u/Open_Dig5278

People with specific goals outside of kettlebells - how do you structure your approach to fitness?

Hey guys, just wanted some thoughts on goal-setting and basically what the title says.

I have various calisthenics goals (front lever, adv. tuck planche, slow bar muscle up), which are things I'm on the way to working towards and are my most important "I have now achieved this" goals.

However, when I ask "what type of fitness is really important", the answer is definitely rooted in kettlebells (building work capacity, longevity, mobility, metabolic-conditioning etc.). I see kettlebell training as invaluable for those things, it's just that I don't have those same specific goals driving me (e.g., I'd rather be able to say "I can do a front lever" vs. "I can press X kg").

Is anyone else in this sort of position, either with calisthenics or something else (running, swimming etc)? If so, how do you structure your week to incorporate kettlebells alongside your main goals elsewhere, and what kettlebell workouts do you end up doing?

For reference, I'm currently thinking of something similar to below, with all sessions being "full body" and the general mindset of "raise your ceiling with calisthenics, raise your floor with kettlebells". Mon/Sun are difficult timewise my end, hence the two back-to-back sessions:

- Mon: rest
- Tue: calisthenics
- Wed: kettlebells
- Thu: rest
- Fri: calisthenics
- Sat: kettlebells
- Sun: rest

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u/Open_Dig5278 — 1 day ago

Is this a reference to APWD?

Came up randomly on my Spotify. Crazy coincidence, even has what looks to be the album title on the RHS

u/Open_Dig5278 — 4 days ago

I am so so glad they didn't release half the album as singles before the actual album drop

I've just finished my first listen through and it's SO refreshing to have experienced an album with pretty much everything new to my ears.

So many artists (in my opinion) ruin that "fresh album dropped" feeling by releasing so much in advance (Vianova), that you've pretty much heard the album already by the time it "comes out".

So cheers Periphery, maybe I'm in the minority but I really wish everyone else did album releases like this - short notice, only one or two singles, and most importantly some solid fucking music.

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u/Open_Dig5278 — 7 days ago