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25.01.2022 @integrativeosteopathyau has got his serious face on for his 24kg bells. By the way.. we’ve got only one 24kg kettlebell left in stock! Who wants the last one?

25.01.2022 How to hold a kettlebell correctly is one of the first struggles in kettlebell training. What we see so often (and sadly not corrected by trainers) is people holding their bells in a way that hyperextends their wrists, which would eventually lead to injury. Let’s start with the most crucial point: STRAIGHT WRIST: When your bell is resting in rack position or overhead, your wrist should be straight, not bent backwards. Creating hyperextension in the wrist, plus the weight of... the bell creates a huge amount of pressure on the wrist! Not pleasant especially in the long term.. HANDLE AT 45 DEGREE ANGLE: Take a look at the Correct photo. The handle of the bell is sitting at a 45 degree angle across the palm towards the outer wrist - this is how it should be done. Conversely, if you had the handle straight across the palm like in the Incorrect photo, there simply is no way to keep the wrist straight (try it)! NO GAP BETWEEN WRIST AND BELL: This would happen naturally if the hand were inserted correctly at a 45 degree angle. There should be little to no gap between the outer wrist and the bottom corner of the window. If you’ve been struggling with this, hope this helps! Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

22.01.2022 Meet Rossy. He’s 70. He does kettlebell training twice a week and presses 12kg overhead with ease. He is a proud (and gleeful) owner of a 12kg 100Strong kettlebell. We love him and everything he embodies - it’s never too late, you’re never too old! #100strongau #100strongkettlebells #kettlebell #kettlebelltraining #kettlebellworkout #functionaltraining #functionalfitness #kettlebellsport #muscle #fitness #gymmotivation

21.01.2022 Throwback to Day 1 when we couldn’t resist unpacking some of the best colours right away. What a day that was! #100strongkettlebells

20.01.2022 If you’re a beginner to kettlebells, 8kg kettlebells are the ideal starting weight. Kettlebell technique is very different from barbell technique, so don’t assume just because you know how to perform a barbell clean means a kettlebell clean will come easy! If you’re thinking of starting but you’re just not sure how, drop us a DM and we’ll get you sorted. : @natewellstraining

19.01.2022 Behind the scenes with these two legends @movewell_au and @100strongmanly - stay tuned for our exclusive new program, dropping November 2020 just in time for summer. Hint, hint

18.01.2022 @timsloanefitness having a play with his 22kg bells. He’s named them Donatello and Michelangelo Have yours got a name?? Let us know what you’ve named them in the comments below #100strongau #100strongkettlebells #kettlebell #kettlebelltraining #kettlebellworkout #functionaltraining #functionalfitness #kettlebellsport #muscle #fitness #gymmotivation #northernbeaches #northernbeacheslocal

18.01.2022 Max Liddle unboxing his 18kg bell. One lighter and one heavier bell is a perfect combination. Use the lighter one for cleans, presses and the heavier one for anything two handed - swings, squats.. and have you tried kettlebell jump squats? Thanks for the share Max!

17.01.2022 What is the kettlebell hinge swing and how do you do it? Swipe to find out more! When you’re a newcomer to kettlebells and you first learn a swing, you’d mostly probably learn what we call the basic swing which is perfect for getting comfortable using the bell. But as you advance and get introduced to one arm swings, cleans and even snatches, having the hinge swing in your back pocket actually comes in super handy, since it mimics the first half of those movements. Step 1: Be...nd This is the same starting point as a basic swing - bending the knees slightly with the bell between the legs. Remember, this is NOT as deep as a squat. Step 2: Back Here’s where it differs from a basic swing. Hinge from your hips, tip your chest forward to 90 degrees or so, and let knees move back to lock out and straighten. Step 3: Bend Swing the bell from behind the legs and you’ll pass through the bend position once again. Step 4: Up Follow the momentum to swing your bell up around chest or eye level. If you’re new to hinge swings, try putting the 4 steps together without a kettlebell first. Once you’re able to get a seamless rhythm, try it with your bell. Do you prefer basic or hinge swings and why? Comment to let us know!

16.01.2022 Not sure what’s up with the weather this weekend but hey the sun’s come out! And TBH, this is all you need for a complete workout So grab your #100strongkettlebells, head outside and catch this bit of sun before she goes hiding again. Enjoy the weekend 100Strong fam

15.01.2022 Our 30kg kettlebell soaking up the Sydney sun.

13.01.2022 New 100Strong Journal: Like us, you could be forgiven for thinking that Sam of Aggy’s Corner is a life-long Northern Beaches local - as we found out in this conversation, he’s not! This weekend, we’re featuring San Batten, in the first of our People of 100Strong series. We chat with him about our local favourite Aggy's Corner, his road to starting his own business and how his new 14kg kettlebell is going to come in handy with the arrival of his second bub. Read the post here: https://100strong.com.au//j/people-of-100strong-sam-batten

13.01.2022 Competition kettlebells. What’s the big deal and why did we focus on rolling that out as our first product? Head over to our blog to find out why our customers love our bells. https://100strong.com.au//why-focus-on-competition-kettleb

11.01.2022 Our 12kg cobalt blue kettlebell against the turquoise blue of the ocean and the baby blue of the sky. Such beauty. Our 12kg bells are selling out FAST, so if you’re thinking of getting a pair, head to our shop (link in bio) and get them today!!

09.01.2022 Our 14kg, 16kg and 18kg fresh out of the box and waiting to be used! Thanks for sharing @gnva

08.01.2022 Check @train_with_alessandro smile as he effortlessly throws double 22kgs overhead. Hey it’s World Mental Health Day by the way with 1 in 8 Aussies impacted. Community is a great way to show support - if you have a moment, reach out to a friend or loved one today and check in.

07.01.2022 Did you know the benefits of working out in the morning vs the evening can be quite different? Whether you’re using training as a tool to manage your sleep, stress, athletic performance or body composition, it’s worth looking into how time of day affects our training. Check out our latest blog post - we condense the studies done on this, and outline the factors you should consider if you’re choosing between the two! https://100strong.com.au//jour/morning-vs-evening-workouts

06.01.2022 The favourite part of our job? Hand delivering your kettlebells to you

06.01.2022 2020 - what a year. So trying in so many ways, but also so rewarding. After months of closed borders, global manufacturing shut downs and general corona-unpleasantness, our first batch of 100Strong competition kettlebells are here. Have you got your hands on a pair yet??

06.01.2022 Too young for kettlebells? No such thing. Sound on and watch till the end to find out how heavy that was

05.01.2022 Do you listen to your body? Do you know how to listen to it? What to listen to? Listening to our bodies is confusing - for sure. It’s truly bloody difficult to uncouple our psychology (which just loves to play tricks on us) from our true bodily signals. But it’s not impossible (it’s also not woo-woo though it definitely sounds it). We just need to understand HOW to listen and WHAT to listen to. In our latest blog post, we talk about learning to pick up on your body’s cues and... 3 practical tools we can use. Read it here: https://100strong.com.au//how-to-finally-listen-to-your-bo

04.01.2022 Must be @100strongmanly annual comp day. These legends @manton.liam and @integrativeosteopathyau smashing out their long cycle sets. Amazing community.