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05/05/2024 Training Log. Lift & Swing W1D1.


Lift & Swing, Week 1 Day 1. Pull



Warmup: glute bridges



A1: pullups-8,7,5


A2: KB swings-10,10,10



B1: single arm DB row-12/12, 12/12, 10/10


B2: KB swings-10,10,10



C1: incline DB curls-10,8,6


C2: KB swings-10,10,10



Total time = 43 minutes



This program combines basic hypertrophy training with simple kettlebell conditioning.



It's a new experiment I'm trying out, but it's super simple. I'm training the same way I usually do – PPL, 3-6 days per week, 3 exercises per session, 2-3 sets per exercise – BUT, I'm alternating each set of each exercise with 10 kettlebell swings.



I used the 32kg/70lb bell for the swings. That's currently the perfect weight for me. It feels light enough to do 90 swings per day, but heavy enough that I actually have to focus on producing power through the hips and planking my abs at the top of each rep.



I followed the session with 25 minutes in the sauna.

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