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Kettlebell Complex Flow Using Over 600 Muscles

By Greg Brookes

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Kettlebell Complex Flow

Today’s workout is for all those Kettlebell Fans out there.

This Kettlebell Complex takes just 4 exercises and puts them together into a nice flow.

The beauty of Kettlebell Training is the ability to take an exercise and then seamlessly move into another exercise without having to put the kettlebell down. Using this flowing style of workout ensures that you keep your heart rate elevated while hitting all the muscles of the body.

The following workout is demanding and very cardiovascular. You could use it as part of your Cardio training program rather than traditional running methods.

Ensure you have a base level of Kettlebell Skill before attempting this Workout.


The Warm Up

Run through the following warm up 2 times. If you find this warm up too difficult then the warm up is your workout and you should not proceed on to the following workout.

All exercises are performed with bodyweight only except the Turkish Get Up.

  • 10 x Yoga Squats
  • 10 x Single Leg Forward Reaches (each leg)
  • 3 x Turkish Get Ups
  • Repeat Once more

The Kettlebell Workout

Complete the following exercises in order, try not to put the Kettlebell down until the whole sequence is finished. Feel the flow!

Finish the exercise on both sides before moving onto the next exercise.

(Click to watch videos of each exercise)

  • Single Arm Swing
  • High Pulls
  • Snatch
  • Clean, Squat & Press
  • Rest for 1 minute and repeat

The Numbers

Start by getting used to the flow of the exercises, don’t worry about times and repetitions at this stage, just practice. When you are comfortable try the following repetitions:

Stage 1

Perform 5 repetitions on each side before moving onto the next exercise. Rest for 1-2 minutes at the end and repeat 1-3 times.

Stage 2

Perform 8 repetitions on each side before moving onto the next exercise. Rest for 1-2 minutes at the end and repeat 2-4 times.

Stage 3

Perform 12 repetitions on each side before moving onto the next exercise. Rest for 1-2 minutes at the end and repeat 2-4 times.

Have fun with this little workout and really get into the flow of the transitions as you move from one exercise to the next.

Quick tip: take a rest at the top of the Snatch if needed!


How Often?

As with all training your recovery will be dependent on your lifestyle, nutrition and occupation. As a guide I would recommend at least 1 days rest between this workout and the next.

If you like this workout then you will enjoy my Kettlebell Workouts website

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  1. Adán says

    April 18, 2022 at 9:54 am

    Hi Greg I usually follow your training schedule thanx buddy ser ya!!!

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Greg Brookes is the founder of GB Personal Training Ltd and KettlebellsWorkouts.com. He has been featured in Men's Health, Women's Fitness, Men's Fitness, and Health & Fitness Magazine, where he wrote a monthly column. He has also been featured in the majority of UK national newspapers. Labelled as "the trainer to the trainers" he delivers seminars and a regular newsletter to help Personal Trainers improve their skills and achieve better results for their clients. Continue reading

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