The Shelf Analogy

Use "the shelf" analogy to improve your Kettlebell Sport clean and snatch technique.

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Booty Burn Workout

Try out this combo of exercises for a booty burn: swings, goblet squats, push presses, SL RDLs.

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Kettlebell Sport Programming Guidelines

For any sport or training goal, there are numerous methodologies on how to program to reach a desired result. However, there are particular guidelines that can be used to create simple templates that will work for most beginner and intermediate Kettlebell Sport lifters.

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The Perfect Pair Workout

The perfect pair: the kettlebell snatch and the turkish get up (TGU).The snatch is an explosive pulling movement that trains the hamstrings, shoulders, back, arms, and core - as well as cardiovascular endurance. The TGU, on the other hand, is a slow stability exercise that trains every muscle in the body.

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Why Injuries are a Blessing in Disguise

I'm choosing to see my injury as an opportunity to learn instead of mulling over the time I've lost working towards my goals in Kettlebell Sport. In other words, I've decided to view my injury as a "blessing in disguise". Here are the 8 lessons I learned from being injured.

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