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Kettlebell Complexes Made Simple: Awesome kettlebell complexes to keep your training fun and exciting.
If you're looking for carefully selected kettlebell exercises to incorporate in your strength, flexibility, cardio, and mobility workouts then this is your book! These kettlebell complexes will help you get strong and lose fat.
The book comes with detailed descriptions, photos, and even links to videos so you can watch the kettlebell exercises in action. There is also a link to join our private group in which the information/contents of this book can be discussed with the author and other Cavemantrainers.
Because there is so much more to the kettlebell than just kettlebell swings, farmer walks, deadlifts, and shoulder presses.
Kettlebell exercises strung together as a complex for goals
kettlebell complexes for cardio
kettlebell complexes for mass
kettlebell complexes for fat loss
kettlebell complexes for strength
A kettlebell complex is a series of kettlebell exercises strung together intelligently so they can be performed from one into the other without rest or having to stop in between. Kettlebell complexes are popular in CrossFit, at-home workouts, or in the kettlebell training community, and anytime when wanting a kettlebell compound workout. A kettlebell complex can be performed with a single or double kettlebell.
The benefits of a kettlebell complex are that you’re usually working the full-body in a very dynamic way with compound exercises. This means that more joints are incorporated and more muscle groups are recruited. A huge plus.
Kettlebell complexes are also known as flows and combos, although combos are usually designed with 2 to 3 exercises and complexes with many. The meaning of consisting of many different and connected parts.
Last but not least, kettlebell complexes are great to include in kettlebell conditioning circuits or kettlebell workouts for conditioning.
The book comes with detailed descriptions, photos, and even links to videos so you can watch the kettlebell exercises in action. There is also a link to join our private group in which the information/contents of this book can be discussed with the author and other Cavemantrainers.
Because there is so much more to the kettlebell than just kettlebell swings, farmer walks, deadlifts, and shoulder presses.
Kettlebell exercises strung together as a complex for goals
kettlebell complexes for cardio
kettlebell complexes for mass
kettlebell complexes for fat loss
kettlebell complexes for strength
A kettlebell complex is a series of kettlebell exercises strung together intelligently so they can be performed from one into the other without rest or having to stop in between. Kettlebell complexes are popular in CrossFit, at-home workouts, or in the kettlebell training community, and anytime when wanting a kettlebell compound workout. A kettlebell complex can be performed with a single or double kettlebell.
The benefits of a kettlebell complex are that you’re usually working the full-body in a very dynamic way with compound exercises. This means that more joints are incorporated and more muscle groups are recruited. A huge plus.
Kettlebell complexes are also known as flows and combos, although combos are usually designed with 2 to 3 exercises and complexes with many. The meaning of consisting of many different and connected parts.
Last but not least, kettlebell complexes are great to include in kettlebell conditioning circuits or kettlebell workouts for conditioning.
213 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 28, 2020
About the author
Taco Fleur
72 books3 followersTaco Fleur is the creator of KETTLEBELL MONSTER, the complete kettlebell ecosystem to learn, train, master, and connect, released January 2, 2023. He founded Cavemantraining in 2009 and IKU, International Kettlebell University, and is the author of more than 40 kettlebell books, including the Kettlebell Exercise Encyclopedia and the Master Kettlebell series.
Born in Amsterdam in 1973, he joined the Air Force at sixteen and left the Netherlands at nineteen. In the more than three decades since, he has lived and trained in nine countries: the Netherlands, Spain, Australia, Vietnam, Thailand, Italy, Tanzania, Albania, and Greece. He has traveled, trained and hosted kettlebell workshops and certifications in many more, among them Bali, Singapore, Germany and Sri Lanka. He started as a programmer, writing code for banks and governments. In 2004 he founded Executive Results in Brisbane, filled the gym with kettlebells and picked up his first, sixteen kilograms. In 2009 he opened The Tough Spot in Brisbane, followed by a second location in Albion, and around 2014 Gym Elite in Danang, Vietnam. Most people pick up a kettlebell and learn the swing. He picked up a kettlebell and started taking it apart, not the bell, but the movement. That analytical instinct became the foundation of everything he teaches. Every exercise broken into steps.
He obtained certifications from both sides of the kettlebell world, because the kettlebell does not care what school you came from: StrongFirst SFG2, IKFF Certified Teacher, Russian Girevoy Sport Institute Level 1, IKSFA Kettlebell Coach (ACE approved), HardstyleFit Level 1 Instructor, Kettlebells Level 2 Trainer, Kettlebell Science and Application, and Kettlebell Sport Rank 1. He also obtained the CrossFit Level 1 Trainer certification. He has written for BoxRox and was featured in four issues of Iron Man magazine, Japanese edition, around 2015. He has taught more than 26,000 students online, and his YouTube channel Cavemantraining, started in 2008, has close to 70,000 subscribers and more than 7 million views.
His own numbers, in the kettlebell and outside it: a 36kg strict press for 5 reps, a double 32kg strict press, a 36kg Hardstyle snatch, the StrongFirst snatch test completed twice, 200 unbroken swings with 28kg, one hour of unbroken clean and jerk with 16kg, 45 minutes of unbroken clean and jerk with 20kg, 532 unbroken snatches, 1,501 swings with 28kg in a single session, 11,111 swings with 28kg in 28 days, a 40kg windmill, 100 Turkish get-ups with 20kg in one session, a 160kg deadlift and an 85kg Olympic squat snatch. He took part in the 100k Bribie Island Multi-Sport race (2006), the Hells Bells 24-hour adventure race (2007) and Tough Mudder (2010), and won gold and silver medals in BJJ tournaments (2011).
He teaches the why first, in plain language, with the research behind it. Most teachers are Hardstyle or Sportstyle; he covers both and everything in between. His books are the same.
"Stop making excuses, commit to it, and take a small step. Those small steps will become part of your life as long as you repeat them. Then they will become bigger steps, and then it will just become a lifestyle, and you will love it. Pick up a kettlebell and just do one thing with it."
Born in Amsterdam in 1973, he joined the Air Force at sixteen and left the Netherlands at nineteen. In the more than three decades since, he has lived and trained in nine countries: the Netherlands, Spain, Australia, Vietnam, Thailand, Italy, Tanzania, Albania, and Greece. He has traveled, trained and hosted kettlebell workshops and certifications in many more, among them Bali, Singapore, Germany and Sri Lanka. He started as a programmer, writing code for banks and governments. In 2004 he founded Executive Results in Brisbane, filled the gym with kettlebells and picked up his first, sixteen kilograms. In 2009 he opened The Tough Spot in Brisbane, followed by a second location in Albion, and around 2014 Gym Elite in Danang, Vietnam. Most people pick up a kettlebell and learn the swing. He picked up a kettlebell and started taking it apart, not the bell, but the movement. That analytical instinct became the foundation of everything he teaches. Every exercise broken into steps.
He obtained certifications from both sides of the kettlebell world, because the kettlebell does not care what school you came from: StrongFirst SFG2, IKFF Certified Teacher, Russian Girevoy Sport Institute Level 1, IKSFA Kettlebell Coach (ACE approved), HardstyleFit Level 1 Instructor, Kettlebells Level 2 Trainer, Kettlebell Science and Application, and Kettlebell Sport Rank 1. He also obtained the CrossFit Level 1 Trainer certification. He has written for BoxRox and was featured in four issues of Iron Man magazine, Japanese edition, around 2015. He has taught more than 26,000 students online, and his YouTube channel Cavemantraining, started in 2008, has close to 70,000 subscribers and more than 7 million views.
His own numbers, in the kettlebell and outside it: a 36kg strict press for 5 reps, a double 32kg strict press, a 36kg Hardstyle snatch, the StrongFirst snatch test completed twice, 200 unbroken swings with 28kg, one hour of unbroken clean and jerk with 16kg, 45 minutes of unbroken clean and jerk with 20kg, 532 unbroken snatches, 1,501 swings with 28kg in a single session, 11,111 swings with 28kg in 28 days, a 40kg windmill, 100 Turkish get-ups with 20kg in one session, a 160kg deadlift and an 85kg Olympic squat snatch. He took part in the 100k Bribie Island Multi-Sport race (2006), the Hells Bells 24-hour adventure race (2007) and Tough Mudder (2010), and won gold and silver medals in BJJ tournaments (2011).
He teaches the why first, in plain language, with the research behind it. Most teachers are Hardstyle or Sportstyle; he covers both and everything in between. His books are the same.
"Stop making excuses, commit to it, and take a small step. Those small steps will become part of your life as long as you repeat them. Then they will become bigger steps, and then it will just become a lifestyle, and you will love it. Pick up a kettlebell and just do one thing with it."
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