If I was to get thrown onto a desert island and was given the choice of having just one single strength tool, it would be a close battle between a set of Olympic Rings and a set of Kettlebells.
Since I’m writing a post on kettlebells, I’ll say I’d pick the bells 😉
And in all honesty though, there’s no other strength tool that I’ve used in my life that has had such a HUGE impact on the way I train as well as the type of results I’ve been able to produce.
The Kettlebell has changed the game for me.
Literally.
The first time I cranked out a full kettlebell session I got CRUSHED.
I can thank my good buddy and fellow BADASS strength coach, Zach Even-Esh for first introducing me to the oh so powerful kettlebell.
After my first time, I was hooked.
However, with all of the different options and overall power that kettlebells bring to your training, there’s a bit of a learning curve involved with kettlebells.
Truth is, I don’t think there’s too many people out there who can walk up to a kettlebell and crank out movements without having a bit of proper coaching and guidance first.
I’ve see a TON of mistakes people make when they train with kettlebells so I wanted to address these as well as offer some other kickass kettlebell Tricks and Tips.
So, what I did in the newsletter I sent out a few days back ask for people to send in their biggest, most wanted kettlebell questions.
Here’s Part I Kettlebell Tricks and Tips…
Here’s Part II of Kettlebell Tricks and Tips…
Also, here’s a few other videos I did on a few of the common mistakes I see being made with kettlebells as well as some coaching cues for the kettlebell clean…
Coaching Cues and Tips for the Kettlebell Clean
Now, be sure to drop your thoughts and comments below and also make sure to SHARE and LIKE this post.
#goham 
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