How’s the soreness level from this kinda work? Seems to be a lot of ballistic stuff which tends to either 1) not make me sore at all; or 2) render me unable to walk the next day.
Right after workouts with lots of heavy swings I feel LOT OF soreness in my forearms and sometimes in upper back. Next day I feel alright. Even when I tried to do few days of 500 swings (from Dan Johns 10000 swings program) with 24 kg kettlebell I felt pretty good next day. Maybe this is because it’s hard to do lot of harm to my muscles at my strength level I’m 178cm/72kg with 130 kg x 1 deadlift and 80 kg x 1 bench press.
KB OHP
24 kg x 3-2-1 x 8 ladders with no rest (3 reps left hand - switch - 3 reps right hand - switch - 2 reps left hand etc until 1 rep each hand then rest) (48 reps total)
Tied two kettlebells together and tested 40 kg push press, got one ugly rep for right hand and zero for left. Will not do this again at current strength level.
KB OHP
24 kg x 4-3-2-1 x 3 ladders with no rest (30 reps total)
Single leg squats
16 kg x 5 sets x 5 reps
Damn that was heavy, especially for right leg (somehow it’s weaker than left), probably need to make it easier next time
Looked at kettlebell press standards from Ivan Denisov’s sport organization. With 24 kg kettlebell I need to do for 3’d rank 40 presses, for 2’d 56, for 1’st 67. Unlimited amount of hand switches, 5 minutes set, your upper body can do anything, just legs must be straight while you perform press movement.
I decided to test presses amount in 5 minutes (for actual comparison with rank table) and in 10 minutes (for myself). In 5 minutes I did 54 presses total for both hands, and in 10 minutes 83. Was switching hands after every third rep.
Also tested so called army snatches (when you can do unlimited amount of hand switches) with 24 kg, they sucked, did 25 per hand or 50 total, was switching hands after every fifth rep. For 3’d rank I need to do 105. From the other hand, I didn’t trained snatches so not that big deal.
Completed workout with 40 kg swings, 10 sets x 10 reps.