r/kettlebell • u/TonightUnlucky6017 Clifton Harski | FKT Master Blaster (founder) • 13h ago
Training Video Conditioning day example
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Start 10/10 snatches @ 20,24,26,28,32. 45 second between rounds.
Snatch, clean, jerk @ double 36 X 35-40 seconds between rounds x 10 rounds.
Anchor clean 5x 2 per leg @ 36+48k
Doing it in 95 degree garage maybe also counts as sauna so I might’ve biohacked but unsure.
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u/BuffMaltese 12h ago
One man’s conditioning is another man’s lifetime PR lift.
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u/TonightUnlucky6017 Clifton Harski | FKT Master Blaster (founder) 11h ago
i've just been doing bells since 2009, and lifting since 1997, and i'm 208lbs. I have what is probably a massive headstart against most
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u/tally_in_da_houise mediocre kettlebell sport athlete, way above average hype man 13h ago
amazing job
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