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Kettlebell - August, 2023

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Jul 21, 2023
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Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat. - Sun Tzu

Forethought makes the difference. We plan the work, then work the plan. Double Kettlebells deliver our power, strength, and conditioning. We harness our results through combinations of ballistics, grinds, and timed performance strategies.

Our tactics are simple: we build a framework of General Physical Preparedness (GPP) then fine tune our efforts toward our life’s endeavors. We build success through progressive overload and continuously waving volume. We stay ready for the fight.

August’s Program Design takes its motivation from my love of fastpacking. The Tactical Cycle and Tactical Viking Push Press bias strong power endurance and conditioning benefits with a healthy, but light emphasis on fatigue inducing squats.

My time in the mountains requires me to keep my legs as fresh as possible. Still I’m a believer in squats for overall leg strength and ROM benefits. As an aside, the idea is to “flirt” with hard leg training but prioritize beneficial sport-specific development.

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July 31, 2023

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I wear my 5.11 Tactical Plate Carrier for training as much as possible. When I’m shooting my AR 15, I wear this 21lbs of ballistic armor so I can carry two more magazines pouches. I love this thing. Remember Bodyweight+?

StrengthAxis Program Design - August, 2023

Schedule:

Goals:

  1. Power, Strength, Hypertrophy, Conditioning

  2. Fighter Pull Up Program: Month 2. Using July’s Pull Up maximum, continue training the Fighter Pull Up Program to achieve Pull Up mastery.

Resiliency Training:

  1. BOMBPROOF

    1. Resiliency: Scapular Strength, Bulgarian Split Squat, Get Up (As Needed)

  2. The Long Stretch

    1. High Priority Mobility: Upper & Lower

    2. High Efficiency Stretching: Upper, Midsection, Lower

Nutrition:

  1. Preferred Method 2: Standard - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner + PWO Meal

Double Kettlebell Loading

Consider StrengthAxis Program Design. This is sustainable and complete double kettlebell strength & conditioning.

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