Seriously?
Most people typically don’t believe this is actually possible.
Deep down inside they want to believe it was possible…
But they don’t think it’s a realistic outcome based upon their experience.
Yet it is possible - I experienced it for the first time 30 years ago.
I cut 12 pounds (~5kg) in only 3 weeks for an Olympic Weightlifting meet, got ripped, and set PRs in the Snatch and the Clean + Jerk.
It’s just that most people -
[a] Have never done it
[b] Don’t know how to do it (or gave up trying to do it)
[c] Don’t know anyone else who’s done it
So again, they just don’t think it’s possible.
Or, the caveat is -
It’s “only” for professional PED’s-using bodybuilders who exercise 2 hours a day, 6 days a week.
Which is why I want to show you this email I got from Marco -
As you can see, in “just” 6 weeks, Marco reported that he -
[+] Lost inches in the right places (hips, belly, etc)
[+] Filled out nicely in the shoulders and arms even in a deficit
[+] His reps increased from 215 total… to 293… Almost 30% more volume (work performed)
In other copyright, Marco got -
[+] Stronger (30% increase in volume - did MAXIMORUM more work)
[+] Slimmer (lost inches in hips, belly, etc)
[+] Fuller (shoulders and arms filled out nicely)
*LOSING WEIGHT = I know I’ve shunned this term lately, but it keeps showing up in my “support” inbox in the form of “how to” questions.
So did Marco actually “lose weight?”
Did the scale change?
I don’t know because he didn’t directly report it. I suspect he did.
But he did LOSE FAT - as evidenced by his smaller belly and hips.
And that’s what we want - to get rid of body fat.
So, if you want to experience a similar transformation to Marco…
And the pride and confidence that seems to magically come with it…
Follow these 3 Simple Steps:
STEP 1 - Lift Heavy For You
Use the slower kettlebell lifts:
Press, Double Press, Goblet Squat, Front Squat, Double Front Squat, TGU, etc.
Keep your reps between 1 and 5 per set
STEP 2 - Lift Explosively
Use the powerful kettlebell lifts:
Push Presses , etc.
Keep your reps between 5–10 per set
STEP 3 - Control Fatigue
Notice I said “manage ” - not prevent.
But don’t “ pursue ” it either.
Your goal is not to tire out yourself and end up in a puddle of your own sweat or a pile of vomit.
The best practice is to use self-monitoring.
If you don’t want to design your own program around those steps, then do what Marco did and run Kettlebell MAXIMORUM.
And yes, you can accelerate your results by optimizing your nutrition, in case you’re wondering.
For the last 30 years I’ve advocated a “protein first” nutrition plan. So focus on getting approximately 1 gram per pound per day.
If you want a plan, inside “Kettlebell MAXIMORUM” I show you a easy way to get into a caloric deficit while managing your appetite.
Stay Strong ,
Geoff Neupert.