Tommy Kono

Due to some changes, I purchased kettlebells instead of going to the gym.

However, I have a height limitation in my garage." This is such a clas- So did Tommy Kono, the greatest American weightlifter.

Which I can't do a full standing press without hitting the ceiling.

My thought then is to substitute it with half kneeling presses.

Uh, one of my workarounds was just to use 35-pound metal plates and 25-pound metal plates, which is great, except the math is hard and the bar is lower on the ground.

But you know, you just work around.

Tommy Kono, when he trained in his basement in Sacramento, uh, his weight room, um, when he was doing presses and jerks, he had to make sure he lined up the bar so he could drive them through the beams.

Not perfect, but you know, he's the, some consider the greatest weightlifter of all time, so you know.