm's radial side which can do harm unless your forearm and wrist are already primed for such exercise.
I truly love the Kettlebell, but I also love Dumbbells. Although, each have their advantages/ disadvantages, you really can't go wrong with any of them. Just remember to take into consideration, your limits on the positioning of Kettlebells on your arm.
Hope this helps!
@@TheWayOfTheJragon
Stretch prior?
I know that warming up prior to exercise is essential. Stretching s/b done afterwards when the muscles are warmed up
(What I do, when lifting, is perform a couple of sets with light weights prior to a full session with the heavy weightload I intend to use in my session.
Pretty sure that stretching should come after an exercise session, never before.
This is because muscles should not be stretched unless they are warmed up first - pretty sure that's the reason.
Perhaps you meant to say to warm up prior, then stretch afterwards. (?)
@@barbarafairbanks4578 I actually meant prior, but that's because I've grown accustomed to the traditional ways. Basketball, Football and Martial Arts. In Basketball, I had to stretch before I did legs, jump sets and lunges and upper body. Lightweight of course. In Football, I stretched before I did weights for legs, arms and tackle drills. Wait, however, in Martial Arts, we'd stretch before and after sessions and tournaments. I'm just used to stretching before any tense muscle exhausting activity.
I was trained that by stretching, you're already warming up the muscles while priming them for the workout, keeping them loose because, by the end of the workout, your muscles will have gotten tighter which is the result you want, unless you're aim is to be flexible, so I guess I did both.
If you only stretched post-workout, I can see the benefit as well. I guess it all boils down to the function/ goals of your workout. As I am in my 30's now, I shifted my focus on simple, and functional workouts, for example, a Football player isn't going to train on kicks, punches, blocks, waxing on and off and so on. My functional goals now is to be in the best Dad-bod shape and be fit enough to protect my Littles if needed.
Thankfully, there's Kettlebells, Dumbbells and Ellipticals. LOL. Not a lot of people know this but generally, the Human Head is, on an average, around 16lbs and all I need is to train and maintain my 230lb knock out power. I don't need to put on more muscle weight either because that would slow me down if I have to chase the Littles across Disney World, or even at the park. LOL.
@TheWayOfTheJragon
Dynamic stretching is what I now believe you meant.
...and yah, that's prior to a session, to help warm up the muscles before the serious work begins.
Whereas, static stretching is done afterward, when the muscles are warmed up.
I hear 'stretch' and I think 'static stretching'. For whatever reason -
idk 🤷♂️(?)...I just think of dynamic stretching as a warm up. But we're both talking about the same thing.
Good luck to you, keeping up 🤸 with your kiddos😁
Shouldn't be too much of a challenge at your age👍
Thank you!! ❤ absolutely value these exercises. Added to my long term favorite core exercise folder!
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Fantastic choice of exercises! Windmill is another great one, and of course the good old kettlebell swing, too (albeit being more an exercise for durability).
The windmill is definitely a good one!✅
These are great. I do standing abs but now have additional challenges. Thank you
Get to it!💪🏻💪🏻
@@jtm_fit I alternate upper 1 day and lower 1 day with weights and do abs before or after4-5 days a week. Changed my figure and working on moving it up. Thank you for the inspiration.
@@HollyRock sounds great! Keep it up 💪🏻💪🏻
Most underrated fitness dude on TH-cam. Bought a few of your programmes, awesome. Also my Mrs is type 1 and you've really demonstrated there are no limits to physical fitness even with an inconvenient health condition
@@jimmymccauley9459 I appreciate the kind words, Jimmy! Hope all is well🤝
Thanks a lot! Great video with a wonderful exercises!
You got it!💪🏻
Superb set of exercises!
Fantastic, these are all great
Thank you for this video I have tears in my rotator cuffs but I think it's a few of these exercise I can still manage to do.
Great! Definitely be cautious at first so you don’t aggravate the rotators!
This is awesome! Thanks for the great content. I will definitely add this to my routine.
Sounds good!
this looks awesome! can't wait to try it out
LFG!
Awesome kettle workout!
Excellent!
Plank Pull Through and Suitcase Marches are S-Tier core exercises. My favorites by far.
Great movements right there!
That's good man , congratulations and thanks 👍
Love these combos! Will use these with my 2 small groups tonight!
Sounds good!
These are great kettlebell exercises!
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Good work out today doing this, will be doing it again
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Awesome list. Thanks!
Love this vid. Just starting to really incorporate abs into my workout. Trying these showed me how weak my abs are.
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Great excercises and explanation! Thankyou. How many times a week would you recommend doing functional core excercises like these?
Wait till you have at least partially recovered😂
I'm definitely trying it tomorrow!!
Very very interesting 😃
Let’s go!👊🏻
Love the suitcase marches, as a runner! Thanks for sharing your exercises, will try the others :) I only have a 20kg KB, so I'll look for a lighter one for some of the other exercises :D
It’s a great exercise!💯💯💯
Thanks. Do about have of these, but about 5 new ones and a couple variations on ones I do already. Good stuff. As a 52 old mountain biker exercises like these are key to being able to still send it.
Yes sir! We have to keep the core strong at every phase of our lives💪🏻
Wow! What an amazing collection. Thank you 🙏🏼
You got it!
Excellent
Fantastic! Thanks
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Thankyou for the content.
You got it👊🏻
Hell what a exercise series
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Awesome! How often per week/month would you incorporate this program of all 10? Thanks!
Very nice! Great video, appreciate it
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Can you show exercises for knee and leg injury recovery
These are great! Love the wood chipper
Thanks
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Good stuff!
Dope exercises man these look killer.
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This looks like a great set of exercises. I'll add some of these to my routine over time, hopefully getting to having all of them.
Let’s go!💪🏻
Thank you doing these exercises after doing my hanging wipers. Love it. Any recommendations on reps? Sets? You gained a new subscriber! Thanks again.
I'm going to complete this tonight
dam dawg I will follow this program for core
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I’ve just subscribed from England
Thanks for a complete ab strengthening routine. Loved all of it.
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Can you do this routine every day?
This isn’t a workout. It’s just a showcasing of my top 10 exercises ✅
Looking Good 👍🏽 🏋🏿♂️💪🏾
The best. Like.
Would any of these exercises be bad to do coming off a lower back injury?
I thought I was grand and would jump into these videos and the back would go again, I start doin mobility exercises, body weight exercises , strengthen all the muscles, do this routine with no kettle bell
What weights would you recommend to a beginner for the different exercises? For example, squats = 20kg, over head press or shoulder exercises = 8/10kg?
I recommend selecting weights that are very challenging and allow you to maintain excellent technique on every rep✅ Each individual is so different
@@jtm_fit
Hmm... I would think that (for a beginner) the 'very challenging' weightload
should remain on the back-burner, while the beginner gets their proper form nailed down with lighter weights.
Once proper form is dialed in, then gradually move up to a 'very challenging' weightload.
JMO😊
i'm definitely going to try this one
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I'm new to this kettle bell training. Do you do all of these exercises back to back at a 10 rep count??
Hey William! This isn’t a workout. This is just a video of me showcasing my 10 favorite core exercises✅
@@jtm_fit Gotcha👍, can I use some of those core exercises and make a workout routine? Or is that OVER TRAINING/TARGETING? Like I said, I'm new to using kettle bells, in general. I've found using the kettle bell easier for me to exercise my abs.
6 pack limited cruches love this
Very Nice 😀 I like #1-9 I have to work ( practice more)on #10 🤣
It’s a tough one!💪🏻
What brand kettlebell are you using?
Rep Fitness
First two are hard. I like them
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dude my abs were caning after for days. I really reccomend the planks to anyone. @@jtm_fit
Last one
what weight do you suggest? I am being told 12 KG or 30 lbs for kettle bell swings. Also I see a 30lb kettle bell goes for $60 is that a good price?
40 sec and 15 sec rest or do you do reps?
This is the core routine i been looking for one question does kettlebell weight matter. Just subbed will check out other vids
Yes, the amount of weight we use matters. It needs to be a weight that’s very challenging but still allows us to keep good technique throughout ✅
@jtm_fit thanks dude , take care.
What weight kettlebells are you using?
How do I keep from using my shoulders and "make the core" do the work with kneeling woodchop?
You can’t remove your shoulder from the equation all together but to put more focus on the core you need to mentally focus all of your energy there
I like the last exercise, I'm probably not strong enough for it yet..
Would you do this in addition to weights in the same day? Or would you set aside a specific day for kettlebell workouts?
This isn’t a structured workout. I’m just showcasing my top 10 kettlebell exercises and explaining how to do them properly✅
I am 49 almost 50 years old wondering what kind of kettlebell exercises that I could do
I could see adding a push-up to the last exercise.
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For next time you make a video like this your should also tell them how they thould breath while they do it
This is bad a$$ - thank you
Just ran into your channel. Wow! Great body! 😍😉🌈
What is your current weight?
185-190 pounds
Grapevines getting tested 💯
No overhead orbits? Baah
Y que yo Tengo 70 y las ago mejor que El 36 años haciendo ejercicio como la ves
Is there nonfunctional strength?
Bodybuilding
Bench
Yeah, most fitness influencers on the internet.
@@dadventuretv2538 😂😂
Matter fact there is 😊
Endurance, polymetric exercices.. 😊😊 Called non functionnal
Dead bugs😂
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