Power by Pavel Newsletter
Issue 200, 03/10/10

Comrade, this newsletter has been around as long as the RKC kettlebell instructor course, since 2001, and I dedicate the 200th issue to RKC—the certification, the system, the community. The following letter by one of our instructors from Croatia will tell you what we have been up to.

Dear Pavel,

I tried to tell you something in Budapest, but it was difficult to find some free time there. Davor and I followed your improvements from 2001. In 2002 we made our kettlebells from barbells and free weights and started practice followed your book “RKC”. Even with our (I’m sure) “who knows” which quality of exercises, in that time we had “what a hell effect”! Great and thank you!

But a point what I want to say, I’m very happy and for me is very important that you continue YOUR improvements in the kettlebell world. I’m sure - if you stop = everything will stop! From “RKC” to “Return of the Kettlebell” you made fantastic improvements which you mustn’t stop!

Each new book made a “high jump” in new knowledge. You made “basic and simple” exercises more simple and more important with much new information! That is also valid for RKC seminars because I passed, “melting time” twice! And the second time was progress.

For the last 18 years I practiced aikido and followed my teacher - Kenjiro Yoshigasaki. For me, he is genius, because when I met him, he made improvement of aikido every time. Evolution and progression - that is correct!

After Budapest, I see that habit in you too - thank you for that!

I’m indeed proud to be RKC, because my teacher is the best!

Thanks again and never stop!

Marijan Kudrna, RKC, Croatia
How to Dominate Your Competition, Boost Your Income and Attract More Customers with Kettlebells — The Nation’s #1 Tool for Strength, Conditioning and Resilience…
Pavel’s Russian Kettlebell Challenge Certification Workshop

Power by Pavel: Learn the Proper Starting Position for the Deadlift and the Kettlebell Swing

RKC/Hardstyle is a principle based school of strength dedicated to “reverse engineering” what the strongest do naturally. The principles of effective training do not change but at the RKC we always evolve tactically, teaching the same fundamental skills quicker and better. Consider the following tip Com. Dan John, Senior RKC shared with us at the last week’s RKC II course in San Jose, CA.

Stand about three feet away from the wall facing it and place your hands on the wall approximately at your chest level keeping your arms straight. You may have to adjust the above according to your dimensions. Without shrugging your shoulders press your hands against the wall and push your hips back as far as possible. Your spine will arch and lengthen, your hips will hinge, your hamstrings will get loaded. Drop your hands and you are ready to pull.

Billy Brashear, Fairfield, CA, Police Officer
UCPD SWAT, Former USMC FAST Co., Shooting Instructor, Chemical Agents Instructor, CQB Instructor.

My experience at the Russian Kettlebell Certification Training was a love/hate experience. I LOVED every aspect of the training. The instructors, the course, my new comrades, and yes, the multiple “tough love” sessions. I HATED myself for: 1) Doing this to myself and 2) Not having done this to myself sooner. Whether you want to be certified to teach RKC or just be good at performing kettlebell “practices” take this course. You will have a better understanding of how and why it works… I have never seen a more professional certification course anywhere.

Sadie Chanlett-Avery, Oakland, CA, personal trainer/ yoga instructor
MA in Holistic Health Education, ACSM certification, Forrest Yoga Certified, Yoga TuneUp Certified

1) My understanding of MENTAL strength has drastically been improved, 2) My KNOWLEDGE about biomechanics has been deepened, 3) I now can SAFELY teach a broad cross section of client how to use kbs,4) I clearly understand BOTH the “why” and the “how” of kbs.5) It really INSPIRED me to teach and train with kbs.

There are very few fitness certifications that can challenge multiple key elements of your physical condition as well as your intellect. The RKC had my brain doing ballistics and grinds as much as my muscular tissues…

Casey Campbell, Student, MMA Instructor, Portland, Oregon
Army Infantry Vet, Muay Thai and 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu training background.

The RKC is catharsis incarnate. It’s like embarking on an epic journey in which we gain internal/external strength and focus, tremendous self-knowledge and camaraderie stronger than I ever felt as infantryman. It was a combination of simplicity and profoundness. I’ve been given a great arsenal of tools to get my clients stronger and healthier in the shortest amount of time.

Every instructor on the field was not only brimming with great training information but their generosity with it was amazing.

It has beaten everything else by a landslide. You simply can’t get this combination of quality, precision and hard, intelligent work anywhere else.

Propel Yourself Into The Front Ranks of Physical Excellence with Pavel’s Russian Kettlebell Challenge Certification Workshop

Workshops by Pavel

ST. PAUL, MN
RKC kettlebell instructor certification course.
April 23-25, 2010.
LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED, ITALY
Return of the Kettlebell workshop.
May 1, 2010.
UDINE, ITALY
RKC kettlebell instructor certification course.
May 7-9, 2010.
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
RKC kettlebell instructor certification course.
May 28-30, 2010.
ST. PAUL, MN
RKC kettlebell instructor certification course.
June 25-27, 2010.
ST. PAUL, MN
RKC Level II kettlebell instructor certification course.
July 9-11, 2010.
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY
RKC kettlebell instructor certification course.
August 6-8, 2010.
SAN DIEGO, CA
RKC kettlebell instructor certification course.
August 27-29, 2010.
PHILADELPHIA, PA
RKC kettlebell instructor certification course.
September 17-19, 2010.
ORLANDO, FL
RKC kettlebell instructor certification course.
October 15-17, 2010.

Articles for the Party, from the Party

The inimitable Com. Big W tells us about his RKC journey:

The Third Red Scare!

Will Williams, Senior RKC

The third red scare! But for real this time… It’s a book! It’s a certification! Wait, what is that thing he’s lifting? A steely personality projected a path to the upper hand in physical conditioning. The siren of strength was a big black kettlebell. I did not know what to make of it. The advertisement I saw certainly was not camp by any standard. It looked like training with Russian Kettlebells would really vault me to a stasis that would make the men around me wilt. That’s right… Read the complete article

The Swing… As Easy as A, B, C!

Zar Horton, Senior RKC

As long as I have been an RKC, one of the pillars of the system has been to share new ways of teaching the cornerstone movements. As you know, having only one way to teach something can be sticky if your student does not pick up on your methodology. Add to the “tool box”…THAT is what we constantly strive for, so when you encounter the person who does not respond as you expect, you can seamlessly glide to another teaching technique, fixative, corrective movement or cue so that your lesson continues to flow and your student feels success. The “tool box” has been filled a number of ways; attending RKC weekends and learning the latest evolution of teaching, observing or interviewing other RKCs for their time tested nuggets, reading forums, or good ol’ trial and error are all ways to add to your “tool box”… Read the complete article

Russian Kettlebell Invasion

Com. Missy Beaver, RKC, on Live with Regis and Kelly, see video clip.

Com. Laurel Blackburn, RKC, on CNN.

Com. Attila Vajda, Hungarian sprint canoer who won gold and bronze in two Summer Olympic games is now an avid kettlebell enthusiast trained by Com. Frenk Toth, RKC and is using Hardstyle for his London Olympic bid… watch his video interview

http://www.flickr.com/photos/paddling/ / CC BY 2.0

Comrades, we are proud to announce the promotions of the following RKC instructors:
Geoff Neupert
Jeff O’Connor
David Whitley
Zar Horton
Dan John
Peter Lakatos
Thomas Phillips
Tommy Blom
Lauren Brooks
Robert Budd
Andrea Chang
Betsy Collie
Ron Farrington
Steve Freides
Dennis Frisch
Gabriella Katschthaler
Jason Marshall
Keira Newton
Ricardo Nieves, MD
Dustin Rippetoe
Delaine Ross
Philip Ross
Phil Scarito
Jordan Vezina

Great to have you on the team!

ATLANTA, GA
Advanced Basics workshop, March 27, Com. Jeff O’Connor, Senior RKC, contact Delaine Ross, RKC, delaine@gymcondition.com

FREDERICK, MD
Tactical Pull Up and Snatch workshop, March 28. Com. Will Williams, Senior RKC, donbdc1960108@gmail.com

MARLBORO, NJ
Tactical Strength Challenge seminar, March 27. Com Thomas Phillips, Senior RKC, tphillips@collierservices.com

NEW YORK CITY, NY
Tactical Pull Up and C&J workshop, March 20. Com. Will Williams, Senior RKC, steve.arjan@academyfivepoints.com

NEW YORK CITY, NY
In-depth Kettlebell training and elite performance workshop, March 20 & 21. Coms. Kenneth Jay, Master RKC and Dr. Mark Cheng, RKC Team Leader, contact Antonio Cordova, RKC II at antoniorcordova@gmail.com

SEATTLE, WA
Kettlebells from the Center workshop, March 14. Com. Brett Jones, Master RKC, contact Andrea U-Shi Chang, RKC, CK-FMS, info@kettlebility.com

TEMPE, AZ
HKC kettlebell instructor certification course. March 20. Com. Mark Reifkind, Master RKC. Contact Keats Snideman, RKC, CSCS, LMT, ksnideman@gmail.com

BREA, CA
HKC kettlebell instructor certification course. March 13. Com. David Whitley, Senior RKC and Franz Snideman, RKC Team Leader. Contact Marcus Martinez, marcus@mbodystrength.com

DAVIE, FL
HKC kettlebell instructor certification course. March 20. Com. Andrea Du Cane, Master RKC and Mark Toomey, RKC Team Leader. Contact Christine Bagiotti, atpkettlebells@yahoo.com

MT. GILEAD, OH
HKC kettlebell instructor certification course. March 14. Com. Brad Nelson, Senior RKC. Contact Gary Music, garymusic@ohiokettlebellclub.com

SEATTLE, WA
HKC kettlebell instructor certification course. March 13. Com. Brett Jones, Master RKC. Contact Andrea U-Shi Chang, RKC, CK-FMS, andrea@kettlebility.com

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
HKC kettlebell instructor certification course. March 20. Com. Shaun Cairns, Senior RKC. Contact Andrew Read, RKC, andrewread@dragondooraustralia.com

GOTEBORG, SWEDEN
HKC kettlebell instructor certification course. March 13. Com. Kenneth Jay, Master RKC. Contact Fredrik Hogstrom, Fredrik@kettlebellcenter.com

The above is just one month’s schedule. See the complete schedule for all HKC instructor workshops, U.S. and worldwide, here:
Dragon Door HKC Instructor Workshops

Power to you!

Comrade Pavel
www.PowerbyPavel.com

How to Strengthen Glutes With a Kettlebell
By FitSugar
As you lunge, swing the kettlebell up over your shoulders. Slowly exhale and step your left foot forward, coming back into the low squat. Maintain control of the kettlebell as you swing it up and down. This counts as one rep.
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15 Killer Kettlebell Exercise Tips « Healthy Ways
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These guidelines can help you get the most out of your kettlebell exercise routine. The following 15 tips will teach you the proper number of reps and sets to perform, when to work out, and what kind of workouts will sculpt the body you …
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Killsport Kettlebell Training: Tuesday 3/9/10
By Gregory Killian
Grab a light kettlebell and do this kettlebell warmup: Do 2 rounds of: 1. kettlebell swings x 10 2. kettlebell high pulls x 10 3. kettlebell snatch pulls x 10 4. kettlebell halos x 10R/10L 5. kettlebell hand-to-hand pass x…
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Cross-fit exercise has Kettle-ball training in its routines as well, so you can use Cross-fit for both, which is probably a good routine for losing weight for.
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As you may have guessed by the title, today’s training consisted of some stair climbing (actual stairs, not some silly machine) and a hefty portion of good old deadlifts. Here is exactly what I did:

AM, focus is fat loss and conditioning

• stair climbing, 50 stories total, 
• first 8 stories taking 1 step at a time
• from then on I took 2 steps at a time as often as possible
• this took about 20 minutes and had me panting and sweating nicely

PM, deadlifts, focus on building strength

• deadlift, worked up to a heavy but not max single
• dropped the weight to 80% and maxed our reps
• flex band leg curls 3 x 20
• flex band standing crunch 3 x 10

All in all it was a good day as I actually got off my butt and hit two workouts in the same day! How do you mix your strength and conditioning work?

If you’re thinking about trying our Virgil’s Ultimate Stair Exercises
program in order to burn fat or get more explosive for sports,
you may want to check out this free report first…


http://hulsestrength.com/page/stairs-report.html

I met Virgil a few years ago back in NY and I’ve got to admit that
he is one of the most genuine guys in the fitness industry. He has
such a passion for helping athletes and fitness clients reach their
full potential.

His full passion and knowledge for training with minimal equipment
come across with full force in this program and videos and I’m
really excited that you’re getting this opportunity to meet him and
experience genuine passion for real life RESULTS!

Grab his free report here…

http://hulsestrength.com/page/stairs-report.html

In Strength & Success,
Elliott Hulse CSCS

Well, my legs are still sore from yesterday’s stair climbing experiment. I think I am going to add stairs to my morning fitness regime (in the mornings I do “fitness”, in the afternoons I “train”). Luckily today is bench day and my legs got a much needed rest. Here is the workout I did today to beef up my bench press.

• Speed Bench, 70% plus mini-flex bands 3 rounds of 3 sets of 3 reps (3×3x3)
• super set
• wide grip pull-ups 4 x 6
• tate press 4 x 10
• super set
• incline dumbbell press 4 x 10
• wide grip pull-ups 4 x 6

So as you can see I did some bench work, focusing on speed and technique, then some triceps and back work. The incline dumbbell work was done differently than normal, in this case I started from the bottom with the palms facing towards me, then rotate the dumbbells out as I extend up, finishing with the palms facing towards my feet. The idea is to practice rotating the elbows out as I press, much like a competitive bench press.

Tate Press

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Hello commrades. Just wanted to give out a quick FYI that the HKC in Omaha Nebraska with David Whitley, Senior RKC has been moved from July 10th to.
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Ken’s Kettlebell Blog: the kettlebell press has to be part of the …
By Ken’s Kettlebell Blog
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Jess’s Thoughts: Banish Your Love Handles Forever With Kettlebell …
By Jess
Kettlebells are a great way to mix things up and add some spice to your workouts. With a couple of easy to learn kettlebell exercises, you can get rid of your flabby love handles while building strength and stability all throughout your …
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The Russian Kettlebell Room: More Phase 2
By Sean Schniederjan RKC
After a long, suffering week I was back at it Saturday. I think this tight back is mainly caused by sitting in my work chair all day. Doing some good morning stretches with a heavy kettlebell and not sitting all day really helped this …
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I was wondering if I could get an explanation; Online Forum …
I’ve enjoyed & benefited from Mr. DiLuglio’s instruction from this website & emails. I own three of his kettlebell dvd’s; they’re great. With.

Mastering the Kettlebell Clean: A Kettlebell Training article from …
A Kettlebell Training article from Dragon Door Publications: Mastering the Kettlebell Clean by Paul Daniels RKC Team Leader.

YouTube - Kettlebell Complex
http://bobbader.comhttp//www.realworldpersonaltraining.com
Bob Bader, NSCA-CPT shows a series of kettlebell exercises that also give you a good cardio workout.

I am in the shower thinking about how awesome I am, sorry but it’s something I do frequently, when I realize my calves are shaking and are already starting to hurt. Only thirty minutes ago I decided to try out some of Virgil Aponte’s training ideas and hit the stairs in my condo building for a workout.

Holy Crap! I am in pretty good shape, I mean I compete in powerliftng BUT, I do conditioning work as well. I have been using kettlebells for years and love fast paced workouts to really get my heart rate up. So I thought the stair climbing workout that Virgil loves to prescribe would be a nice change of pace, but I would have to finish myself off with some kettlebell work.

Boy was I wrong. I climbed my 8 story building, including the basement, seven times. Each time up I varied climbed it a different way, sometimes walking up the stairs normally, sometimes taking the stairs two at a time, and sometimes three at time. At the top of the building I hung from the top landing and did one set of pull-ups. I do the pull-ups to confuse my body and force it to send blood up from legs and into my back. This really jacks the heart rate up while working an often neglected body pary!

Anyway, seven times up was enough for me. I tried to do a few sets of kettlebell work but I was too fried. Looks like I found a new tool to add to the fat burning war chest. Tomorrow I will be limping around enough to prove it!

How can you incorporate stair climbing into your workout program?

• don’t use a machine you lazy butt
• watch Virgil’s video and hit his website
• find a big ass stair case, preferably outside
• start easy, use progression to work up to harder climbing modalities
• use stair climbing every other day at first
• if you live in a building, start using the stairs instead of the elevator
• if you are in really bad shape, just take the elevator once you have done as many stairs as you can at that time - start slow!
• once you are in better shape, try carrying things up, running, hopping, or taking mulitple stairs at a time
• have fun with it, mix it up!

Now if you’ll excuse me, I am going to massage my calves!

1suisse

We all like a good deal, and most of would prefer to feel good through diet and exercsise without breaking the bank. This can be achieved pretty simply through a mix of wise shopping and minimalist exercise.

Affordable Food

One of the first things we need to take into account is our fuel. As we need to not only feed ourselves but our families and those around us this should be the first area of focus when it comes to saving some money. Here are some tips I have picked up through time along with a list of frugal and healthy foods.

Buy in Bulk — Purchasing foods in bulk can save you a load of money especially when it comes to the more expensive things like meat, eggs and dry ingredients. One thing I recommend getting in a large portion would be a nice big cut of meat which you can prepare in about 10-15 minutes and store away for use throughout the week. Checkout the video below for a very useful guide on preparing and storing a Beef Tenderloin.

Again a great place to buy meat in bulk is at the farmers market. They will be more than happy to negotiate a price for a big cut.

Dry Ingredients — I like to keep a good store of healthy dry ingredients in my pantry and fridge. One thing I have found really useful recently is to buy a big bunch of sweet and roasting potatoes in bulk. I simply wrap these in foil and stick them in the oven for about 1hr, remove and leave to cool down. These can then be stored in the fridge for upto a month and simply re-heated anytime. Sweet Potatoes are especially versatile as they can be mashed up with berries, coconut oil and cinnamon in the morning for a sweet treat or they can be eaten for dinner or lunch with whatever side you want once coated with some butter and sprinkled with sea salt. Here are some other things to buy in bulk:

• Jumbo Rolled Oats (Check the video below on good preparation….)
• Coconut Oil
• Eggs (seem to be especially cheap at farmers market)
• Butter
• Olive Oil and Cider Vinegar
• Nuts
• Tubers and Root Vegtables

Once this stuff is purchased and prepared meals are easy to make and cheap with minimal trips to the grocers while saving you money. The only things you may need to buy fresh are a small bunch of fruit and vegetables…..

Affordable Fitness

Now that spring is upon us we can seriously consider dropping that gym membership. It is getting warmer outside and days are longer, for the price of 1 months gym membership get yourself a Kettlebell and paired with running, sprints and plyometrics you have a more than sufficient workout. Here is a killer minimalist workout a freind introduced me to recently. Simply 10 minutes of:

• 15 Body Weight Squats
• 10 Kettlebell Swings
• 5 Burpees

Sounds easy but I can assure you it is a pretty challenging workout. Recently due to the improved weather I have also been throwing in 2-3 short runs per week, these are playful runs that include things like; Sprints, Pushups, Squats and Pullups which last for no longer than 20-30 minutes. And the best thing is that they only require Shorts, a T-shirt and a pair of running shoes. Also checkout this post on Minimalist Fitness and Workouts. Also have a look at Zen Habits Beginners Guide To Running.

So saving money while staying healthy and active can be pretty simple, I would love to hear any Frugal Fitness tips from readers…..

Well, I just got back into Toronto after a few
days in Connecticut connecting with other fitness
and nutrition professionals and learning some
great new strategies to bring more value to YOU!

However, today was an eventful day as I arrived at
LaGuardia airport (to return home) to find out
that Air Canada had bumped me off my 2:30pm
flight. They said I was booked for the 7:30pm
flight!

I said no way. There had to be another way.
Thankfully, when I got to the gate, the Air Canada
employees found a way to get me on the 1:30pm
flight and I was on my way.

At the same time, my laptop had literally stopped
working, so that concerned me somewhat. So as soon
as I arrived in Toronto, it was off to the Apple
store to get it fixed. Thankfully, everything
worked out. And that’s the reason for getting this
e-newsletter out to you later in the day.

You might even be watching the Oscars as you read
this. I know I will be.

Anyways, that’s enough blabber on my end. Let’s
get into the content for this issue of Liv Well.

Enjoy the reading.

Yuri

P.S. We’re close to having all the new Treadmill
Trainer workouts ready! Let me tell you…they are
awesome. More updates to follow so keep your eyes
peeled and get ready to run better than ever!

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WHO ARE THE FITTEST ATHLETES?
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I used to think that soccer players were easily
the fittest athletes, until I got into high
performance conditioning and coaching. I quickly
began to realize the physical (and mental) demands
of many other sports.

Check out which 5 sports/athletes I believe are
the fittest (and why):

http://tinyurl.com/yk6les9

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HOW TO TRAIN LIKE AN OLYMPIAN
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Since I still like to consider myself a high level
athlete (in my own little world), sometimes I like
to imagine training and competing as if I were in
the Olympics. So this past week, I decided to
spice up my workouts with some more sport-specific
athletic training sessions.

Check them out and give them a try for yourself:

http://tinyurl.com/ycndgke

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BOUNCING BACK FROM A WEEKEND BINGE
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If you were like me and millions of other people
around the world, you may have been watching the
Canada-USA Olympic gold medal hockey game last
Sunday.

For some reason, these big sporting events don’t
bring out the best in our dietary habits. Whether
it be the olympics, the super bowl, the world cup
final, or any other big sporting event, we tend to
let go and eat whatever we want.

Find out my secret for getting over these “dietary
obstacles” and staying on track:

http://tinyurl.com/yeh67ac

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WHY IT’S GOOD TO EAT MORE “________”
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If you’ve been on the fence struggling which way
to go with your diet, then let me give you a hand.
It’s actually pretty simple. If you eat more
________, you’ll greatly enhance your likelihood
of losing weight, having more energy, and
bettering your health.

Find out what “________” is and why you want more
of it in your diet:

http://tinyurl.com/yfvfb9h

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Help us spread the word of healthy and fit living by
forwarding this email to 5 of your friends. Thanks in
advance for your help!
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Yuri Elkaim, BPHE, CK, RHN
Owner and Founder
Total Wellness Consulting

Kettlebells Gaining Popularity For Weightlifting
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Faizal S. Enu, RKC/CFT/PBA: New Kettlebell Classes and Workshops …
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Kettlebell WOD 03-08-2010 | Crossfit Initiative
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Angie, Carlos, and Ryan doing burpee box jumps. Angie is well on her way to her goal of averaging 2+ times per week with 3 last week. And she set and achieved another goal of jumping onto the 20 box all in the same day.
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Big and Heavy 80kg Kettlebell Overhead | Kettlebell Training …
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