Mahler's Kettlebell Solution for Size and Strength

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Mahler's Aggressive Strength
  • Master this easy guide to maximizing size and strength
  • Learn how kettle bells can change your view on working out and weight training
  • Achieve your goals easily and effectively through the use of kettle bells!

By doing the right exercises with the correct kettle bells you can actually see results in strength and size. I started training with kettle bells over three years ago and was always interested in lifting heavy kettle bells for strength and power. Doing tons of reps with light kettle bells never appealed to me. While my goal was not to get bigger, it happened as a side effect of hard training with heavy kettle bells.

While I am not giving any of the Venice Beach Bodybuilders any competition (not one of my goals and I doubt that it is one of yours), I have shown clearly that you can build a strong, muscular, and flexible physique by working with kettle bells. When I first started lifting kettle bells, I could barely press two 70lb kettle bells three times. Now, I can press two 88lb kettle bells five times at a body weight of 195lbs. This video will show you step-by-step instructions how to get there!

For the past three years kettle bells have been my main source of weight training. This video will show you how to get much stronger with kettle bells and build a muscular physique as well. Even if you don't care about getting bigger, all of the techniques in this video (there are tons of them) will show you how to at least maximize strength.

Product Information:

Media TypeVideo
Number of Programs4
FormatMP4

Programs:

Program Title Duration
Mahler's Kettlebell Solution for Size and Strength - Introduction 02:14
Mahler's Kettlebell Solution for Size and Strength - Primary Exercises 1:01:59
Mahler's Kettlebell Solution for Size and Strength - Secondary Exercises 20:14
Mahler's Kettlebell Solution for Size and Strength - Final Comments 05:00
Total Time 1:29:27