Oct
01

Getting More Done In Less Time

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I am a big fan of getting more for your buck.  Maximize your training time to progress faster per effort put in.  I am all about efficiency and that is one of the things that pisses me off about people.  They will spend hours killing time on a treadmill (as if life is f’ing short enough???) when they could do it so much faster and more effectively with kettlebells and proper program design.  But hell if you want fast results you need to figure out what will work best.  That is one concept I thought of where I took the Big 5 movements by Craig Ballantyne the author of best selling e-manual Turbulence Training. If you aren’t familiar with them its

1) push

2) squat

3) pull

4)single leg

5) full body core

and came up with a progression that fits those many times more then one.  Here is the video  If you like this and you want to burn massive amounts of body fat you really ought to check out Craig’s book Turbulence Training.  He is recognized as one of the top experts of fat loss…and he is much much smarter then those PT’s on the Biggest Loser who despite our attempts to fix their form on kettlebell training they still refuse to do it right.

And if you can’t do it right you can’t teach it right

And if you can’t teach it right DON’T F’ING TEACH IT AT ALL!

seriously you don’t see me teaching people how to fix cars.  That is because I don’t know how and I know my limitations. But I digress…I read Turbulence Training. I recommend Turbulence Training and I often use it as a template for training people to lose fat and get ripped.

Eric Moss RKC out

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4 Comments

1

another top video! thank you Eric, my workout for tomorrow is sorted. Keep up the amazing work. Regards Rob N (No1 UK fan!!!)

2

I’d ordered a kettlebell last winter, reached into the closet and dusted it off.

Wasn’t quite ready for the Turkish get-up at this stage of the game. I’m “gym” fit, but oh boy…haven’t asked the muscles to work together and move like that in years.

Which is kind of nice, in that it gives me an extra mark in measuring progress.

3

Thanks for an extremely inspireing blog and website. I have a question about weights witch may sound pretty obvious, but I wanna be sure Im getting it right.
Some of the exercises are sometimes done like 5 reps and sometimes 10-15 etc. Do I need heavier kettlebells for 5 reps and lighter for many reps? In the videos it looks like you are using the same weights.
Thanks again!

4

it all depends on the protocol, the goals of the program and the exercise. presses are normally done with low reps, swings are done with high reps etc.

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