Red Hood Kettlebell Workout: Real Life Jason Todd Workout
In this segment of the Superhero Training series, we are covering the full comprehensive 3-day workout inspired by the Red Hood!
Since we were only a YouTube channel, you guys and gals have always enjoyed the Red Hood content. So here we are, with a new one!
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Note: This workout is strictly based on Kettlebells and some Calisthenics. It is tailored for those needing more space or budget for a gym.
This workout will be a full Kettlebell workout inspired by The Red Hood from DC Comics.
Let's get into it!
Workout frequency: 3 days
Training description: This kettlebell workout will help you condition, become athletic and get stronger like The Red Hood.
Day 1: Functional Strength and Power
Focus: Building raw strength and power using kettlebells.
Warm-Up:
Jump Rope: 5 minutes
Dynamic Stretching: 5 minutes
Workout:
Kettlebell Deadlift: 4 sets of 8 reps (heavy weight)
Kettlebell Clean and Press: 4 sets of 6 reps per side
Kettlebell Goblet Squat: 4 sets of 10 reps (add tempo or pause at the bottom for increased intensity)
Kettlebell Renegade Row: 4 sets of 8 reps per side (engages core and upper body)
Kettlebell Push-Up to Row: 4 sets of 8-10 reps
Finisher:
Kettlebell Swings: 4 sets of 20 reps (explosive movement for power and conditioning)
Turkish Get-Up: 3 sets of 3 reps per side (focus on control and full-body strength)
Cool Down:
Static Stretching: 5-10 minutes
Day 2: Combat Conditioning and Tactical Agility
Focus: Enhancing conditioning, agility, and combat readiness with dynamic kettlebell movements.
Warm-Up:
Shadowboxing with light kettlebell in one hand: 3 rounds of 3 minutes
Dynamic Mobility Drills: 5 minutes
Workout:
Kettlebell HIIT Circuit (4 rounds, 40 seconds work/20 seconds rest):
Kettlebell Snatch (alternate sides each round)
Kettlebell Thrusters (squat to overhead press)
Kettlebell Figure 8s (core and agility focus)
Kettlebell Russian Twists
Kettlebell Jump Squats (holding the kettlebell close to the chest)
Kettlebell Complex (3 rounds without putting the kettlebell down):
5 Kettlebell Deadlifts
5 Kettlebell Cleans
5 Kettlebell Presses
5 Kettlebell Front Squats
5 Kettlebell Swings
Agility Work:
Kettlebell Slalom Run: 4 sets of weaving through cones with kettlebell in hand
Lateral Kettlebell Drags: 3 sets of 20 meters
Finisher:
Kettlebell Ladders: Choose a moderate-weight kettlebell and perform a ladder of swings, starting at 5 reps and increasing by 5 until you reach 25, then work back down to 5.
Cool Down:
Yoga Flow: 10 minutes with focus on hip and shoulder mobility
Day 3: Endurance and Recovery
Focus: Building stamina, conditioning, and incorporating recovery work with kettlebells.
Warm-Up:
Light Jog or Row: 10 minutes
Joint Mobility Drills: 5 minutes
Workout:
Endurance Circuit (5 rounds with minimal rest):
Kettlebell Push-Ups: 15 reps (hands on kettlebells for deeper range of motion)
Kettlebell Squat to Press: 12 reps
Kettlebell Reverse Lunges: 10 reps per side
Kettlebell Deadlift High Pulls: 12 reps
Kettlebell Sit-Ups: 15 reps (hold kettlebell at chest)
Kettlebell Carries:
Farmer's Walk: 3 sets of 60 seconds (heavy kettlebells in each hand)
Waiter’s Walk: 3 sets of 40 meters per side (kettlebell held overhead)
Isometric Holds:
Kettlebell Goblet Hold: 60 seconds
Kettlebell Plank Drag: 45 seconds per side
Finisher:
Kettlebell Complex: Perform 5 reps of each movement without rest, and repeat for 3-5 rounds:
Kettlebell Snatch
Kettlebell Clean and Press
Kettlebell Goblet Squat
Kettlebell Swing
Cool Down:
Static Stretching: 10 minutes
Deep Breathing Exercises: 5 minutes