I Carried Heavy Kettlebells Every Day for 30 Days STRAIGHT!

This was inspired by @CoachMANdler He's got some great workouts.
I was looking for something to kick me into gear again. I needed a consistent daily grind to get me into something physcial that would help me mentally as well as emotionally. IT WORKED ALL OF THE ABOVE. I loved this challenge. There were days I did not want to do it. The weather was not always great. NOTHING IS ALWAYS IDEAL. This is why I love this kind of effort. I challenge you to do this workout or something like it.

This is your moment of CHOICE.

LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR HOW I CAN HELP.

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🎯 Mental and Emotional Benefits of Challenge 🎯

Mental resilience – Increases ability to handle pressure.
Stress relief – Reduces tension and promotes calm.
Focus boost – Enhances concentration and awareness.
Confidence growth – Strengthens belief in yourself.
Emotional stability – Improves mood and balance.
Patience building – Develops long-term commitment.
Self-discipline – Boosts impulse control and consistency.
Determination increase – Fuels persistence and grit.
Grit development – Builds perseverance through discomfort.
Mood enhancement – Elevates happiness and reduces anxiety.

🎯 Physical Benefits 🎯

Strength gain – Increases overall muscular power and endurance.
Grip improvement – Enhances hand and forearm strength for better control.
Core stability – Develops a stronger and more resilient midsection.
Posture correction – Aligns the body and improves spinal health.
Joint health – Reinforces stability and mobility around joints.
Endurance boost – Expands cardiovascular and muscular stamina.
Balance refinement – Sharpens coordination and body control.
Fat loss – Promotes calorie burn and lean muscle development.
Bone density – Strengthens bones through consistent load-bearing activity.
Functional fitness – Builds practical strength for daily movements and tasks.
SLEEP BETTER!

~Rules of Challenge~
-Rotate weights each day (I went up then down from 35-44-53 and did 71 lb on final day using kettlebells. You can use dumbells as well.
-Keep rest intervals between sets of failure to 30 to 45 seconds
-Choose either distance traveled or number of sets you will do daily

Products Used that I purchased:

I have a mix of kettlebells but recently have enjoyed these.
Great pricing and they feel good in the hands.

The Hollyand Mark 2 mic I am using. LOVE IT.

Handheld tripod for filming I use.

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[petemcelroy]

Your neighbors need to come out and try to lift one of those to experience the hell you’re putting yourself through. Very impressive and slightly psycho!

[andrewb.]

Nice job, man! Try using less weight so that you can straighten your back and shoulders. Use one bell at a time so that you can strengthen the whole upper body evenly. When you use two they counter balance each other out and force you to engage your lats and traps.