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The Whole Week

One bell, two runs, nothing held back · 4 training days · 3 rest

Four sessions on one bell: three bell days of 20–30 minutes, plus a long easy Saturday you can walk. Friday holds the new move.

How to run this week

Do the sessions on whatever days fit your schedule — the day names are an order, not a timetable. The only things to keep to:

  • One bell a session. When a move gets easy, add reps before you add weight.
  • Got a lighter bell? The warm-ups are its whole job. Only one — halo it empty.
  • Never two bell days back to back. A rest day between them, always.
  • One round is every block once through — not all your rounds of Block A first.
  • Short on time: cut the finisher, keep the main work, never skip the warm-up.
  • Losing a session: drop Saturday's run before you drop a bell day.

Day 01 of 07

~19 min

MondayStrength + intervals

3 rounds. Short on the bell, then intervals. Finisher stays upper-body: the run is next.

Warm-up

2 rounds · about four minutes

  • Kettlebell Halo

    Orbit tight, elbows tucked.

    5 reps

    each direction

  • World's Greatest Stretch

    Sink in, then let your chest follow your hand round.

    4 reps

    each side

Block A — the explosive end

  • Two-Hand Kettlebell Swing

    The hips throw it, the arms hold on. Don't lean back.

    Watch

    20 reps

  • Push-Up

    One line, ear to heel. Knees down before it breaks.

    Watch

    16 reps

Block B — the slow end

  • Legs Raises

    Low back glued down. Bend the knees if it lifts.

    20 reps

  • Goblet Squat

    Elbows inside the knees. Chest tall coming up.

    Watch

    12 reps

Finisher

2 rounds · 45s between rounds

  • Step Tricep Dip

    Elbows straight back, not flared. Bend the knees to lighten it.

    10 reps

  • Plank

    Squeeze everything. Hips sag, the set is over.

    45s

Triceps and middle. Neither touches your legs, and the run is next.

Run

~20 min

A few hours after the bells if your day allows it, straight after if it doesn't. Interval run: easy five-minute jog, then 5 rounds of 1 minute hard and 2 minutes easy, then jog it out. Hard means you couldn't say more than a word or two.

Day 02 of 07

Rest

Tuesday

Rest. A walk is welcome, nothing structured.

Day 03 of 07

~19 min

WednesdayPush, shoulders & core

3 rounds. Everything that pushes, and the middle that holds still while it does.

Warm-up

2 rounds

  • Kettlebell Halo

    Knees down, ribs down.

    5 reps

    each direction

  • Squat Hold

    Sit and breathe. Heels down if they'll go.

    20s

Block A — overhead and off the floor

  • Push Press

    Legs start it, the arm finishes. A rep stalls, stop the set.

    Watch

    10 reps

    each arm

  • Kettlebell Deadlift

    Push the floor away. The set ends the moment your back rounds.

    Watch

    16 reps

Block B — chest and middle

  • Decline Push-Up

    Feet up on a step. Start low.

    Watch

    15 reps

  • Legs Raises

    Low back glued down. Bend the knees if it lifts.

    20 reps

Finisher

2 rounds · 45s between rounds

  • Mountain Climbers

    Knees driving, hips low, hands quiet. Speed — this isn't a crawl.

    Watch

    40s

  • Side Plank

    Shoulders and hips stacked. Hold the line, don't hunt for it.

    30s

    each side

Fast, then completely still. The two things the blocks left out.

Day 04 of 07

Rest

Thursday

Rest. Doing nothing is part of the plan.

Day 05 of 07

~18 min

FridayFull-body bell

3 rounds. The longest session, and it holds the new move. Slow for Block B.

Warm-up

2 rounds

  • Kettlebell Halo

    Elbows tucked, orbit tight.

    5 reps

    each direction

  • Cossack Squat

    Sit over one leg. As deep as you own, no deeper.

    4 reps

    each side

Block A — the pull and the push

  • High Pull to Pivot

    Elbow leads high and wide. Never above the collarbone.

    Watch

    5 reps

    each side

  • Diamond Push-Up

    Hands together, elbows on your ribs. Knees down before the hips sag.

    16 reps

Block B — the new one

  • Halo LungeNew

    halo the bell as you step back. Clumsy is the point.

    5 reps

    each side

  • Swing-Clean-Press ChainNew

    one chain, no pause for the bell to go dead.

    5 reps

    each side

Finisher

2 rounds · 60s between rounds

  • Farmer March

    Knee to hip height. Hand opening? Set it down, finish the time.

    30s

    each side

  • Squat Hold

    Sit and breathe. Cool-down, not another set.

    45s

Grip and legs — the two things the bell borrowed all session.

Day 06 of 07

~40 min

SaturdayLong run or walk

One long slow effort, and the session most people rush. Steady the whole way.

Run

30–40 min, easy

Long steady run or a brisk walk, conversational the whole way: if you can't finish a sentence, you're going too hard. Walk the hills. If you have never gone this long on your feet, walk half and run the rest — that still counts, and it is the safer way in.

Finisher

1 round · no rush

  • Cossack Squat

    5 reps

    each side

  • Squat Hold

    45s

Mobility, not training — the one finisher in the week that isn't meant to empty anything.

Day 07 of 07

Rest

Sunday

Rest. That's the week, and every week is shaped like it.

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