Friday, September 3, 2010

How to Get Rid of Love Handles Using Kettlebell Training SE

October 23, 2009 by Seth_C  
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Are you getting tired of those ‘muffin tops’ you see hanging over your belt line? If so, you should consider Kettlebell Training, a great way to effectively reclaim your waistline! Here are listed some of the principles of Kettlebell Training and how they can help you to shed this unwanted body fat.

What is the Best Kettlebell Training Schedule? SE

October 19, 2009 by Seth  
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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?

Sno-Valley CrossFit Grand Opening and Fundraiser October 31

Running with kettlebells, flipping tractor tires, or throwing medicine balls 10 feet up against the side of the building. Now you can see what functional fitness is all about — and help raise money to rebuild Carnation’s 7.5-acre Valley Memorial Park. Learn how to turn your muscles into moola.

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: What’s So Special About Kettlebells? NF

July 2, 2009 by Seth  
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Kettlebell training gets back to the basics with training that requires whole body fitness and functionality.

The focus is on whole body conditioning, because simply lifting and controlling a kettlebell forces all of your muscles to work together and contract as a group.

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