Topic cluster
General
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Double-Bell Strength: 6-Week Programming for Adults
Build raw strength with two kettlebells over six weeks. Concrete rep schemes, load rules, and session structure for home or class training.
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Skill-Emphasis Kettlebell Block: Cleans and Get-Ups
Build clean and get-up mastery in a dedicated 4–6 week block. Concrete rep schemes, frequency rules, and progression cues for technical refinement.
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Recording Standards: Hardstyle vs Sport Kettlebell Practice
Track different metrics for hardstyle (tension, rep quality, rest) vs sport (speed, consistency, volume). Learn what to log and why it matters.
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Deload after hardstyle vs. sport volume: programming differences
Hardstyle strength blocks need different deload timing and intensity than sport volume blocks. Learn when to pull back and how much.
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Switch kettlebell modalities between blocks without losing progress
Learn how to transition between kettlebell modalities—strength, conditioning, skill—while maintaining gains. Concrete progressions and load rules inside.
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Tempo and fixation in sport-style kettlebell: progression standards
Sport-style kettlebell tempo differs from general training. Learn fixation rules, rep cadence, and how to progress safely within competition standards.
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Hardstyle Power Breathing for Swings and Presses
Learn hardstyle power breathing: tension, timing, and bracing for kettlebell swings and presses. Education on breath-hold mechanics and when to apply them.
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Choose Your Primary Kettlebell Modality: A Decision Framework
Stop switching styles. Learn how to pick one kettlebell modality—ballistic, grinding, or hybrid—and build consistent progress without constant pivots.
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Youth Kettlebell Progressions: Core Principles for Safe, Effective Development
Learn the progression principles for youth kettlebell training: load, volume, complexity, and movement mastery. Safe, age-appropriate frameworks for young athletes.
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Group Kettlebell Classes: Where Format Limits Become Safety Boundaries
Group kettlebell classes trade individual coaching for efficiency. Learn the real limits: class size, load variance, cueing depth, and how to stay safe.