Think 10 years of kettlebell training makes you ready to teach? Maybe. Maybe not. Experience isn’t always what it seems—and sometimes the beginners outshine the vets. Here’s why what really matters is how you’ve trained, not how long.
Why I teach neutral grip hand positioning at courses around the world. When I first traveled to Russia to train with some of the world's most accomplished kettlebell athletes, I learned techniques that would fundamentally shape my approach to teaching....
We get a lot of questions each week from beginners as to where they should start with kettlebells. First off, learn the basics and learn them well. This will ensure that you are building the proper techniques, avoiding needless injury...
The most important aspects of sticking to a workout routine is finding your motivation. Without it, it can be all too easy to make excuses and skip your workout for the day. But when you do find your motivation, it...
If you could only do one exercise for the rest of your life, you better make it The Turkish Get Up! This one move: -takes through three planes of movement -helps you develop better co-ordination -builds better support in your...
Goal setting is an individual pursuit. You may be chasing a two times bodyweight back squat while your friend is working towards running a half marathon. There is no right or wrong to goal setting. What motivates one person to...
Social media is full of influencers peddling “easy” ways to get what you want.The latest go to amazing way to get a six pack is the Kettlebell around the body pass. While this move has its uses anyone touting it...
This is FUNDAMENTAL and many kettlebell instructors get it wrong. “Wrists to Zipper!!!” You will hear that cue said over and over again during our Agatsu Level 1 Kettlebell Instructor Certification. If you want to efficiently transfer energy from the...
Building on our last post.Endurance Kettlebell Snatch Working counterbalance, not from hips or back, but from shifting and leaning back from the feet. As the weight increases, the further back the body has to lean to keep the barycenter over...
