25 Best Kettlebell Workouts After Teaching Over 1000 Kettlebell Classes

by Greg Brookes

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25 Best Kettlebell Workouts

I thought it would be helpful to share with you my 25 best kettlebell workouts.

When I teach kettlebell classes I do not use just random kettlebell workouts, each workout is part of a program usually lasting 12 weeks.

The kettlebell workouts listed below are fun supplements to the kettlebell programs that I plan out in advance.

So please do not take the below kettle bell workouts as a complete program just a guide to the different types of workout formats available.

You may also find it useful to see my 52 kettlebell exercises listed here.

Enjoy the workouts…

1 The Perfect Pair

Double Handed Swing – 20 reps
Push Ups – 10, 9, 8, 7 etc.
Repeat – 10 times

A super simple workout that hits almost every muscle in the body using only 2 exercises.

Perform 20 Double Handed Swings and then 10 Push Ups. Next repeat the 20 Swings and 9 Push Ups. Continue alternating between the Swings and Push Ups reducing the Push Ups by 1 rep each time.

At the end of the workout you will have completed 200 Swings and 55 Push Ups.

Completing the workout in under 10 minutes is excellent!

2 Take Five Kettlebell Circuit

Double Handed Squats – 20 reps
Snatch – 20 reps
Reverse Lunge – 20 reps
Push Up – 20 reps
Double Handed Swing – 20 reps
Repeat – 15, 10, 5 reps

A circuit based workout that uses 5 different exercises.

Perform each exercise for 20 reps each, Snatches and Lunges are 20 reps each side. Next repeat the circuit for 15 reps, then 10 reps and finally 5 reps.

Related: 16 Kettlebell Lunge Variations

3Climb to Fitness with Kettle Bells

Burpees – 30 secs / rest 30 secs
Slow Mountain Climbers – 30 secs
Alternating Swings – 30 secs
Push Ups – 30 secs
Double Handed Squats – 30 secs
Sit & Press – 30 secs
Double Handed Swings – 30 secs
Fast Mountain Climbers – 30 secs
Repeat – add another exercise each round

A movement ladder that adds a new exercise after each rest period. Start with 30 seconds of Burpees, then rest for 30 seconds.

Next perform 30 seconds of Burpees and then 30 seconds of Slow Mountain Climbers, then rest for 30 seconds. Continue adding one exercise each circuit until you end up completing all 8 exercises without resting.

If you are feeling brave you can then come back down the ladder by removing an exercise every round. Climbing both up and back down the ladder is very challenging!

Climb to Fitness with Kettlebells — Click for More

4The Kettle bell Workout Test

Snatch – 3 mins
Push Ups – 3 mins
Double Handed Squats – 3 mins
Slow Mountain Climbers – 3 mins
Double Lunge – 3 mins
Rest 60 seconds after each exercise

Use this test to monitor your progress. You can test yourself every month and see how your strength and fitness is improving.

Perform each exercise for 3 minutes, record your total number of reps while resting for 1 minute between exercises. For the Snatches and Lunges switch sides every 10 reps.

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55 Step Kettle bell Workout Ladder

One Handed Swing – 5 reps each
High Pulls – 5 reps each
Snatch – 5 reps each
Windmill – 5 reps each
Repeat – adding 1 more exercise below each round

Clean & Press – 5 reps each
Double Lunge – 5 reps each
Squat & Press – 5 reps each

A fun kettlebell workout circuit that adds a new exercise every round. Start with the first 4 exercises for 5 reps each side.

Next rest for 1 minute and repeat the exercises adding the next exercise on the list after the Snatch.

Make sure that you always finish with the Windmill.

Continue adding a new exercise each round until you finish all 7 exercises, finishing with the Windmill.

6Kettle bell Workout Super Sized

Clean & Press – 10 reps each
Double Lunge – 10 reps each
Single Leg Deadlift – 10 reps each
Squat Racked – 10 reps each
Windmill – 10 reps each

Burpees – 20 reps
Fast Mountain Climbers – 20 reps
Jump Squats – 20 reps
Double Handed Swings – 20 reps
High Pulls – 20 reps each

A double circuit that will work both your strength first and then your cardio.

Perform the first block for 10 reps each side.

Next perform the second block for 20 reps each side. Work up to 3 complete circuits.

7Kettlebell Workout Super Sized V.2

Windmill – 10 reps each
Double Lunge – 10 reps each
Snatch – 10 reps each
Thruster – 10 reps each
T – Push Ups – 10 reps each

Double Handed Swings – 20 reps
No Kettlebell Squats – 20 reps
High Pulls – 20 reps each
Bob & Weave – 20 reps
Alternating Reverse Lunges (no bell) – 20 reps

The same workout format as the one above except with different exercises.

Start with 1 circuit and try to work up to 3 circuits if possible.

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8A Pressing Minute and Kettlebells

One Handed Swing – 60 secs each
Double Lunge – 60 secs each
High Pulls – 60 secs each
Squat & Press – 60 secs each
Snatch – 60 secs each
Sit & Press – 60 secs
Rest 60 seconds between exercises + 10 Push Ups

A motivational workout because you only perform each exercise once.

Set you timer to beep every 60 seconds. Start with 60 seconds of Swings on both sides and then perform 10 Push Ups during the 3rd minute, rest for the remainder of that minute.

Continue performing each exercise and adding 10 Push Ups into the rest periods.

The quicker you can perform the Push Ups the more rest you will have remaining!

If you find this too demanding then leave out the Push Ups.

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91 Minute Kettle bell Workout Intervals

One Handed Swing – 60 secs each
Reverse Lunge Overhead – 60 secs each
Clean – 60 secs each
Squat & Press – 60 secs each
Snatch – 60 secs each
Clean, Squat & Press – 60 secs each
Rest 60 seconds between exercises

The same format as the workout above except with different exercises and no Push Ups during the rest period.

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101 Minute Kettlebell Workout Circuits

Double Handed Squat – 60 secs
Slow Mountain Climbers – 60 secs
Alternating Swing – 60 secs
Push Ups – 60 secs
Jumping Lunges – 60 secs
Dirty Dogs – 60 secs
Bob & Weave – 60 secs
High Pulls – 60 secs each
Double Lunge – 60 secs each
Squat & Press – 60 secs each
Rest 15 seconds after each exercise

I nice big kettlebell workout circuit that uses both kettlebell and bodyweight exercises.

Perform each exercise for 60 seconds and then rest for 15 seconds before moving onto the next.

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11A Burping Kettle bell Workout Minute

One Handed Swing – 60 secs each
Reverse Lunge – 60 secs each
Squat & Press – 60 secs each
Clean – 60 secs each
Push Ups – 60 secs
Sit & Press – 60 secs
Rest 60 seconds between exercises + 10 Burpees

A similar format to workout #9 except for this workout you add 10 Burpees into your rest period.

Great for your cardio this one!

12300 Classic Kettlebell Workout Challenge

One Handed Swing – 50 reps each
Snatch – 25 reps each
Clean & Press – 25 reps each
Reverse Lunge – 25 reps each
Squat & Press – 25 reps each

My classic kettle bell workout challenge.

Perform each exercise for the prescribed number of reps for a total of 300 reps.

You will find it easier to perform each exercise in blocks of 5 or 10 before changing sides.

Your target is under 15 minutes for the full 300 reps.

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13300 Kettlebell Workout Challenge V.2.

Snatch – 25 reps each
Squat & Press – 25 reps each
High Pulls – 25 reps each
Bob & Weave – 50 reps
One Handed Swing – 50 reps each

A slight twist on my Classic challenge above.

Use the same format as the Classic and perform the 300 reps as quickly as possible.

300 Kettlebell Challenge v2 — Click for More

142 x 7 minutes Kettlebell Workout Circuits

Double Lunge – 5 reps each
Squat & Press – 5 reps each
Snatch – 5 reps each

Double Handed Swings – 20 reps
Burpees – 10 reps
Fast Mountain Climbers – 20 reps

Perform each circuit for 7 minutes

Two separate circuits that are performed one after the other with 60 seconds of rest between them.

Perform each of the 3 exercise circuits for 7 minutes.

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152 x 7 minutes V.2 Kettlebell Circuits

Single Leg Deadlift – 5 reps each
Side Lunge – 5 reps each
T – Push Up – 5 reps each

Two Handed Handed Swings – 20 reps
Bodyweight Reverse Lunges – 20 reps
Bodyweight Squats – 20 reps

Perform each circuit for 7 minutes

The same format as the workout described above.

The first circuit is more for strength and the second if for improving your cardio.

2 x 7 Minute Kettlebell Circuits v2 — Click for More

162 x 7 minutes V.3 Kettlebell Workout Circuits

Clean, Squat & Press – 5 reps each
Double Lunge – 5 reps each
T – Push Ups – 5 reps each

Burpees – 10 reps
Jumping Lunges – 20 reps
Two Handed Swings – 20 reps

Perform each circuit for 7 minutes

Another pair of 7 minute circuits that follow the same format as above.

2 x 7 Minute Kettlebell Circuits v3 — Click for More

1710 and Walk Kettle bell Workout

One Handed Swing – 10 reps each x 2
High Pulls – 10 reps each x 2
Snatch – 10 reps each x 2
Clean, Squat & Press – 10 reps each x 2
Walking Lunge – 10 reps between each exercise

A fun workout to perform either outside or in a large room.

Start with the One Handed Swings for 10 reps on each side. Next perform the walking Lunge for 10 steps.

Repeat the One Handed Swing again for 10 reps each side, and also the Walking Lunges again.

Next move onto the next exercise and repeat with the Walking Lunges after every exercise.

10 and Walk Workout Routine — Click for More

1830 Second Kettlebell Workout Supersets

One Handed Swing – 30 secs each
Squat & Press – 30 secs each

High Pulls – 30 secs each
Double Lunges – 30 secs each

Perform each pair 3 times

Quick and simple workout that is performed in pairs of exercises.

Start with 30 seconds of Swings on each side followed by 30 seconds of Squat & Presses on each side.

Rest 30 seconds and repeat the pairing again.

Rest 30 seconds and repeat for a final time. Rest 30 seconds and move onto the next pairing.

Continue in this manner for the 2nd pair of exercises.

30 second kettlebell supersets — Click for More

19Double Trouble (2 Kettlebells Required)

Double Squat – 1 min
Push Ups – 1 min

Burpees – 1 min
Reverse Lunge – 1 min

Clean & Press – 1 min
Bodyweight Bob & Weave – 1 min

Perform each pair 3 times

Using two kettlebells perform each pairing 3 times, rest for 1 minute after each round. Great for building up strength and also improving your cardio.

2050/10 Kettlebell Workout

Snatch – 50 secs each
Burpee – 50 secs
Clean & Press – 50 secs each
Jump Squats – 50 secs
Windmill – 50 secs each
Lunge & Hop – 50 secs each
Push Ups – 50 secs
High Pulls – 50 secs each
Squat & Hold – 50 secs
Slow Mountain Climbers – 50 secs
One Handed Swings – 50 secs each
Sit & Press – 50 secs each
Rest 10 secs between exercises

A big circuit that uses lots of fun kettlebell and bodyweight exercises.

Perform each exercise for 50 seconds followed by 10 seconds of rest.

Some exercise are 50 seconds on each side with a rest in between.

Tough but you only have to perform each exercise once.

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21Beat the Cards Kettlebell Workout Challenge

Hearts – Push Ups
Spades – Reverse Lunge
Clubs – Slow Mountain Climbers
Diamonds – Squat & Press

Jack – High Pulls x 10 each
Queen – Snatch x 10 each
King – One Handed Swings x 10 each
Ace – Reverse Turkish Get Up x 1 each
Joker (optional) – 1 Minute Rest

A fun way to randomize your workout and keep them interesting.

Remove all the numbered cards from 2-5.

Next shuffle the deck and turn over the top card.

Depending on the number and suit you will perform that exercise for a certain amount of reps.

Work your way through the full deck of cards as quickly as possible.

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223 x Classic Kettlebell Workout Circuits

One Handed Swing – 30 secs each
Clean & Press – 30 secs each
Side Lunge – 30 secs each
Clean & Squat – 30 secs each

Alternating Swing – 30 secs each
Double Lunge – 30 secs each
Squat & Press – 30 secs each
Windmill – 30 secs each

Double Handed Swing – 60 secs
Clean, Squat & Press – 30 secs each
High Pulls – 30 secs each
Overhead Forward Lunge – 30 secs each

Rest 60 secs between circuits

3 Classic circuits that should really flow from one exercise to the next without you putting the kettlebell down.

Rest 1 minute between each circuit.

3 x Classic Kettlebell Circuits — Click for More

23Big Circuit Kettlebell Workout

Snatch – 60 secs each
Burpee – 60 secs
Push Ups – 60 secs
Alternating Swing – 60 secs
Squat Thrusts – 60 secs
Overhead Press – 60 secs each
Rest 1-2 mins repeat max 3 times

One large circuit based workout that requires 60 seconds for each exercise or per side depending on the movement.

Rest only at the end of the circuit and then repeat for a maximum of 3 complete circuits.

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24Tabata Time Kettlebell Workout

Push Ups – 20 secs
Alternating Swing – 20 secs

Fast Mountain Climbers – 20 secs
High Pulls – 20 secs

Snatch – 20 secs
Jumping Lunge – 20 secs

Rest 10 secs after each exercise
Repeat each pair 8 times

Nice and simple but effective Tabata style workout.

Perform each pairing for 20 seconds of exercise and 10 seconds of rest.

Repeat each pairing 8 times. Then rest 60 seconds and move onto the next pair.

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2510 then 5 Kettlebell Workout

One Handed Swing – 10 reps each
High Pulls – 10 reps each
Snatch – 10 reps each
Rest 60 secs

Squat & Press – 10 reps each
Alternating Swing – 10 reps each
Clean & Press – 10 reps each
Rest 60 secs

Side Lunge – 10 reps each
Two Handed Swing – 20 reps
Reverse Lunge & Press – 10 reps each
Rest 60 secs

Repeat for 5 reps each side with no rests

Great workout that always keeps you interested.

Run through all the exercises for 10 reps each side resting where indicated.

Then repeat all the exercises again but for 5 reps each side but without any rest in between circuits.

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Conclusion of the 25 Best Kettlebell Workouts

Above I have listed 25 kettlebell workouts that I have used within my kettlebell classes.

If you are new to kettlebell training then you need to learn the basic movements before progressing on to most of these kettlebell workouts.

I suggest kettlebell beginners start with these 5 exercises.

Please ensure that you use these kettlebell workouts as a guide only and as part of a progressive workout program.

Take your time and master the exercises in each workout first.

All the best and enjoy the workouts.

Comments

Jamal says
June 12, 2018 at 8:09 pm

Hey Greg! Thanks for putting this list together. Love how your videos are quick and to the point. No talking, no introductions, just the movement… just like it should be : ) I’ve bookmarked this page, shared it on my pages, and connected with you on social.

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Andrea says
June 1, 2018 at 3:22 pm

I really like the perfect pair work out! Thanks for sharing!

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- Greg Brookes says
  June 1, 2018 at 3:37 pm
  
  Yes me too Andrea, see if you can get under 15 minutes and then eventually 10 minutes 🙂
  
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Carole Geary Purser says
March 24, 2017 at 6:06 pm

I accidentally deleted the work outs as I was cleaning up my email. How can I get another copy?

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- Greg Brookes says
  March 25, 2017 at 10:52 am
  
  Which workouts are you referring to Carole?
  
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Lorien says
January 31, 2017 at 4:33 pm

I am a kettlebell instructor and always looking for new ways to spice up my classes. I love your instruction and variety to routines!

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- Greg Brookes says
  January 31, 2017 at 6:32 pm
  
  Thanks Lorien and great to meet you.
  
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Mary says
December 28, 2016 at 10:02 am

Excellent post. Thank you for the clear instruction. So motivating!

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Artur Siqueira says
November 20, 2016 at 10:28 pm

Obrigado meu amigo pelos treinos disponibilizados, foi muito bom

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Regina Hurwitz says
October 25, 2016 at 12:02 am

At the Moment I am following your 21 Day Kettlebell Swing Program. I like it and I am really making progress with my swings. Thank you.
Is it possible to get your programs as DVDs?
Regina

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- Greg Brookes says
  October 25, 2016 at 7:50 am
  
  Thanks Regina, all my programs are available as ebooks with online videos but sadly not on DVD.
  
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Lesley Magasiner says
June 22, 2016 at 10:46 am

I was subscribed to your kettlebell workout of the day but all myour workshops have disappeared. Is it possible to resubscribe?

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- Greg Brookes says
  June 22, 2016 at 11:10 am
  
  Sure thing Lesley, you can subscribe here
  
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KB Drills says
April 26, 2016 at 5:24 pm

That’s a big list of KB workouts! Will try them out for sure! Thanks for sharing.

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Renos Booth says
April 21, 2016 at 8:47 am

Hi Greg, hope all well. Good to keep seeing your updates and great content. Let us know if you are ever in London….

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- Greg Brookes says
  April 21, 2016 at 11:32 am
  
  Thanks Ren, good to hear from you. Yes next time I’m in London I’ll be sure to get in touch. Regards to Helen.
  
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B. Nightingale says
April 14, 2016 at 3:07 pm

Hi Greg,
i am 52 kg, 5f.4” – 39 yrs old female. I am quite athletic and watch your videos and follow some of your workouts already – i found you and your app thru Dr. Mercola while ago. I appreciate if you tell me how to build body- i do not want to lose wait, just want to build some muscle, broader shoulder, defined arms and strong legs. I could swing etc 16-20kg, deadlift my body weight but i still look too skinny. I eat quite healthy too. Any advice, many thanks in advance!

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- Greg Brookes says
  April 15, 2016 at 8:28 am
  
  Hello, to build a little more muscle I recommend that you focus more on “Grind” based exercises e.g. Clean and Press, Rows, Push Ups, Pull Ups, Lunges, Pistol Squats. Use a weight that challenges you with 8-15 reps and perform 3 sets. Keep me updated on results.
  
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  - b. Nightingale says
    April 15, 2016 at 11:16 pm
    
    Thank you so much for your time to reply. Would it be sufficient enough if i do this routine-3 sets, 3-4 times a week? I have been watching your videos and my technique has greatly improved, many thanks again!
    
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    - Greg Brookes says
      April 18, 2016 at 7:16 am
      
      Yes that sounds like the right amount, monitor your progress and adjust accordingly. Keep me updated.
      
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      - B.Nightingale says
        April 25, 2016 at 7:21 pm
        
        Hi Greg,
        i have have been following the workout routine. I did three days/3 sets last week and felt quite tired. This week i plan to do 4 days/3 sets per day. I also realized that i get really hungry so i start eating more and thought about ordering pure protein powder after workout. Do you recommend power shake (dr.mercola pure protein powder)? another big question should I have a small break after each exercise or each set? and how long? Thanks a million for help & advises!
        (I push myself more and get out of my comfort zone. It is hard and feel tired- I am using 16kg kb for Clean and Press (each arm) and Rows (each arm), Push Ups 30-40, Pull Ups( i can’t do it at home- tried hanging on a door, but didn’t work out well 🙂 so instead i do 45 kg deadlifts and 16 kg kettle bell pullover , Lunges 15 each leg w 16kg kb, Pistol Squats without kb. ) is that good?
      - Greg Brookes says
        April 26, 2016 at 7:51 am
        
        Take a look at this recent article on building muscle with kettlebells, it will help answer your questions.
Fiona The Locksmith says
March 31, 2016 at 10:11 am

FABULOUS

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Kettlebell Drills says
March 18, 2016 at 1:40 am

Wow that’s a great list of workouts using the kettlebell! Thanks for sharing.

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Ian says
February 10, 2016 at 5:22 pm

Greg, I’m wondering what a press up is. I’ve googled around a little and can’t find anything. Do you mean a push up? Or a single armed press with the kettle bell?

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- Greg Brookes says
  February 10, 2016 at 6:33 pm
  
  Hi Ian, yes sorry here in the UK we call Push Ups “Press Ups”
  
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Victor Thomas says
December 8, 2015 at 1:10 pm

Interesting article. Kettlebells have become more popular than dumbbells and barbells. BTW, I found some interesting kettlebell workout routines at The Urban Roar site (http://theurbanroar.com/)

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tracy mcdonald says
September 28, 2015 at 2:30 pm

Which of the routines above would you suggest for an all over body workout (especially inner thighs and buttocks). Lost a lot of weight and need to tone up and get fit

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- Greg Brookes says
  September 29, 2015 at 3:34 pm
  
  Hi Tracy, they all have their benefits but for pure simplicity I would start with No. 1 “Perfect Pair”, the swing will hit your buttocks and inner thighs and the push ups your chest, core and backs of arms. After you have mastered this workout move on to No. 2 and so on. Best of luck!
  
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Seraphim Holland says
September 11, 2015 at 1:31 pm

I did an imperfect perfect pair yesterday. I added 100 jump rope to each set, and did 15 sets. I also did single arm swings, ten each side with a 24kg bell. Two Hand swings are too easy. The pushups started at 15. Took me about 25 minutes. I appreciate the idea for a perfect workout.

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judi R says
September 7, 2015 at 6:37 pm

Have been following along with you for a bit now. I saw this grouping today and am excited to to try some of these groupings. I go hard for awhile but then get bored with the “same old routine”. These are definitely something to mix and match with and to keep my interest piqued. Tkx so much for your continued inspirations.

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valerie says
September 5, 2015 at 12:00 am

Hi Greg I’ve been doing kettle bell for over 3 years now I love your work outs,and the videos I learn so much from watching them .Thankyou so much.

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ted says
August 4, 2015 at 10:55 am

hey Greg, thank you for such good & comprehensive info. I love kettlebells and have been doing some regular workouts for several months. My current goal is 10,000 swings which I am now doing single handed. I do a push up routine of five sets, presently 100 reps total, progressing, and in the 90sec ‘rest’ between pushup sets I do 25-30 sh swings. Presently at 8,000 swings. I also do some reps where I swing the kb laterally in front of my body changing hands. I am 68, working to improve my deep core stabilisers and wanting to build some guns. Cheers from Ted.

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Tammy says
June 27, 2015 at 10:25 pm

Hi Greg,

I really enjoy these workouts, thanks for taking the time to post them. I used to receive your posts regularly, but this was the first one in a long time. I hope I did not miss any.

I have many clients over 65 and a yoga client at 91 1/2. I know that kettle bells work if done properly, but many of my clients do not want to do them. Suggestions?

Thanks,

Tammy

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- Greg Brookes says
  June 28, 2015 at 6:33 pm
  
  You should always start with Bodyweight exercises first and then when your client shows good movement strength and skill you can progress to the kettlebell beginners exercises
  
  All workout programing is a process of progression
  
  Best of luck with it,
  Greg
  
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Richard says
June 23, 2015 at 10:00 am

Hi,

I’m the usual story, office-bound sitting most of the day behind a screen. Need to Shed Kg’s but also want to build at the same time, what would be a good weekly regime to follow?
Thanks!

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- Greg Brookes says
  June 24, 2015 at 9:15 am
  
  Hi Richard, I’d take control of your diet first to help shed the pounds. I’d then take a look at my beginners series or beginners workouts to build a solid foundation. Best of luck!
  
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Adam G says
June 13, 2015 at 7:35 pm

Greg,
Great workouts! I’ve made it through pretty much all of them at this point. It seems the website was recently updated. On the older version, there were a number of extra workouts by category at the bottom of the page (tabata workouts, 7 min cardio circuits, ladder workouts etc.) I was wondering if those workouts/categories were still up on the site somewhere.

Thanks again for all the great workouts and tutorials, they’ve gotten me into great shape!

Adam

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- Greg Brookes says
  June 15, 2015 at 8:47 am
  
  Thanks Adam, yes I’m just updating that section. I’ll send out a newsletter once they are finished, should be within the next week or so.
  
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Rachel says
May 8, 2015 at 9:18 pm

Love what you’ve done! I’m 44 & been at gyms since aged 16. Always been fit and slim and relatively strong. In the last 6 months I’ve set up a small home gym with kettlebells and your site is exactly what I need to stay on track and learn. Here’s my question. With having a gym mindset, thinking that I can do a 4 minute workout and be strong and fit makes me very nervous! I’m keen to understand things like frequency, duration, and strength / cardio in that mix too on a weekly basis. Thanks!

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- Greg Brookes says
  May 10, 2015 at 5:13 pm
  
  As with all exercise Rachel it comes down to your goals. Once you can clearly define what you want to achieve then you can build a program around that. For many people just building a regular exercise habit is the first step and in 4 minutes you can get a lot done without putting you off exercise all together 🙂
  
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Eileen NIcholson says
May 7, 2015 at 8:45 am

Great stretching videos, thanks so much

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- Greg Brookes says
  May 7, 2015 at 4:02 pm
  
  Thanks Eileen, pleased they were useful
  
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Andreaz Olunateko says
April 7, 2015 at 10:54 am

This’s the most wonderful thing to happen in my life! Since I joined l have no problem with running out of ideas while training my clients. Keep up the good job Greg….you are a bedding. Thanks

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Rohit Singh says
April 1, 2015 at 2:20 am

Hi this is my first time here and I loved the article about kettlebells but I have tried it yet and I will try to do some workouts which you have mentioned, and very nicely arranged workouts which any beginner can follow Thanks and keep up the great work going

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- Greg Brookes says
  April 1, 2015 at 7:52 am
  
  My pleasure Rohit. Let me know if you need any help.
  
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- Irene Gerstle says
  September 20, 2015 at 4:16 pm
  
  Greg,
  Your workouts are wonderful.. I’ve been workingout with kettlebells for 7 years and throughly love it. I’ve learned several new moves watching your videos, including the Bob and Weave, which I have incorporated in my workouts. Thank you. I have personally tried everyone of your workouts and have enjoyed tham all. I am a personal trainer, and my clients are now using some of your workouts. Your routines work well for me! Thank you!
  Irene
  
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  - Greg Brookes says
    September 21, 2015 at 8:44 am
    
    My pleasure Irene, I’m pleased that I could help. If you need anything just let me know 🙂
    
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