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@missy9211 I was listening to The Platform podcast with Denis Vasilev, his advice for beginners was 1, get the technique, 2, make the 10 minute set, 3, work on your numbers / ranking. Even if you can build your 12kg sets, time and reps per minute, this will make the jump to a heavier bell...

@michaelgre2021 This is awesome. Have you always worked out? I only started when I hit 40, and have lost about 6-7kg of fat and gained about 7-8kg of muscle mass. Still a bit of a dad bod, but stronger and fitter than ever. Heavier weights, good form, and dialling in recovery make all the...

@heart2soul I'm in Tasmania, if you're down, let me know. Probably hit up Antoni or Alessandro depending on where you are in Sydney.

@heart2soul Well let me know when you are in Aus and we can maybe train together! There are a bunch of gyms I can put you in touch with around the country.

@mojo487 Totally. I'm still getting wise to this, when to know to step back a bit or change tack. But as long as you're consistent, you really don't lose any "gains" if you take it easy for a week or even a month, you can still progress in other areas, and circle back to the earlier goal.

@heart2soul Consistency is key and having evolving goals all help. A coach can help too. And being ok with plateaus and knowing when you need to change things up a bit. I'm a couple of years away from 50, but looking at some decent goals to work towards. And really happy with kettlebells as the...

@premier3092 Is that a polite way of saying "a sweaty mess, lying on the floor in a cloud of chalk, sucking for air, cursing my coach but still happy to be alive"?