The initial position of this thread was that a 32Kg KB swing is no better than a jump squat. Taking the ground force generated as an isolated measure that may be the case. But isolated measures tend to not stack up so well in the real world. I've been able to maintain a daily average of 200 32Kg kb swings over several months (250 - 300 5 days week). The carry over to sport and life has been amazing. Even on lower volumes I can maintain a 190% bodyweight deadlift - no great shakes I know, but that's without and deadlifting. I wouldn't be able to say the same for jump squats. In fact after a week of jump squats at that kind of volume I'd need a wheelchair and knee replacement surgery. The swing gives benefits to the whole of the posterior chain, arms, neck and upper core, massive core / abs benefits compared to jump squats. Jump squats benefits probably stop at the ribcage. Just my take on it. 32Kg KBs have a certain gravitas about them too. They're not for sissies, any dork on the street could do a jump squat (maybe that's a positive for jump squats though - a good open exercise anyone can start with?)