Most days this is what is going on upstairs
Work out? You don’t work out with kettlebells, I leave working out to the mathematicians and accountants.
You train with kettlebells, you learn,you practice and drill, after all repetition is learning.
The more you practice, the better you get, the stronger you get, the more efficient you get.
Strength is a skill, and skills need to be learned and honed.
Learn the basic movements then add the small details that make them work for you.
Be it a different foot placement that allows you to get a stronger hip drive to move a heavier bell or a different grip position that doesn’t fatigue the forearms so quick and lets you carry on for longer sets.
This will happen over time through trial and error or with a trainer’s experience (they’ve done the trial and made the errors on your behalf )
As you grow more proficient and more efficient with the movements start chaining them together, combining movements, making them a bit more complex but try to make them flow.
Combine movements that will naturally flow together for example a swing to clean to squat to press to reverse Turkish get up to negative press to swing and switch hands, the weight is not important but the movement is.
Train the movement,then start developing the strength.
“Obey the principles without being bound by them” ~Bruce Lee
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