This is cool... there's finally an adjustable hardstyle kettlebell on the market. While I prefer the competition style kettlebell design, this could be perfect for someone who prefers the old school, hardstyle kettlebell as it solves the problem of handle sizes changing as you move up in weight. The handle geometry also seems to be on par with the typical competition style kettlebells. I'm not in the market, but there might be a few who are interested. https://www.eryxfitness.com/en/product/adjustable-kettlebell/

still recovering from the cough that hit me, but i could not wait any longer to get back. took this one slow. worked with 20/24kg, or 24/28kg.

The final Kumite of the year is here! 17 contestants have qualified for the ultimate challenge. Because this time you are not competing against just anyone! Oh no! This time you are up against the final boss! The only one it is truly worth competing against: Yourself! For the month of November your task is to do better than you did before. Your benchmark is the individual score you have achieved doing 5 minutes of Clean & Press in the last Kumite or in preparation for this one. Your job is simple: Beat your own score! Here are the rules: Do 5 minutes of Clean & Press with a single KB. You can do Strict Press, Push Press or Jerk. You may switch hands and put the KB down as many times as you need or want to during an attempt. Time does not stop when you take a break. You cannot switch weights during an attempt. Your final score will be the percentage rate by which you've improved relative to your initial performance plus a kicker. I.e. new score (weight x reps) divided by benchmark score multiplied with 100. Now here comes the kicker: You may post as many videos as you like of attempts that at least meet your benchmark score (no videos below that!). Post with weight used, reps achieved and number of attempt. For every such video you unlock a multiplier that gets applied to your best effort: 1. video: high score * 1 2. video: high score * 1.1 3. video: high score * 1.2 4. video: high score * 1.3 5. video: high score * 1.4 6. video: high score * 1.5 7. video: high score * 1.6 8. video: high score * 1.7 9. video: high score * 1.8 10. video: high score * 2!!! Example: Gregory has done 100 reps with 24kg in the last Kumite. His benchmark is 100 * 24 = 2400 points. Over the course of November he improves his performance and achieves 110 reps with 24kg scoring him 110 * 24 = 2640 points. His improvement score is 2640 / 2400 * 100 = 110, meaning he has improved by 10%. But he has posted 7 eligible videos, so his final score actually is: 2640 / 2400 * 100 * 1.6 = 176

Jingle Bells rock! After making the advent calendar for my grandma earlier today, I decided to keep the hat on and do another pyramid. This time with more squats. Managed 6 levels!!! 26kg KB Levels: 1-2-3-4-5-6-5-4-3-2-1 Exercises per level: Row L, Deadlift L, Body Weight Squat Row R, Deadlift R, Body Weight Squat All in all took roughly 13 minutes to complete.

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