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GIRYA: The Original Soviet Kettlebell System
GIRYA: The Original Soviet Kettlebell System
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The original Soviet kettlebell system…
The Soviet Union pioneered kettlebell workouts, using them to build near-superhuman levels of functional strength in both their special forces and elite state-sponsored athletes.
And now that training is available to YOU in the form of a simple 8-week kettlebell routine built from the Cold War government archives and personal interviews with Soviet defectors.
Featured in Men’s Health Magazine
What’s Inside:
• Duration: 8 weeks (4 training days + 1 active recovery day per week)
• Session Length: 45–75 minutes
• REAL Soviet Training: the same exercises, structure, and progression used by the Soviet special forces and Olympic teams.
• Coaching: 50+ technique demonstrations
• Difficulty Level: Medium to High (though scalable across Beginner, Standard, and Advanced levels)
• Equipment Needed: Kettlebells (pair) + somewhere to do pull ups
Why It Works:
• Wave-Loading Progressions: volume and intensity cycling drawn from Soviet sport science
• The Soviet Diet: Soviet athlete nutrition (breakdown of foods, macronutrient ratios, etc.) and supplement regiment from behind the iron curtain
• Ballistic and Plyometric training: swings, cleans, snatches, and jumps for explosive strength
• Kettlebell Conditioning: metabolic and mitochondrial training using only kettlebells for maximum endurance (no running required)
• Strength-Skill Training: developing efficiency the actual “skill” of strength
Who It’s For:
• Functional strength seekers
• Kettlebell lovers
• Hybrid and combat athletes
• Off-season field and contact athletes
• Those who want to uncover the lost training secrets of the Soviet Union
Don’t fall victim to mediocre results from mediocre training.
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I was tempted to give this thing 4 stars because I had to make some substitutions here and there being a disabled veteran AND having no place to do real dips, but I just couldn’t. This program is wonderful if you fall into one of 3 categories of people (i was 2 out of 3)
-Someone familiar with kettlebells coming off of a layoff
-A combat or throwing athlete without a lot of access to a regular gym
- someone who’s only goal is a more capable and conditioned body (very little interest in getting better looking)
Full disclosure I did push ups when I was supposed to do dips and did a lot of the double cleans or jerks one hand at a time. Workout times varied from 15 minutes to 40, so bear that in mind.
For what he’s actually selling it’s great.
My only possible negative caveat would be please please READ the equipment requirements of any wild hunt program before purchase. I was so excited about the discount I failed to do so and thus had to make some alterations.
I train throwing athletes. IMO there’s no greater throwing athlete than wrestlers. They’re throwing human beings.
Core, hips, posterior chain… this system is elite—building fast movers that can perform necessary movements at a quicker and stronger rate.
I am writing this purely to provide constructive feedback. I don't feel the value for money is there for me. The program is essentially having to click on Youtube videos for each exercise separately to understand how to do it. This is something I could easily have done myself by finding videos online and pasting them on a sheet. For this amount of money I would expect recordings for each day which walks through each exercise. Also, you included exercises that I cannot do at home. I cannot for example toss a kettlebell against my wall. I honestly find myself not using this program and just using the loads of videos where you can do the exercises along with the person so it's a cohesive workout. I pay $20 per month for a platform where the instructor really spends the time and does every rep with you. It feels like not a lot of effort was put into this. I really hope this helps. This is just my preference. You have good reviews from others who may not mind this approac.
Hi Kristyna,
It seems like maybe you missed some important details, so let me help you out:
1. All of the exercises in this program can indeed be performed at home. The example you give for the kettlebell throw comes with a safe indoor alternative (it seems like you just missed that part?).
2. While you can find all sorts of exercises online, that is VERY different from having the expertise to organize them in an ideal structure, progress them responsibly and effectively, and know which exercises NOT to include. Indeed, the fact that the Soviets understood these nuances is exactly what makes Soviet kettlebell training so much more effective at delivering results than the average kettlebell routine cooked up by an influencer or personal trainer.
3. The video links embedded for each exercise are just there in case you need to see a demonstration, as this is not intended as a video program.
Having said all of that, if you complete the program and are still not satisfied, we are happy to provide refunds on all of our programs.
Best kettlebells workout on the market. Easy to follow and make adjustments too.