Yesterday
I put together another new, for me, kettle bell (KB) complex for a test drive
and I really liked it.
It’s a single KB
variety consisting of the following:
- 5 reps of swing
- 4 reps of clean
- 3 reps of front squat
- 2 reps of snatch
- 1 rep of strict overhead press with an overhead lockout hold for a 10 full breath count.
I
did my right side first, did a swing switch, and then repeated on my left side
for one round. My
cadence was to rest 60 seconds between rounds.
I used my 24kg KB, the heavier of the two I own.
My
original plan was to complete as many quality rounds as possible in 30 minutes
but right before I began, I mentally changed the planned duration to 20
minutes.
It turns out my eyes were
bigger than my stomach because I quit after 5 rounds which took me 15:20 to
complete.
I
really like this workout and will keep it in my KB complex inventory to do list. Give it a try and let me know if you like
it. I’ve given it a name for ease of
identifying.
Even
though there’s nothing new under the sun, it’ll heretofore be known as the Pierini
5-To-1 Single KB Complex.
Pox Domini sit simper
vobiscum
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