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  • I recieved some more plates and made a simple plate storage unit last week.
    Training wise I’m doing Starting Strength but I added chin/pullups straight away because I really like doing them 😅 (and some bicep/tricep work ‘cause vain...)

    Edit; Oh, and started making a simple bench at work today. Reclaimed oak top and steel legs.

  • This is brilliant. Very jealous.

    We have just gone into tier 4 so gyms close from friday. Any suggestions for a lockdown programme when all I have is a 20kg kettlebell and a pull up bar?

    I was thinking something like 5 x 10 pull ups, 3 x 10 air squats, 3 x 10 KB squats and maybe KB clean and press.

    Will throw in half a n hour on the turbo the days I dont do the above.

    Just pulled that out of thin air so any improvements or suggestions gratefully received.

  • A few of my favorites with that equipment are:

    • One arm row
    • Snatches
    • Push-ups
    • Turkish getups
    • Regular kettlebell swings
    • Hanging knee raise

    I’d also suggest variations of those you suggested, like close grip underhand pull-ups (for more biceps) and wide grip for more lats.

    For some structure, try to do one push, one pull and one leg. You can do that in a superset. Then do 1-2 of those and some core work (like one of the last 3 suggestions).

  • 5 x 10 pulls ups are surely harder than 3 x 10 squats and 3 x 10 KB squats?

    I've found combining pullups and kettlebells really hard on my forearms and grip strength.

    3 x 10 pull ups, 3 x 20 KB squats, 3 x 20 KB swings + clean and presses?

    If you have only one weight kettlebell, you'll have to increase sets/reps as you get stronger.

  • All of the above, maybe do some single leg stuff to add imbalance and to make the exercises harder? KB lunges, KB single leg squats etc

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