Friday, September 3, 2010

What is the Best Kettlebell Training Schedule? SE

October 19, 2009 by Seth  
Filed under Kettlebell Articles

If you are considering using the sheer power of Kettlebell Training to get into the best shape of your life, you may be wondering how you are going to fit the training into your busy schedule. Are there differences between setting up a routine for Kettlebell Training and setting up one for traditional weight training? If so, what is the approach that can give you maximum results without having to risk injury or spend a lot of extra time training?

Kettlebell Training for Wrestlers-SE

September 25, 2009 by Seth  
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Are you interested in finding an all inclusive training program that will give you the explosive strength and coiled speed you need to fold your opponents up like a pretzel?

As a wrestler, you understand that you are in the single most intensive and grueling contact sport on the planet and also the one which is most injury prone.

Kettlebell Training for Baseball-SE

September 24, 2009 by Seth  
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Are you looking to Kettlebell Training as the possible option which will put your game over the edge and bring out your natural talents and abilities on the field?

Kettlebell Training vs Bodybuilding-What is the Difference? -SE

August 19, 2009 by Seth  
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You may have heard all of the talk about how effective, convenient and fast Kettlebell Training can be in getting you bottom line results, superhuman strength and chiseled body.
But now’s the time to really expose the big difference between Kettlebell Training and traditional bodybuilding approaches….
Here are some eye-opening differences between Kettlebell Training [...]

More Russian Kettlebell Challenges – DVD

August 10, 2009 by Seth  
Filed under Kettlebell DVD Reviews

“More Russian Kettlebell Challenges” is a packed course covering 25 no-nonsense drills which can catapult your kettlebell training to a whole new level.

You name a muscle in the body and this course nails it: legs, calves, abs, upper and lower back, chest, shoulders, biceps and triceps. Even those dreaded forearm exercises we all usually find an excuse to skip!

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