I want to strict press 32kg

[rabbie77]

@hcwewvcw02 I'm a solution friend

 

[hcwewvcw02]

@rabbie77 Thank god for people like you. I love this community

 

[rabbie77]

@hcwewvcw02 I'm just old and experienced. But thanks

 

[ocdgal46]

@rabbie77 wicked smart

 

[sfva]

@hcwewvcw02 It took me a while to go from strict pressing 24s to push-pressing 32kg. Going from 20 to 32 is not that far off from going from 24 to 40 - with the best will in the world, it just wouldn't be possible (at least for my body). The difference is just too great.

Appreciate it's not necessarily what you want to hear, but it's just the nature of the beast that you can't really just skip huge steps in building up weight like that.

 

[jvk1214]

@sfva I respect this opinion but I really feel like it’s limiting. Sure it might take a long time, and you might have to get really creative with your approach - but it is certainly not an impossible task, and you’ll learn a lot about your body and training overall along the way!

 

[sfva]

@jvk1214 Sure, I can see what you mean. I guess I'm just a bit conservative in my approach as it's been a gradual improvement for me, and it's been pretty apparent when I've tried to push it too far and too fast that that's what has lead to injury. But hey, everyone's body is different!

 

[hcwewvcw02]

@sfva I appreciate the feedback would it help to use a two handed close grip strict press of the 32kg as a stepping stone?

 

[sfva]

@hcwewvcw02 I think any stepping stone is better than none, yeah. If you do anything with the 32 with good form on a consistent basis it will make you stronger. But at the end of the day, it does feel a bit like asking "how can I take my 5k time from 40 minutes to 25 minutes" - it's just a massive gap that requires incremental improvement over time, and if the actual tools you have to hand don't allow incremental use then it's tricky.

 

[hcwewvcw02]

@sfva Got you I guess I will do the best I can with what I have and hope I can graduate to push press with the 32s that should be doable

 

[wezo777]

@hcwewvcw02 This sounds like an interesting challenge. It’s definitely possible, and I would love to help you out along the way if you want. I bet we can get you there.

 

[wezo777]

@hcwewvcw02 I sent you a chat. I’ll help any way I can.

 

[faithinhim777]

@hcwewvcw02 I’ve consistently worked with 24s for a long time. My rep totals in a big workout go 50 plus with about 10-15 single set on a good day. I can strict press my 32 for about 2-4 and then I end up push pressing. Hope that helps, not sure what the 20-32 jump would look like.

 

[hcwewvcw02]

@faithinhim777 Thanks for the info I do similar to you. I do 3 warm up sets then 5 working sets of 7-10 reps twice a week
. Do you think there is a formula for calculating max strict press like there is for bench press?

 

[faithinhim777]

@hcwewvcw02 Not sure about that. I’ve noticed some folks are genetically strong pressers and can make leaps. When I was too weak to get a strict rep with the 32, I’m a fan of good form push press or jerk to get a feel for the weight overhead and good control of the bell.

 

[hcwewvcw02]

@faithinhim777 Yeah definitely going to try and get that push press. Why can't I not push press on my right side?

 

[jvk1214]

@hcwewvcw02 This is an interesting question! I’m also interested in pressing the 32, but I also have a 24. I can do a few Turkish getups, cleans, and push presses with the 32, so I would maybe try some of those other exercises. Really, I think you just have to start getting really comfortable with the 32. Do what you can with it, up the volume, and I think you could get there. Get creative!

 

[hcwewvcw02]

@jvk1214 Thanks for the info. I can do two handed seated press of the 32kg for 5 reps for 5 sets . I guess the next stage would be to get that upto 10 reps.

 

[ingodistilltrust]

@hcwewvcw02 There are videos on YouTube that show you how to add magnets to steel plates so you can add weight to your kettlebells

 

[hcwewvcw02]

@ingodistilltrust I will check it out thanks