dave d asked:


I’ve been using a 16 kg kettlebell for about 6 weeks now, alongside daily swimming and exercise bike sessions. I’ve lost 11 lbs, feel healthier, fitter, and can feel a real difference in strength in my upper body already. What I’m wanting to do now though is bulk-up quite a bit, especially in my shoulders, chest and arms. If I move up to a 24kg kettlebell will I be able to develop a noticeably bulky muscle mass over the next year if I train hard 3 times a week? Is this weight heavy enough to do this?

Mark
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Comments

Pumpin on 20 June, 2010 at 12:24 am #

The 24kg kettlebell progressive overload is the gym bulkeat big be big be big be big lift big be big lift big lift big lift big lift big lift big be big be big be big be big lift big be big be big be.