2 Handed Swing 0:25 Hand to Hand Swing 0:28 The Clean 0:34 The Snatch 0:44 The Press 0:53 The Turkish Get Up 1:06 The Squat 1:27

That was short and to the point. Just right. More like this please

@timmyhassett

4 жыл бұрын

@Sonny Dins yeah. You're right. I watched more of them. 👍

@numbat0072

3 жыл бұрын

yes , often these workout vids babble on with useless info / crap 4ever !

Just bought the kettlebell and omg the workout variation you can do with them is amazing!!!

Mark I really want to thank you for these videos you've made. I purchased kettlebells around 2 months ago and your videos have helped me a lot. Please keep it up and many thanks again!

Dear Mark Wildman Thank you for all the information you share.I have learned so many things about clubs and kettlebells. I now can perform most off the exercises correctly,and that feels good. Thanks to you.

Thank you Mr. Wildman. Your kettlebell instructional videos are the best I've seen on youtube. Short, to the point with all relevant information along with enough demonstration to put the point across well.

I love the way you demo your exercises, I am battling with a longstanding glute, injury and am trying to rehabilitate it with a combo of strength and mobility training! You definitely taught me a few tricks thanks for the great content!

Simplicity at it’s finest, thank you!

I love that your videos are straight forward and to the point.

Thank you Mr. Wildman...your videos are excellent. I'm using them to recover from an old rotator cuff injury and to give myself a better quality of life!

I've just introduced myself to kettlebelling and this is exactly what i needed. You're my guru, Mark! Thank you.

Been training with kettlebells for about 6 years, still learning tons from this guy, awesome knowledge.

Great, concise videos. I’m putting together a workout plan and gear purchase, rejigging my workout and home gym post-injury. After checking out other channels this one is now my go to 🙏👍

Ive seen a load of videos of all sorts of people teaching you all sorts of fitness and they bore me to tears and seem up themselves. This fella seems good!

Rewatched this after starting kettlebells last year and imho this is still the best introduction video...period.

Thanks Mark. I am a musician who is becoming stage fit again. At 72 years old and I am returning to training with an 8 kilo bell. It feels pretty good and my general mobility has transformed in just 5 weeks of 20 minutes a day bell and general stretching moves. I am careful not to overdo things, but stay within my limits of comfort and breathing. It's a great piece of kit to take on trips. Your training videos really helped me to understand more about what I am doing. Thank you very much for your work.

@pakoti96

4 жыл бұрын

Wish you to rock that stage well, Bob! I myself am a musician who started slacking on fitness recently. I had a gig recently in the middle of a park, so no car to the stage. Having to carry huge bass amps for 15 minutes straight is a great motivation to pick up kettlebelling :)

@wallflee

4 жыл бұрын

U go, gurl!

@imanoldsouloldsoul9316

4 жыл бұрын

Well done! To further great results take diet seriously. Good multivitamin and enough protein. Get Enough of fruit as well. Real health starts with diet and everything else falls into place.

@positivedennis

4 жыл бұрын

Nice, at 65 I do alternate kettlebell and dumbbell routines 3 times a week

@tomperkins5657

3 жыл бұрын

OMG! I will be 72 in two months and because of COVID I can't use Planet Fitness anymore. Today will be my first KB workout.

As a former RKC devotee, CrossFitter, and weightlifter, thank you for this simple and honest video. Very nice explanation of the benefit of kettlebells as compared to other modalities with clean, precise movement. Kudos!

Thank you so much for the instructions man!!! Since the gym closed down again until the 19th of January and my Kettlebells got in, I know how to keep me busy😁💪🏼

Bought this for my youngest to develop basic form for single hand kettlebell work. kzread.infoUgkxtaDAl93XF8wxJhssTtjIFjzid82wglva It has a nice grip on it, just a little rough so it isn't slippery. I was doing a few rotator cuff exercises to test and worked well for those movements I'd been doing with a regular dumbbell. Cool thing you can do is hold it in your hand for door-knob turns to work the forearm and grip. Note: it's small, almost all handle, but that's what I expected given the weight. Smallest I've worked with before is 15lbs, so it was kind of funny to see the difference 10lbs makes.

Thanks Mark Wildman! I’m Just beginning my journey into Kettlebell workouts. Your information in comprehensive, detailed, accurate, smart... As a long time martial artist, Ving Tsun & Kickboxing/Mo Duk Kwan, an 82nd ABN Veteran, I can appreciate the practicality of your approach. I am 59 years old and working on getting healthy again (unfortunately my health took a turn for the worse/ no biggie, nothing that can’t be improved). The functionality of your methods is very valuable, I find (especially at this stage in my life). I am also a physician (MD, Family Medicine) and am impressed with your level of expertise (kinesiology, etc,...). I sincerely appreciate your efforts to educate those interested. It is quite a service to humanity.

One of the best videos that describes how kettlebells are different from dumbbells/barbells. Winter is coming. My outdoor exercise routine will need become an indoor one. I have been struggling to choose what to invest in. I need something for both cardio and strength training. I have been watching a lot of Kettlebell videos. This one video helped me choose. I have been working out with one 5lb weight and one 10lb weight. I will invest in two 15lbs. Thank you. I subscribed without even watching your other videos. That is how informative and great this one video was.

I am so grateful to you for guiding us in such simple ways 🙏

Mark, I love your training on the kettlebells, especially the "clean". FINALLY training that is clear, precise, and to the point. I am watching everything on your channel and loving it. I would pay for more kettlebell training from you if I could. I feel I am finally making progress with the kettlebell. Thank you!

Short and to the point! I love it.

The topic of using one kettlebell to promote cross-body stabilization was incredibly helpful for me. I have two 25 lb kettlebells and one 35 lb kettlebell. I am doing the basics with the one 35 lb bell and I can tell the difference. Thank you very much Mark.

Thanks for all this info man, just subscribed and I'm now making my way through a lot of your content, I appreciate your way of explaining things and how thorough and measured you are. I'm a few weeks into kettlebell training and your content will really help me and my way of doing things not get hurt haha. Again, thanks.

I have to say my man, you have about the nicest KB press form out there. I constantly see people getting lots of reps starting nowhere near the proper rack position, and going nowhere near the full lockout (even respected trainers like Dan John, just look at his 'perfect workout' video), and when I see them move lots of weight for lots of reps I get tempted to sacrifice my form a bit, but then I watch one of your pressing videos to keep my mind in check. So thanks

Great presentation, up close well demonstrated, so simple and clear

Mark, as always, a highly informative vid that's clear with excellent presentation. Thanks!

didn't realize kettlebells were so versatile! I really appreciate your video's I'm stuck in lockdown in Australia and these workouts help a lot!

I'm glad I watched this. Best demonstration of a Turkish get up that I've seen, and I was finally able to do a set of them after watching this today!

Great info packed into a short time frame, excellent!

This vid is pure GOLD, thank you Mark

The guidance you give is spot on. I would like your thoughts on battle-ropes and how you perceive their value

Great video. Really appreciate this 🙏

I´ve been searching this video everywhere! Thanks!

Still coming back to basics again and again this channel should have a million subscribers

Simple and well explained: amazing!

Love this guy!! Straight to the point!!! LOVE. Love!!

Absolutely essential. Love this stuff man

YES!! Simple, easy to understand and able to set my own pace. Some of the "Beginner Kettlebell" videos replaced waterboarding at Guantanamo.

What a fantastic video. Will be watching more

thank you kind sir. You're a good person for sharing these techniques with us. Greetings from south side of Mexico

@MarkWildman

4 жыл бұрын

greetings to mexico from los angeles

Very nice especially for beginners. Nice tunes as well!

Great video, techniques and tips!

Still come back to these for reference and info thanks dude

Mark Wildman is an excellent speaker and presenter. Brief and right on point.

@MarkWildman

4 жыл бұрын

thank you

Thank you very much for the share

Came here after watching you make Jack Black do kettle bell swings, thanks for the instructional vids I really appreciate it.

Great videos just started watching picked up my first kettle two days again and love it

@teenamcewan3013

2 жыл бұрын

How many sets/reps should we start out with? I'm totally new at this. Thank you & I appreciate any help you give me

Wow thank you for breaking down simple movements

good stuff--started with this video, and this playlist--following Tim Ferris' diet recommendation and pairing it with kettlebells. thanks Mark!

This is probably the best kettlebell intro video I have ever seen. Well done.

to the point, thank you. explanation afterwords is perfect (reason why) I love it perfect!!!

Great summary video!

Found you channel a day ago. Well pretty good stuff. Just basics. I love kettlebells. Thnx!

Wow. That was amazing. Excellent form..., and strength. Wow. I am buying one today....

Great videos... really helped me in with technique and some lock down workouts... be great if you could post advice for HIIT kettlebell routines with variations for upper, lower body and core

Thanks for all your videos, started likeness towards Kettlebell watching your videos. Thanks again for sharing pro tips with us. Love the snacks you suggested in a different video.

@taquinas85

5 жыл бұрын

Keep it simple don't over do it and build up over time. When you lose the form or can't complete the rep that's the time to quit your session. It's okay just rest your muscles and attempt again at a later time, higher reps or more weight or longer duration. May take months or years. But never push beyond your failed form. So many factors can contribute to that, lack of sleep, having alcohol or simply being tired from being over worked. Start back up when you're well rested. If you can't make time for Kettlebells just simply walk to get your heart rate up.

Thanks Mark Wildman! Just beginning my journey into Kettlebell workouts. Your information in comprehensive, detailed, accurate, smart... As a long time martial artist, Ving Tsun & Kickboxing/Mo Duk Kwan and an 82nd ABN Veteran, I can appreciate the practicality of your approach. I am 59 years old and working on getting healthy again. The functionality of your methods is very valuable, I find, especially at this stage in my life.

@MarkWildman

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to be of assistance sir

conscise and clear. thanks coach!

Nice job. Thanks brother.

Thank you Mark!

I've been using a 10litre bottle of water as a kettle/dum Bell since quarantine 😂 bring back the gym. Still gets it done lol thanks Mark

@verbon47

3 жыл бұрын

i dont even miss the gym when i have an kettlebell. all you really need for an good workout is an KB, pullup/dips bar, and maybe an cardio machine. also i JUST got the 12 kg KB and doing cleans with them is HARD AS SHIT. i can easily lift a proper ammount but KB are a whole different ball game tbh

Dope! On point! Thank you!

Thanks, a great video. I like to watch the movement and you are clear. I still have some issues with cleaning the bell, especially on the left side!!! More practice drills I guess. My trainer designs Hellion sets, which I also find really good for the concentration and getting the form.

Found this channel six weeks ago - got myself a bell, started swinging and squatting and pressing and my back pain in GONE!! Thank you Mark for the great information and coaching!!

@jakeblaze7663

3 жыл бұрын

How many heavy was your very first kettlebell?

@nick_stein

Жыл бұрын

Same here mate. Lifting weights is the way to get rid of a lot of types of a specific back pain.

Great video, greetings and respect from Munich, Germany

Thank you for sharing 😊

So integrating this into gym time!

Im gonna start doing these! This was a really good video. Nice to see a guy demonstrate with his shirt on. Subbed!

Great video, and probably the only video on YT, where the trainers leaves his shirt on, thanks for that, too 😀

Damn algorithm been following this guy for 3 years. Didn't realize I needed to go back 7 years crushing it Mark!!!

GOOD. Learned. Thanks.

It has helped to observe that I can do a routine without dressing down. I have the perfect stretch jeans for when I have a long morning or afternoon home studio workout.

Good stuff; thanks!

Great video

Great summary of the main movements. One thing I have struggled with is how to warm up before a kettlebell without.

This is great. An observation; the body pull-up (various planes of motion) feels like a critically important element to add to any routine that focuses on only these 6 KB movements. Especially important in this age of sedantry lifestyles/their negative impact our posture.

thanks alot man!!

Thanks your video's! Compatible with Chen Tai Chi. Don't know how long you've been here but welcome to Denver.

Great info

Thanks Mark 👍🏽

Perfect form

Damn good video. Simple and to the point

Thanks bro💪🙂

thanks sir very useful

This is great-can you do/have you done one for clubs?

Wildman ... what a GREAT name for a Physical Fitness/Athletics Professional

Great explanation. Did you do the breakdown of each of the exercises described?

Thank you

Impressive tutorial

Hey, Mark...how about a video focusing on the press family of movements for the kettlebell?

@Mark you "wildebeast" thanks man for the great instructional and free videos!! I started with only these kettlebell basic movements couple months now since this damned Covid at home...I can say I have had great progress, more progress than in the gym. Stronger and visible progress in just couple months. Off course also trying to eat as clean as I can ....but sometimes I indulge myself :/ But 1 thing I find the Turkish Getup not that Basic, its a bit more complex :P

I think I've watched every one of your videos at least twice now (kettlebell ones a lot more) Really impressed with everything and am now well into establishing a correct and proper routine based on your excellent advice. Being 73 and overweight, it ain't easy, but I am determined to make what is left of my life, a lot better. Thanks for all you do, it is appreciated.

@MarkWildman

4 жыл бұрын

you can definitely improve vastly! i train a 78 year old. and he's massively improving

Thanks🙏🏼🙏🏼

Can you post a list of squat exercises from simple to complex and breakout exercises for specific issues with the squat? And what about the soft style version of these exercises?

👈🏿 always instructive and informative 👌🏿

Dude amazing breakdown with no fat on it, thank you

Great, to the point no bs.