📊KRANK BROOKLYN STAT LINE
643,000+ bodies coached.
85,642 hours on the floor, in the trenches, helping people get stronger.
14+ years of Krank.
And together as a staff, over 60+ combined years of experience from supporting brand new members to lifelong athletes, from rebuilds to breakthroughs.
Across our team:
Masters degrees, Bachelor’s degrees and dozens of certifications and workshops in strength, conditioning, nutrition, behavior, performance, rehab, and coaching.
But the real education came from working with real people, rep by rep, cue by cue, year after year.
These numbers aren’t just stats…
They’re proof of what we stand for:
1. Coaching over everything
2. We before me
3. Small improvements every day
4. Leave people better
Krank was built on heart, on service, and on showing up and after thousands of hours and hundreds of thousands of moments… we’re still just getting started.
October 4th marks 14 years.
Krank started in a corner with no plan, no promise — just a little money, some old equipment, and a lot of work to do.
Since then, it’s grown into something more than a gym. It’s a place people call home.
This didn’t happen alone. Every member who walked through that door. Every coach who gave their all.
Every person who showed up — you built this.
This anniversary is ours together.
Thank you for being part of the story. 💜
#KrankBrooklyn #BestGymInBrooklyn #BestClients
Here’s a look at what’s been happening behind the scenes.
Our members are choosing discipline — cleaner meals, stronger habits, and real accountability.
They’re supporting one another through the tough parts of change, breaking patterns that held them back, and building routines that actually last.
Solid work all around — this is how you finish a year with purpose.
If you want support with online training and nutrition, start a trial in the bio.🫡
10 years at Krank. 👊🏽
Appreciate Jarret for being part of the gym for the last 10 years and trusting Coach Dan, Migs, and the team along the way. We take pride in having coaches who know how to challenge people, build confidence, and bring out their full potential inside and outside the gym.
Real people. Experienced coaching. Real results.
Hit the link in our bio to start your trial and join the family.🤝🏽
Real people. Real experiences. Real lifestyle changes.
At Krank, fitness was never meant to feel like another stressful task added to your schedule. It’s the one part of your day that’s for you.
This isn’t just about workouts. It’s about becoming stronger physically and mentally, building confidence, creating consistency, and having a place that helps you feel grounded no matter what life looks like outside these walls.
Start your trial HIT the link in bio or DM “KRANK.”
60 days from start, done by July 3rd — you’re going to look different. Move different. Feel it when you put your clothes on in the morning.
Leaner. Stronger. More defined. Not a little. Noticeably.
This is for members who are ready to level up past just “working out” — people who can squat, bench, deadlift, and move weight with intention. People who know how to track macros and are ready to commit at least 4 days a week.
Your program is built around you — your training age, body composition, schedule, and weak points. Nothing generic. Nothing random.
Here’s what 60 days looks like: • A custom program based on your numbers and history • 4–6 training sessions per week designed for real progression • Nutrition structured to match your goal • 24-hour access so nothing gets in your way • Accountability so you don’t fall off
60 days isn’t long.
But it’s enough time to change.
Start May 4th. End July 3rd. Show up. Follow through. See the difference.
For a while I was stuck comparing myself to who I used to be. Been skating since I was 9. Bike messenger for 16 years. Competitive powerlifter.
My whole life was built around how my body performed. And sitting between where I was and where I am now don’t feel so good.
At some point you just gotta accept it.
It is what it is.
The question is, how do I fix it.
Not just move again.
Perform again.
Skater. Messenger. Powerlifter. I’ve always just been someone who moves.
Not a runner.
But that feeling of not being able to do the thing that makes you you. Every runner I work with knows exactly what I’m talking about.
And what I’ve learned collaborating with PTs to support athletes coming back from spinal surgeries, hip replacements, fused joints, torn labrums, hernias, even cancer. The ones who actually perform again ain’t always the ones who work hardest.
They’re the ones who learn how to organize their training around what their body is actually telling them.
Because whether you’re coming back from injury or just trying to avoid the next one, the biggest mistake runners make is training without a system.
If your knees hurt, your hip flares up, your back tightens after runs. That’s your body telling you something in your training needs to change.
In this workshop, you’ll learn how to structure strength training to support your running so you can move from rehab or recurring pain back to performing.
This is the piece most runners are missing.
Running Strength Workshop
📍 Krank Brooklyn
🗓 March 14
⏰ 11 AM
DM “RUN” to register.”
#injuryprevention
#athleterehab
#rehabtraining
#physicaltherapy
#returntosport
#runnerstrength
#strengthforrunners
#hipreplacementrecovery
#runninginjury
#injurypreventiontraining
#slowprogressisstillprogress
This wasn’t a reel series.
It was a course 🎓
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So far in PHASE 1 👇
🧠 Intensity of training
🔥 How hard to actually push
🎯 Skill & technique
⏱ Timing & control
💭 Session mindset
Because before you train harder…
You need to understand what you’re doing.
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NEXT → PHASE 2 🔧
Fixes. Mistakes. Breakdowns.
Why reps feel heavy
Why the bell crashes
How small cues clean it up ⚡️
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LAST → PHASE 3 📊
Programming.
💥 Strength
💦 Conditioning
⚖️ Fat loss
🚀 Performance
Because tools don’t create results…
How you use them does.
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Teaching matters.
Save this course 💥
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Kettlebell Workshop – Feb 28th 🏋️♂️
Link in bio.
#KettlebellTraining #TrainBetter #StrengthSkill #KrankBrooklyn
Strength isn’t just about getting tight.
It’s about knowing when to turn tension on… and off.
Most people stay braced the entire rep.
Result? Slow, stiff, no pop.
Real athletic movement =
⚡ Tension → 😌 Relaxation → ⚡ Tension
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Try this in your next swing session:
✅ Snap hard at the hips
Drive the floor away. Glutes tight. Abs tight.
✅ Let the bell float
Don’t lift it with your shoulders.
If you powered it correctly, it rises on its own.
✅ Stay tall & relaxed at the top
Arms loose, neck loose, jaw loose.
✅ Re-engage to absorb
Hinge + lats + core as the bell drops.
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🎯 Tight → Loose → Tight
That rhythm is where power lives.
Train strength.
But also train timing.
#KrankBrooklyn #KettlebellTraining #TrainAthletic #Power #Strength #MoveBetter 💥
Kettlebells aren’t just a workout.
They’re a skill based training tool 🎯
If fatigue is the only goal,
you miss what actually drives progress:
• Timing ⏱️
• Position 📍
• Tension control 💥
• Movement efficiency ⚙️
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Shift into a practice mindset:
• Treat reps like technique, not survival 🧠
• Stop when speed or form drops ✋
• Prioritize crisp, repeatable reps ✅
• Leave a couple “perfect reps” in reserve 🎯
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Why this matters:
Clean reps → better force transfer
Better mechanics → more power
Better control → fewer aches 🦴
And as your skill improves:
• Strength gains accelerate 💪
• Conditioning improves 🫀
• Body composition changes 🔥
• Physique looks more athletic 🏆
Because better movement
drives better adaptation.
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After training, ask:
“Did I move better than last time?” 🤔
That’s the goal.
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Want to sharpen your kettlebell technique?
Join our Kettlebell Workshop – Feb 28th 🏋️♂️🔥
Kettlebell training is more than strength or conditioning.
It’s a coordination challenge.
Swings and cleans require timing between:
• Creating force
• Relaxing
• Re-creating force
This tension → relaxation → tension cycle is the same pattern used in:
• Sprinting
• Cutting / changing direction
• Striking
When your timing is off, the kettlebell exposes it fast:
• Rhythm breaks
• Power drops
• Movement feels sloppy
Key takeaways:
• Power isn’t just effort — it’s timing
• Staying too tight slows you down
• Poor relaxation kills efficiency
• Good coordination = better movement
Train kettlebells correctly and you’re not just getting stronger…
You’re moving better, faster, and more efficiently.
👉 Want to learn how to use kettlebells properly?
Link in the bio to join our Kettlebell Workshop🔗
We’ll break down technique, timing, and power.
Spots are limited.
