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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 14 MIN

Waving the Load: The Simplest Programming Tool You're Not Using

from Kettlebell Corner · host Jeremiah Waylon and Roger Parks

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Kettlebell Corner coach Jeremiah Waylon dives into practical strategies for structuring kettlebell workouts using the wave method to optimize strength, endurance, and recovery. This episode breaks down how to apply deliberate variations in volume and intensity to achieve consistent progress without overcomplicating your training plan.  An ideal approach for beginners and a refreshing change from decision fatigue for adults with full lives and decisions on a regular basis.   Great for experienced kettlebell practitioners to change the pace between specific training programs. Key topicsThe principle that the body adapts between sessions, not during themStructuring your week: heavy, medium, and light days for balanced trainingHow to adjust effort based on how you feel to optimize performanceUsing percentages of max effort to guide training intensityVolume and density management in ballistic vs. grind movementsSpecific wave formats: EMOM, ladders, and set schemesThe importance of consistency and sustainability over complexityHow to simplify skill mastery with basic movements like swings, snatches, and pressesThe mental and physical benefits of a deliberate, adaptable approachEncouragement for beginners and experienced lifters to embrace simplicity for better resultsTimestamps 00:00 - Introduction to waving the load and its benefits 01:23 - The body's adaptation process and training principles02:50 - Structuring weekly training: heavy, medium, light days 03:49 - Adjusting based on how you feel and recovery considerations 04:47 - Using percentages of max effort for training intensity 05:44 - Ballistic movements: managing volume, density, and recovery 06:44 - Practical examples of volume management with EMOMs and bell sizes 07:38 - Variations for different movement types and training styles 08:07 - The simplicity and effectiveness of basic skill mastery 09:05 - The value of focusing on fundamental skills for long-term progress 10:02 - The importance of sustainability and consistency 11:28 - Encouragement for patience and deliberate practice 12:51 - The versatility of kettlebells for full-body development 13:21 - Simplifying training for busy or decision-heavy lifestyles 14:51 - Upcoming events and ways to connect for coachingResources & LinksContact us to participate in the SWING CLINIC on March 28th 1-3p.m. at Ionix in Woodland Hills (Los Angeles) $100 - email [email protected] or DM our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theironrevival/Note: For detailed movement examples and deeper training insights, check previous episodes and visit our social channels.Download the Bells kettlebell training app from the apple app store here:  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bells-by-iron-revival/id1554919084Get Roger Parks’ book Kettlebell Essentials: Ballistics on kindle or paperback here:https://a.co/d/3JmimHQFollow us on instagram https://www.instagram.com/theironrevival/?locale=noSubscribe to our YouTube: https://youtube.com/@ironrevival?si=zhcY_GxBkz0D3GKw

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