Rugged Kettlebell

Edwin Woods

Coach
Edwin Woods

We don’t exercise, we train. It’s deeper than fitness. Train for purpose, train for preparation, and train for life. This movement is one of the few that will help you achieve that.

Get Up, and Get Strong!

Dive into my world, where I employ specialized tools like kettlebells to elevate your workouts to the next level. By embracing these distinctive tools, you'll experience unique benefits such as:

Kettlebells: Build full body strength and explosive power, while torching calories through dynamic compound movements.

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Simple, Not Easy
Minimal space , a couple pairs of KB's, and a few hours a week; you’ll be good for a long time!
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A Program Created for YOUR Life!
I know you're busy. I know working out may not ALWAYS be the priority. But we're all about eliminating excuses and creating training that you'll actually follow. You just need a few KBs and high effort for a LITTLE WHILE. You will see the results your after if you simply follow the training and put in the effort
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A Plan To Create MOVEMENT
"An ounce of action beats a ton of meditation. Get up and make it Happen." No guesswork, no wondering what to do next, just get yourself moving.
Features
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Access to your coaches
I will hold you accountable and provide the feedback you need to grow
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Programming 3 days per week
Daily strength and conditioning that’s accessible and challenging for athletes of any level or background
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy
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Detailed, expert instruction
No more quesswork. Everything you need is within yourself and on the app. Let's go!
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Quit carrying that little notebook around. This program will push you harder, know you better, and keep you going longer, all through an app.
Equipment
Required
Kettlebells
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 7-week program
Sunday
Week 1 Day 1

Warm Up / Cool Down

A

Kettlebell Flows (Warm Up & Cool Down) Don’t underestimate the value of a good warm-up. By properly preparing your body, you can increase blood flow, optimize movement, and minimize stiffness, leading to better performance in your main workout. Below is a suggested 5-10 minute warm-up routine using a light kettlebell. Feel free to modify it based on your needs and comfort level: KB Lunge Halo - 5/5 reps KB Windmill - 3/3 reps Double KB Front Rack March - 10/10 reps KB Prying Goblet Squat - 5 reps Plank KB Pull Through - 5/5 reps KB Swing - 5 reps KB TGU - 1/1 rep Perform 2 rounds of this warm-up circuit. Remember, the goal of the warm-up is not to exhaust you but to prepare your body for the more intense workout ahead. As such, use a weight that is light enough to let you move freely and with control.

B

Double KB Squat

3 x 4

C1

Single KB Swing

3 x 5

C2

KB TGU

3 x 1

D

Double KB Snatch + Press

5 x 8

Optional - Cool Down

E

Stretch the areas that you feel are tight and stiff. If no tightness or stiffness, a general 5-minute walk would be a great choice for the cool down.

Tuesday
Week 1 Day 3

Warm Up / Cool Down

A

Kettlebell Flows (Warm Up & Cool Down) Don’t underestimate the value of a good warm-up. By properly preparing your body, you can increase blood flow, optimize movement, and minimize stiffness, leading to better performance in your main workout. Below is a suggested 5-10 minute warm-up routine using a light kettlebell. Feel free to modify it based on your needs and comfort level: KB Lunge Halo - 5/5 reps KB Windmill - 3/3 reps Double KB Front Rack March - 10/10 reps KB Prying Goblet Squat - 5 reps Plank KB Pull Through - 5/5 reps KB Swing - 5 reps KB TGU - 1/1 rep Perform 2 rounds of this warm-up circuit. Remember, the goal of the warm-up is not to exhaust you but to prepare your body for the more intense workout ahead. As such, use a weight that is light enough to let you move freely and with control.

B

Double KB Half Snatch

3 x 4

C1

Double KB Reverse Lunges

4 x 6

C2

Double KB Bridge Floor Press

4 x 6

D1

Double KB Swing

5 x 12

D2

Double KB Squat

5 x 10

D3

Double KB Rack March

5 x 60

Optional - Cool Down

E

Stretch the areas that you feel are tight and stiff. If no tightness or stiffness, a general 5-minute walk would be a great choice for the cool down.

Thursday
Week 1 Day 5

Warm Up / Cool Down

A

Kettlebell Flows (Warm Up & Cool Down) Don’t underestimate the value of a good warm-up. By properly preparing your body, you can increase blood flow, optimize movement, and minimize stiffness, leading to better performance in your main workout. Below is a suggested 5-10 minute warm-up routine using a light kettlebell. Feel free to modify it based on your needs and comfort level: KB Lunge Halo - 5/5 reps KB Windmill - 3/3 reps Double KB Front Rack March - 10/10 reps KB Prying Goblet Squat - 5 reps Plank KB Pull Through - 5/5 reps KB Swing - 5 reps KB TGU - 1/1 rep Perform 2 rounds of this warm-up circuit. Remember, the goal of the warm-up is not to exhaust you but to prepare your body for the more intense workout ahead. As such, use a weight that is light enough to let you move freely and with control.

B

Double KB Clean & Push Press

3 x 4

C1

Double KB Squat

5 x 6

C2

Double KB Gorilla Row

5 x 6

D1

Double KB Swing

5 x 10

D2

Double KB Press

5 x 8

D3

KB TGU

5 x 1

Optional - Cool Down

E

Stretch the areas that you feel are tight and stiff. If no tightness or stiffness, a general 5-minute walk would be a great choice for the cool down.

Coach
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I employ specialized tools like kettlebells, sandbags, steel maces, clubs, and Bulgarian bags to elevate your workouts to the next level. By embracing these distinctive tools, you'll experience unique benefits

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It doesn't take a lot! Just commitment

Grab 2 KBs and you can crush this in your living room, driveway, back yard, at the park, in the parking lot at work, wherever. No more excuses, no more explanations, let's go get it together!

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