Kenneth Jay Vo2max Kettlebell Program
The VO2 MAX workout is a killer, but if you are willing to do it regularly, your endurance will improve like nothing else. Body fat will drop off at accelerated rate, and even though this workout is only 40 minutes, it is possible to do it too often (it’s tough).
Ilearned this protocol from Kenneth Jay, the author of the book “Viking Warrior Conditioning,” and I have done it regularly ever since. I have learned a few tips and tricks that will help you to make this protocol survivable, and something that you can add to your arsenal of challenging workouts.
The results showed that this kettlebell swing protocol maintained the subjects’ heart rates at an average of 87% of maximum heart rate, and maintained VO2 at an average of 65% VO2 max. These heart rate and VO2 levels put the workout in the category of “hard exercise” according to the American College of Sports Medicine standards. Kettlebell experience is needed to attend Kenneth Jay’s VO2MAX and Perfecting the Press Workshop. This is an advanced kettlebell workshop and requirements for attendants is. The original Kenneth Jay post on DragonDoor Re: maxVo2 training. I will share with you one of my best advanced protocols for improving VO2max. Okay, here is my new schedule.basically I am combining the 'Enter the Kettlebell' program with Kenneth Jay's 'Viking Warrior Conditioning'. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday will be the ETK program. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday are Goblet Squats and VO2 Max (15:15) training. Viking Warrior Conditioning is an interval based training protocol to increase your Vo2 Max and cardiovascular fitness. By Peter Saturday, August 18, 2012, 07:14 AM It was developed by Russian Kettlebell Coach Kenneth Jay and used as an interval training method with kettlebell swings and snatches.
The beauty of this workout is that you already know how to do ALL the exercises—there’s only ONE!
The Exercise
The Snatch—that’s it! But wait! You most likely have never ever snatched like this before. You will learn that the beauty (and the burden) of it is not the movement or even the weight, it’s the TIMING that will make all the difference.
Less than one percent of all kettlebell trainers have even attempted this level of heart and lung hammering that only the truly brave who are willing to leave their ego at the door can master.
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What You’ll Need
This is what you will need to make this brief, brutal workout work for you:
- Light Kettlebell Men-16kg, Ladies-8-10kg.
- Timer Gymboss or a phone app, as long as it enables you to time BOTH work and rest periods. The timer is CRUCIAL, you simply cannot do it without one.
- Gloves I detest wearing gloves to train with, but torn palms are possible without gloves. Fingerless gloves are preferable. I only use gloves for the VO2Max.
- Portable Fan Unless you live in Siberia, you’re going to want a fan handy.
- Towel & Water You’re going to be sweating quite a bit; stay hydrated and grab a towel.
The VO2 MAX Kettlebell Workout
Start by setting your timer/interval app to beep every 15 seconds.
With the kettlebell in front of you, at the first beep, start snatching with your left hand for 15 seconds. If you are like 99% of the planet, you will get 7 or 8 reps. Some will get 9 reps, but that isn’t important.
What is important is that you get the same number of reps for both hands on EVERY set. Your set lasts 15 seconds, then 15 seconds of rest. Now, the right hand for 7 or 8 reps and then rest 15 seconds. Switch back to the left hand. You keep this up for the pre-selected workout length.
I promise you that if you can get these numbers on your first try then you are a phenomenon. Start with the goal of 40 total sets, 20 on the left and 20 on the right. Slowly add sets as your wind and mental toughness improve.
Originally, this protocol was designed to go for 40 minutes: a total of 80 sets (40 left/40 right).
I went for a year doing it three times a week and at least for me, it was a bit too much. Twice a week works very well with my other training and teaching scheduled commitments.
Tips
Use W.A.R. W.A.R. Generic usb joystick driver. means “within arm’s reach.” The fan should be in front of you within arm’s reach. The towel and the water MUST be very close to you—not even a single step to reach them, you won’t have time for that.
Really, for the duration of this workout there is no need to even move your feet from your snatch position.
Wear as little clothing as you are comfortable with because whatever you are wearing will be totally drenched with sweat at the end of the training session. You may choose to stand on a towel as the ground will also be drenched.
You might think that I am joking, but I can assure you, you are stepping into deep water filled with sharks with this workout.
Conclusion
I can assure you that even if this is done only ONCE a week, you will soon notice great changes in your stamina, and your body fat levels will drop rapidly.
If you choose to try this in a commercial gym, let the owner know in advance that you will clean up the sweat. Make sure to find an area where you won’t be disturbed or questioned as to why your bell goes off every 15 seconds.
You will soon see that nobody else trains this way and it may be puzzling to them, but ignore them–you are teaching your system to recuperate in only 15 seconds, and you are on the fast track to great results.
Kenneth Jay Vo2max Kettlebell Program For Women
I am Mr. Maceman and most of my training is with a Mace, but I still do the VO2MAX every Monday. If you live in Southern California, I would be happy to put you through it with me. Don’t expect me to talk much, I’ll only have 15 seconds to wipe sweat with a towel, and sip some water and then pick up that bell as I hear that beep!
Rik Brown
Viking Warrior Conditioning is a Kettlebell Training protocol developed by
Kenneth Jay Kettlebell
Kenneth Jay Master RKC used to develop VO2max by use of the kettlebell snatch exercise.Kenneth has written an amazing book packed with information about VO2 max kettlebells and his step by step training system to achieve ultimate fitness with the kettlebell.
From Dragondoor
It's not often in the world of physical training that something comes along so special, so unique, and so effective that it causes a paradigm shift in how people train and think about training. Louie Simmons turned the powerlifting world upside down with his inspired reinvention of how to train the powerlift. Pavel did the same thing and more with the Russian Kettlebell Challenge. And now, Master RKC Kenneth Jay has taken the Tsar of the Kettlebell lifts—the kettlebell snatch—and created a method of training so revolutionary that it causes us to rethink everything we thought we knew about cardiovascular training and how to incorporate it into our strength and conditioning programs.
Kenneth has looked at the true meaning of cardiovascular adaptation and configured a kettlebell-training program to elicit that response for real. As I told him when we were discussing the benefits I had derived from this, 'The VO2max training delivers what circuit training only promised: real strength and cardiovascular conditioning in the same package. With NO compromises.'
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My name is Rob Russell and I am currently undertaking this system as part of my kettlebell training.
I will use this blog to track my training, what effects it has and my findings using the Viking Warrior Conditioning training system.