Build Real World Strength | Kettlebell 91 Double Dead Hang Alternating Clean 

@@cioran1754 Karelin started Greco-Roman when he was 6 years old. He is a beast of a man at 6ft 5 in and 286 lbs of mostly muscle. You ever hear od Dopa Bands? The Russian Wrestlers swear by them. Karelin was using them back in the 1980s.

Same! Ultrahiking and kettlebell is a perfect match.

That’s fucking wild. I have a few questions. You just use 1 bell for that? Also I’m assuming you alternate the arm you use at each stop sign? What weight do you use? I know weight does not necessarily mean equate to difficulty as some people are stronger than others but I’m just curious.

@@JesusMartinez-nv2jw only one bell, between 35-52 lbs, depending on the day. If lighter, I do more overhead work and snatches. I found that the unilateral load does wonders to my core, after having had back surgery in my lower back 5 years ago, I prioritize a strong core above everything else. Long farmers walks do wonders for core stability.

@@JesusMartinez-nv2jw and yes, I alternate arms when I feel fatigue. I don’t push to total exhaustion, or the long carry turns to shit. I don’t follow a strict time line for switching hands, just go by feel.

@@VladiDusil thanks for the response. I have one 30 lb, 2 53 lb and one 80 lb bell

@@VladiDusil so I’ll have to make something work with that

I have trained in jeans,combat pants and boots for decades,I do not train in gyms.

If you sweat like a mf, not digging jeans 😂

@@terryharris1291 you don’t have to be in a gym to train in sport clothes

😂😂

I have it’s great. He has a video on it. It’s called Nerd math kb swing program.

@@chicagoradtech Thank you.

I wouldn't do a crazy weight difference too soon. Your core and lower back would be working overtime to balance you which is technically good but this idea seems to welcome injury. I'd go same weights and a lower weight than usual until you got the form all the way down. After that, just listen to your body when it tells you to rest and when it tells ya to stop. I went to test it out of curiosity and 22kg on one side and 16kg on another feels too awkward.16kg bith sides felt manageable long term. Hope this helps. When in doubt, you can "samplers" carefully, to see how something will feel. The body I know is mine and it said to stick to the balance for now.

Yeah!!!! , it's like a static asymetrical hold built in, especially if that's what you have weight-,lwise, switch half way, or on even intervals. Extra core work so that's interesting. You'd be crazy not to try that, don't mind this safety shite, we jumping off cliffs here? Ffs, just use your head.

Another channel does . 🤔🤔 sandbag workout 🏋️‍♂️ . Sandbag on shoulder , while carrying , hang kettlebell and walking . Yeah not swinging , but m uneven weights , uneven weight distribution, more like real world. Of course correct posture is extremely important.

You want to pick the right tool for the job. For the most part, anything you do with a dumbbell, you can do with a kettlebell. It's hard to think of an exercise I'd prefer the dumbbell. Maybe a dumbbell pullover on a bench feels better than a kettlebell pullover on the same bench and that's a toss up for me personally. Anyway, kettlebells are not light just like dumbbells aren't; you can totally use your kettlebells like dumbbells. But, dumbbells don't work well with most swing variations. You might be able to do a dumbbell swing with both hands on one of its two bells, but a hand to hand swing, a swing clean or a swing snatch with a dumbbell does not work well; I know I'd never attempt that. And those exercises kettlebells can be a substitute for clubs if you know what you're doing like the circles and rotational cleans, you can't do with a dumbbell at all. I'd say give it a try. Even if you used the kettlebell only like a dumbbell and don't do any sort of swing, swing clean, or swing snatch, you'll benefit from the offset load. I know overhead presses with a kettlebell just feel better to me than with a dumbbell. You'll still probably experience some of that kettlebell "what the hell" effect for yourself. Best of luck!

@@maxpower8052 You make a good argument for the use of kettle bells for some goals. I think you could probably get the same results from pins or clubs. One of my problems with kettle bells are that they are very popular. That makes me want to resist them. It make them seem like a fad.

That's just like, your opinion, man.

I see what you're saying. I think the ability to apply two skills at the same time is it's own thing. Power is the expression of speed and strength at the same time. You need both for a heavy clean and jerk. You need both strength and endurance to swing a kettlebell for 60 mins without putting it down. Neither strength nor endurance alone will accomplish that. Either could be a limiting factor but only the proficiency in both at the same time can allow for success

The Russians would call you a silly American. Wrestling is a prime example of strength endurance. You are free to think as you do. I mean we let the flat earth society exist.

@@JamieHaleyy i guess my point is if i can both run with my heart rate at 140 for 60 min and separately i can RDL 300 for 20 reps, or clean 135 for 20 reps (since u mentioned power), the i can mostly likely swing 35lb kettlebell for a very long time. Being able to swing a 35lb kettlebell for a long time does not translate the other way though. Endurance and strength are two separate systems and training them both separately has a lot of carry over to what is called “strength endurance”

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