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If you have been searching for a one-stop-shop to get in the best shape of your life – stronger, leaner, and more endurance – then look no further: the kettlebell is your answer.

Proper kettlebell training will help you build muscle in all the right places, develop game-changing levels of strength, boost your stamina to a level where you hardly ever seem to get tired, all while being joint-friendly and actually IMPROVING your mobility.

The Kettlebell Virtual On-Ramp course will take you from zero to hero with kettlebell training, going into great detail on every major exercise and taking you through 18 full workouts where you get to follow along and integrate your skills into a workout format.

  • The combination of six instructional classes and eighteen full workouts will get you lifting kettlebells like a pro by the end of the course.
  • Never let time be an excuse again!  Once you know how to perform all the exercises most workouts will be only about 45 minutes.
  • If you’ve been looking for something that will take both your performance AND your physique to the next level, kettlebell training is unquestionably the way to go.  There is a reason they are a favorite of athletes who have great bodies and are beasts in their sport: wrestlers, BJJ athletes, MMA fighters, and so on.
  • Tony and Mira have been training extensively with kettlebells for over a decade.  They have studied directly under some of the biggest names in the strength & conditioning world, including Pavel Tsatsouline who is the founder of StrongFirst and is credited for starting the kettlebell revolution in the United States.
  • Their brick-and-mortar gym, Industrial Strength, has proven itself to be one of the best in the world for taking people with no prior kettlebell experience and building them up to achieve extraordinary performances on swings, Turkish get ups, and snatches.  Now, you can learn directly from them with the same cues and tips they give their in person students – get ready to take your kettlebell training to the next level!
  • Kettlebell training requires minimal equipment and space; we recommend just 3-4 kettlebells to get started, but you can even use just one single one if that is all you have.

Kettlebell Virtual On-Ramp
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What will you learn?






You may have seen people train with kettlebells before – possibly online, or maybe even in person at the gym.  You have probably also seen quite a variety of different ways that people use kettlebells, and it can seem confusing … how do you know what is right?  You’re interested in training, but you want to make sure you do it right and don’t hurt yourself.  The Kettlebell Virtual On-Ramp course is your solution.

To give you an idea of what this course is all about, it is helpful to understand how it came to be.  When people decide to start training kettlebells in person at Industrial Strength, they first go through a one-month course called “On-Ramp” that teaches them everything they need to know in order to thrive in classes.  Knowing that people all over the world are interested in training at home, and that kettlebells are the ideal equipment for at home workouts, Tony and Mira decided to create a “Virtual Kettlebell On-Ramp.” You will learn the same things they teach in person, but you can do so anytime, anywhere at your convenience.

In this course you’ll learn everything you need to know in order for you to do almost any kettlebell workout imaginable.  Tony and Mira will go through in painstaking detail all the most important concepts and technique points to make sure you know exactly what you’re doing, and also what many of the common mistakes are so you can be sure to avoid them.

One of the keys to Tony and Mira’s teaching style is their “I go, you go” format.  In most of the classes you’ll see one person do the technique, then you get a chance to do it yourself while another person goes.  They’ll tell you exactly what to do, how many reps, and what to think about, and then you’ll watch it be done, and then you get your turn to do it yourself.

The Kettlebell Virtual On-Ramp course is divided into three phases to help you stay focused and make progress.  Each phase will start with two instructional classes where you learn the movements for that phase using primarily the “I go, you go” format described above.  After the two instructional classes you then get six workout classes in the phase.  During the workouts you’ll follow along as either Tony or Mira runs two of their students through a workout using the “I go, you go” format, and you get to follow along with them!  Each phase also includes an appendix where you can go back and review any specifics that you’d like.

By the end of the course, you will have taken 24 full classes with Tony & Mira, and you will be ready to rock for all the kettlebell training your heart desires!  You can do workouts on your own, or you can subscribe to the monthly membership here and follow along with the in-person classes that they run at Industrial Strength, which you’ll be able to stream On-Demand anytime from anywhere.







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Kettlebell Virtual On-Ramp Testimonials





After twelve years of supplementing my Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training with cardio, the pandemic hit and I needed some sort of strength training option at home. I also wanted to avoid hurting myself in the process. Industrial Strength’s Kettlebell Virtual On-Ramp and On Demand program were it. In the Virtual On-Ramp, Coaches Tony and Mira do an extremely effective job of explaining the movements, avoiding common pitfalls, and building proficiency so that when the weight gets heavy you have the confidence that your technique is sound. The On-Demand Kettlebell classes help me stay consistent with my workouts and introduce plenty of new techniques. After a year of training online with Industrial Strength, I feel stronger than I have in a long time.

-- Dan

Industrial Strength’s Virtual Kettlebell On-Ramp course provided me with the foundation I needed to safely and effectively add training with kettlebells to my weekly fitness schedule. Their attention to detail regarding proper form is outstanding and I would recommend this program to anyone starting-out with kettlebells. I feel like I’ve learned a skill-set that will pay dividends to my health over the years. After completing the entire course, I was able to jump into in-person classes with them in Portland, and have been enjoying the added benefits of training with kettlebells to support my active lifestyle.

-- Ian





Course Content Overview









  • Main lifts: two-handed swing, Turkish get up, and goblet squat
  • Eight total classes: two instructional classes and six workout classes
  • An appendix to review specific drills and techniques one-by-one
  • Core training
    • The high tension deadbug to build unreal core strength while saving your lower back
    • Breathing and bracing your core from a standing position
    • The high tension plank to supercharge your planks and keep your back safe during kettlebell training
  • Two-handed swings
    • The hip hinge
    • The kettlebell deadlift
    • The hike pass
    • The swing reset
    • Continuous kettlebell swings
    • The best corrective drills for your swing, including the towel swing and swings over cones
  • The Turkish get up
    • Understanding “shoulder packing”
    • The roll to elbow
    • The transition to the tall sit
    • The low sweep
    • The windshield wiper
    • The overhead lunge
    • The three phases of practice: unweighted, balancing something, and then a kettlebell
    • Avoiding the “broken arm position” and how to safely pick up and put down your kettlebell
  • The goblet squat
    • Nuances of squat mechanics
    • How to safely pick up and put down your kettlebell
    • How to breathe and brace your core for a heavy lift
    • The “prying goblet squat” as an incredible hip opener


  • Main lifts: one-handed swing, the single military press, and the single front squat
  • Eight total classes: two instructional classes and six workout classes
  • An appendix to review specific drills and techniques one-by-one
  • Core training – a review of everything you learned in Phase 1
  • The one-handed swing
    • What should be the same compared to 2-handed, and what should be different
    • What angle you should hold the kettlebell at, and what could be dangerous
    • How to pack your shoulder for stronger and safer swings
    • The most common mistakes as people transition from two-handed to one-handed swings
    • Why one-handed swings plus Turkish get ups will build you a stronger core than you ever thought possible
    • The swing switch – how to do it right, and where most people go wrong
    • The hand-to-hand swing
    • What “overspeed eccentrics” are and how to use them in training
  • The single military press
    • How to get the kettlebell into the rack position safely
    • Key details to a good rack position
    • The best way to grip the kettlebell for strength, and a common mistake that can be dangerous
    • How shoulder packing applies on the military press 
    • A reason people tweak their shoulders during pressing, and what you can do to avoid it
    • How to brace your core to keep your back safe during presses
    • How to use “the handshake drill” to learn irradiation, and how to use that to supercharge your strength
    • How to use your lat to “build a shelf” to press from
    • Common mistakes on the military press – some are cheating, some are dangerous, and some are both
    • The active negative to make your press stronger and safer
    • The bottoms up press: the ultimate way to challenge your grip and your press groove
  • The single front squat
    • What is similar to the goblet squat, and what is different
    • Breathing and bracing your core 
    • What to watch out for during single front squats to make sure you don’t get hurt
    • How to use the active negative concept from pressing during squatting


  • Main lifts: The snatch, the clean, and advanced presses and squats
  • Eight total classes: two instructional classes and six workout classes
  • An appendix to review specific drills and techniques one-by-one
  • Core training – a review of everything you learned in Phase 1
  • The kettlebell snatch
    • Why you need to know one-handed swings and TGU before snatching
    • What is similar to a 1HS, and what is different?
    • The concept of “taming the arc”
    • How taming the arc will let you lock out your reps without hurting your arm
    • The snatch pull to develop the ability to tame the arc
    • “Around the clock” snatches to teach you how to receive the kettlebell
    • Key components to a good lockout – and what mistakes might hurt you
    • Why “owning your lockout” matters
    • The drop of the snatch
    • How to avoid hurting your neck and shoulder during the drop
    • How to protect your hands and manage your calluses 
  • The kettlebell clean
    • Knowing your destination: the rack position
    • Why learning to clean two kettlebells is usually easier than learning with one
    • Why double cleans build tons of core strength
    • How to grip and angle the kettlebells when using doubles
    • Comparing the arc of swings, snatches, and cleans
    • What “casting” the kettlebell is and why you should avoid it
  • Double kettlebell presses
    • Why double presses are one of the ultimate tests of tension, and why they are so good for building muscle
    • What is similar and what is different when pressing two kettlebells instead of one?
    • Why breathing matters even more when doing double presses
    • The four main kinds of double presses: simultaneous, alternating, sea-saw, and push press
  • Double front squats
    • How double front squats compare to single front squats and goblet squats
    • Why breathing and bracing is so important, but harder here