Good vid. I just watched your vid on fitness saved your life. Congrats on giving up alcohol. I gave up in 1997. About 6 years later I became partially spinally decapitated. Took 13 years for my first fusion but before that I got a pacemaker put in because I went sudden cardiac arrest and then I had to deal with thyroid cancer. Then a year after getting my neck fused c3-c7 I got the plate removed due to it loosening. Then a year after that I fell due to my bad heart.. "sick sinus syndrome tachy brady" and snapped my neck again and got the backside fused. I have occipital neuralgia for life now. It has been like 4 year since my last surgery and I workout again. Did a round of Power 90 then started doing kettlebell workouts. Helps my pain a bit.
I am completely new to kettlebell, I got an adjustable kettlebell recently (because they have multiple weights instead just one single one, I don't know which is the"right"weight(s) for me yet). So this is my starting point. I am just doing it for my general health, and not competing, as I have heard some kettlebells are for competition, but definitely NOT the adjustable one. I don't really care about it, just want to get a taste for it, for now. Thanks
I enjoyed this Jay. I’m relatively new to using a kb so I’ll take all this info into account. Do you have any thoughts about swinging the kb higher, say to like shoulder or head height? Thanks👍.
I am swinging it to shoulder height✅ You shouldn’t need to swing it any higher unless you want to start working some shoulders. This is a lower body explosive exercise. The arms are just guiding the power from the lower body. We should be lifting the bell up really at all✅
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Good vid. I just watched your vid on fitness saved your life. Congrats on giving up alcohol. I gave up in 1997. About 6 years later I became partially spinally decapitated. Took 13 years for my first fusion but before that I got a pacemaker put in because I went sudden cardiac arrest and then I had to deal with thyroid cancer. Then a year after getting my neck fused c3-c7 I got the plate removed due to it loosening. Then a year after that I fell due to my bad heart.. "sick sinus syndrome tachy brady" and snapped my neck again and got the backside fused. I have occipital neuralgia for life now. It has been like 4 year since my last surgery and I workout again. Did a round of Power 90 then started doing kettlebell workouts. Helps my pain a bit.
Sounds like you’ve been through quite a lot, Chris. Hope you’re doing / feeling better now🙌🏻
Really nice guide! Thanks!
Anytime!
Great explanation, thanks a lot! Keep it up!
Just great advice - wow!
Let’s go, Peter!
Awesome step by step . Thank you
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Thank you!!
No problem!
Great explanation
Such a good demo! Thanks
You got it💪🏻
This is a really good tutorial thank you. Can you do one for the clean or snatch and clean please and thank you 🎉🎉🎉
I’ve already done one on the clean which is up on the channel and we have a snatch tutorial coming soon💪🏻
Very good video
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Excellent video, thanks for sharing 🙏🏼
nice!
How often do you do kettlebell swings?
You're nice man. I like you're workouts 💪
I am completely new to kettlebell, I got an adjustable kettlebell recently (because they have multiple weights instead just one single one, I don't know which is the"right"weight(s) for me yet). So this is my starting point. I am just doing it for my general health, and not competing, as I have heard some kettlebells are for competition, but definitely NOT the adjustable one. I don't really care about it, just want to get a taste for it, for now. Thanks
Cool
RIP that left audio channel. Thanks for the tips however!
I enjoyed this Jay. I’m relatively new to using a kb so I’ll take all this info into account. Do you have any thoughts about swinging the kb higher, say to like shoulder or head height? Thanks👍.
I am swinging it to shoulder height✅ You shouldn’t need to swing it any higher unless you want to start working some shoulders. This is a lower body explosive exercise. The arms are just guiding the power from the lower body. We should be lifting the bell up really at all✅
@@jtm_fit ok right on man👍. Appreciate you getting back to me.
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thank you. nearly everyone does them wrong.
chest with kettlebells man... please! from easy to god tier... XD thanks man!