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07/22/2026

KettlebellXP: Every corner of the kettlebell world in one app. Learn, train, track, coach - and earn KbXP points along the way.

The kettlebell world is a niche with many niches. All other apps just give you workouts.

KettlebellXP is the gateway to deep knowledge of every facet of kettlebell training (hardstyle, sport, juggling, flow, history, competition standards, ranking tables, & more)

Coach Kilo is the first AI designed with kettlebells in mind - get ranks just by asking, learn about training styles and certs, even give Coach Kilo your fitness goal and get a custom program that adapts to your performance each week - so you stay on track and train smart.

Download in the App Store today. (Sign up for 1 free week of full access to Coach Kilo)

P.S. bonus feature…

Want to keep your human coach up to date on your training? Just ask Coach Kilo to email you a full summary and analysis of your training. Coach Kilo will look at all of your posts - lifts, weights, RPE and draft a summary your coach will understand.

07/18/2026

Coach Kilo integrates & simplifies every corner of the kettlebell world.

Download the KettlebellXP app to try a free full week of Coach Kilo!

Get concise explanations on the differences between hardstyle, sport, juggling, FKT, & different programming styles. Have Coach Kilo build you a program for a specific approach or one that blends them all.

👉 24/7 feedback and insights on your training logs!

😃 Easy to understand charts & graphs to see your progress.

🎓 Coach Kilo explains how the main certifications differ in approach & their tests. Post your attempts at the test in the app! Links to the certification orgs are in the app if you want to learn about formal certification.

🥇 Tell Coach Kilo your stats for a lift and he tells you your rank in seconds! (No more clunky PDFs or calculators!)

📲 Try a free week of full Coach Kilo access and let us know what you think! Message us here or just tell Coach Kilo to log feedback.

07/16/2026

KettlebellXP is the “all-in-one” home of the global kettlebell community: competition, coaching, fitness tracking, and connection in one app!

EARN KbXP FOR EVERY SESSION
Post your training, earn KbXP, and climb the global leaderboard. Hardstyle, girevoy sport, juggling, flow, coaching advice — plus the runs, rows, and swims in between. Every session counts.

CLIMB THE GLOBAL LEADERBOARD Get ranked in your country and across the world. Rise every week. Represent your flag.

MEET COACH KILO — THE FIRST AI BUILT FOR KETTLEBELLS Coach Kilo was designed to be a kettlebell expert. Tell him your goal, experience, and equipment, and get a program built around you. Coach Kilo adapts your program each week based on your prior performance. Tell him to “Find my best kettlebell sn**ch post with 16 kg.” - Coach Kilo will go through your logs and give you the link to the post. Ask “how would I rank in this organization?” and get an answer instantly — no digging through PDFs or clunky ranking calculators. Weekly session summaries and deep analytics across your entire training history.

Download today on the app stores and let us know what you think! Links are in our b!o

07/07/2026

Most people turn kettlebells into bad cardio.

The goal isn't to survive the workout.

The goal is to stay sharp under fatigue.

Today's session was Iron Cardio Volume 2, created by Brett Jones, using double kettlebells.

Complex:
2 side-to-side stepping cleans
Left reverse lunge → half-kneeling double press → stand
Right reverse lunge → half-kneeling double press → stand
Double sn**ch

20 minutes with a partner.

Rest as needed.

Quality first.

Master the movement. Then add fatigue. Not the other way around.

💾 Save this workout and tag someone who needs to try it.

06/30/2025

The word “pood” (пуд) is a traditional Russian unit of mass, equivalent to approximately 16.38 kilograms or 36.11 pounds. While officially abolished in the Soviet Union in 1924 with the adoption of the metric system, the term has persisted in specific contexts, most notably in the world of fitness and agriculture.

Historically, the pood was a fundamental unit for measuring harvest yields and other commodities in Imperial Russia. It was standardized as 40 funt (Russian pounds). Its significance in daily life is reflected in old Russian proverbs, such as “You don’t know a man until you’ve eaten a pood of salt with him,” illustrating the time and shared experience required to truly understand someone.

In modern times, the pood has found a new lease on life in the realm of strength training, particularly with the rise of kettlebell workouts. Kettlebells are often weighed in increments of poods. For instance, a 16 kg kettlebell is commonly referred to as a “one-pood” kettlebell. This usage has been popularized through CrossFit and other functional fitness regimens, introducing the archaic term to a global audience.

Beyond its use as a unit of weight, “pood” has also taken on a more contemporary, informal meaning in some circles. It has been adopted by a specific group of nurses to signify a very close and supportive friend. This colloquial usage, however, is not widespread and is distinct from its historical and fitness-related definitions.

03/05/2025

👀 What should that green app do? Comment below.

02/05/2025

I think this captured it pretty well. “Perceived monotony” & “limited exposure” are the reasons I didn’t try kettlebell sport until 6 years after I first touched a kettlebell.

There are a ton of gyms where I live & none have the right bells, are ok with chalk, or have other humans doing kettlebell sport in them.

Yet, many who try kettlebell sport become extremely addicted to the redundant task of sn**ching, jerking, and “long cycling” kettlebells for 10 minutes straight - all to get a few more reps.

What do you think? Would the average gym goer ever want to try this?

10/18/2024

Moses Dungca (18+ yr kettlebell sport coach & kettlebell design innovator) is raising funds to get his kids-sized kettlebells into the hands of a full class of 2nd-grade kids!

This specific class is taught by Jamie Desso - who is using kettlebells to not only get kids excited about math (counting reps) but also orienting these young minds to lifelong fitness!

(Maybe I wouldn’t lose count of my reps so often if I had a teacher like Jamie and access to kettlebells like these when I was a kid…)

You can support this cause by donating through the link in our story.

‘Bell on!
-Ian

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http://www.kettlebellcollective.com/

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