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I was chatting with a client the other day, and he asked if you can really get strong and lean with just bodyweight training. I told him to think about military boot camp. Recruits transform their bodies in about 8 to 10 weeks, and most of that work is bodyweight and calisthenics: push-ups, pull-ups, squats, plus a lot of running and rucking. I took that same principle and expanded it into a full training system, with workouts built for fat loss, pull-up strength, push-up strength, conditioning, and core, all using just bodyweight or a single kettlebell. Here is a sample workout from it to give you a feel for one of the workouts that is a little more on the challenging side from my Mission Ready Conditioning – Tactical Bodyweight System: 1 – Set your timer for seven minutes. Do as many rounds as you can of: — 5 burpees (pick the version that works best for you) 2 – Set your timer for seven minutes again. Start with four reps of each exercise. Without rest, do six reps of each exercise. Without rest, do eight reps of each exercise. Get as high as you can “climbing the ladder” WITH PERFECT FORM: — walking prisoner lunges (each side) (can add KB in goblet position for added intensity) 3 – Sprints, four times: — Run approx. 200 yards If you liked this workout, you’ll LOVE my Tactical BW Conditioning System. You get the full “Field Ops Conditioning” program today’s sample is pulled from, plus: — “No Kit Fat Loss Protocol” (Zero Equipment Fat Loss Plan): more zero-equipment workouts for the summer PLUS, you get a digital copy of my classic best-selling book, No Gym? No Excuse! (unannounced bonus, check the download page) Click here to get it now on the 4th of July Sale (this weekend only): -> Mission Ready Conditioning – Tactical Bodyweight System Forest |
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I started my day early today... ...It's just after 10 am CST, and I've already seen 7 clients!... …and at least three of them are dealing with, and actively working around, an injury of some kind. We take a more comprehensive approach to strength at my physical studio… …because I have the full setup for it!… …we use barbells, kettlebells, bodyweight, steel mace, suspension trainers, all of it… …moral of the story, I modify and make it so that people can still do what they can. BUT Here’s the...
Yesterday I told you about my 500 Kettlebell Protocol, the system I recommend for anyone who wants to drop a clothing size, lose 8 to 10 pounds, or just get in great shape for the rest of the summer. Quick recap on the three parts. Part 1 is the kettlebell workout. You do three kettlebell sessions a week, each one designed to burn around 500 calories. Part 2 is your off days. On those days, you do some kind of low-impact cardio, walking, rucking, hiking, sprinting, or biking, again aiming for...
I was chatting with a client at my studio this morning after a kettlebell workout. He told me his goal was to drop about 10 pounds over the next month or so to get ready for some things coming up at the end of the summer. I recommended my “500 Kettlebell” protocol. In a nutshell, here’s what it looks like: 1. Do high-output KB workouts that burn 500 calories (give or take), 3 times per week. The KB class he had just done would qualify. A home-based KB workout (like the progressive programming...