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How to know when to move up a kettlebell size?
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1- Moving up a bell size: Typically, I use a 10x5 - 10 sets of 5 - in 20 minutes - as a test to know that a client (or myself) “owns” a KB - especially for a combo lift (two lifts in one - the C+P) or straight up “Grinds” for strength work. 2- Moving to a More “Advanced” Exercise: For example - moving from the 2H Swing to the 1H Swing. I recommend a 10x10 in 15 minutes or less with a 24kg for men, and a 16kg for women. 3- Moving To The Double Lifts: Once you hit the “benchmarks” in the previous two sections, you’re physically ready to move to the double KB lifts. But how much weight do you start with? I recommend a combined total of 33%+ your previous singles training load.