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Kettlestack Workout

 
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"Kettlestack Work Capacity"

Here is a GREAT Kettlestack Workout that I came up with a couple weeks ago. This workout will increase your work capacity, your conditioning, mental toughness, and overall ability to work hard. Plus, it will get you outside and some fresh air in your lungs!!

All you need are two Kettlestacks, and roughly 15-25 yards of space. You could use dumbbells, but I prefer Kettlestacks, as the thicker handle give you a great grip workout, and the "rack" position is much easier to move around in.

Mark two points, roughly 15-25 yards apart. Your Kettlestacks should be anywhere from 35- 60 lbs. each, depending on your strength levels.

-Starting and "Point A," grab a Kettlestack in each hand and Farmer's Walk to "Point B." Turn around (don't put Kettlestacks down!) and walk back.

-Clean both Kettlestacks to the "rack" position. Walk to "Point B," turn around (again, no putting Kettlestacks down!), and walk back.

-Put both Kettlestacks down, and Clean and Press the Kettlestacks overhead. Perform a "Waiter's Walk" by walking (w/KStacks overhead) to "Point B," turn around, and back.

All of the above = 1 round. Perform as many rounds as possible in 20-30 minutes. Try to rest as little as possible, and then rest is only allowed between rounds. You're never allowed to put the Kettlestacks down unless you're at "Point A."

Perform this Kettlestack Workout either on a weekend as a GPP workout, or 2-3 times/week as your primary workout.