3 Ways To Improve Your Kettlebell Swing

(#287) In this episode, you'll get 3 key tips to immediately improve your kettlebell swing.

I wanted to give you some specific, actionable training advice - no matter where you are in your training.

While the hardstyle - or Russian - kettlebell swing seems like an easy exercise, there are always ways we can continuously refine our technique to get maximum benefit.

You'll get 3 simple things you can walk away with after listening and go and implement in your kettlebell training - today.

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The Momentous Minute with Tim Caron

Today's Momentous Minute is with Tim Caron, the owner of Allegiate Gym and performance engineer at Momentous, the sports nutrition company on a mission to clean up the supplement industry.

Today's question is around plant-based versus whey-based proteins and the big question is when should you use a plant-based protein versus a whey-based protein?

Tim Caron:

More people than you realize actually have an intolerance or an allergy towards whey protein.

Whey is a very fast digesting protein, so when you're looking at something that quickly digests, you may potentially have some adverse reactions.

Signs and symptoms including distended gut, some skin irritation, inflamed joints, potentially loose stools, excessive flatulence, acute nausea. These might be all indications that you're not tolerating your whey protein as well as you should.

Now, we need to supplement something in terms of getting increased protein levels, so a plant-based protein, usually kind of a combination of rice, hemp, and pea from really high quality sources, organic, and things that actually blend to make a complete protein.

Plant based protein might be a really good alternative that doesn't have as much digestive issues as a whey protein.

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