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Check out this 15-minute kettlebell EMOM to kick off your week. This is pulled straight from Day 2 (Medium) of my 28-Day Spartan Sprint – Drop a Size Challenge. 15-Minute EMOM (Every Minute on the Minute) Minute 1: Two-hand swings x 15 Repeat for 3 total rounds (15 minutes). # You can do this:
All you need is a kettlebell (or two) and your bodyweight—and yes, you can get a legit full-body workout done in that window. Now, I know what some people are thinking: “Really? Fifteen minutes is enough to actually change anything?” Short answer: yes—with a caveat. A single 15-minute workout here and there is fine. But real results come when:
That’s exactly how the 28-Day Spartan Sprint – Drop a Size Challenge is set up. Short sessions, smart structure, balanced movement, and enough intensity to drive fat loss without beating you up. If fat loss is the goal, I also pair this style of training with:
Bottom line: Have a great day -- PS – Check out the 28-day Spartan Sprint Challenge HERE – we officially start today! Here are a few reasons people are jumping in:
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