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How To Improve Your Golf Game With Kettlebell Training
Whether you’re a golf athlete or enthusiast, there’s always room for improvement in your sport. While there are plenty of things you can do to improve your golf game, nothing is as powerful as strengt…
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Kettlebells for Life
Every Spring, I enjoy looking back and reflecting on what I am grateful for over the last year. One of those things is the RKC School of Strength and my students who enjoy using kettlebells as much as…
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Why I Like Hardstyle Kettlebell Training
Whenever I use the phrase “Hardstyle kettlebell”, I find it funny that it is very descriptive if you know the style of training, but at the same time it’s very confusing for someone new to kettlebell …
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The Get-Up—The Ultimate Triplanar Exercise
When we think of Bruce Lee throwing a kick, Muhammad Ali dodging a punch, or a great wrestler like Dan Gable swiftly shooting in for a double-leg takedown and dumping his opponent on the mat, we can e…
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Rowing and Kettlebells
Indoor rowing is one of the fastest growing fitness trends in the US. Head to any major city and you’ll find rowing gyms. Even the local YMCAs are taking the rowing machines out of the corner and movi…
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Kettlebell Training, the Secret to an All American Distance Runner’s Success
Over the past 22 months, Carleen Jeffers has amassed an incredible amount of championships—and has set distance running high school and county records that were previously unbroken for decades. Brown …
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Squat Controversies
Although many good articles have been written about squatting, coaches are still frequently confronted with “do not go below parallel or 90°”, “you shouldn’t bring your knees past your toes”, or “squa…
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Kettlebells and Moving Planks
If you want core strength, the “Fitness 101” answer is that you must do planks. While the plank is a great starting point and should be well established in any fitness program, it is not nearly the en…
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The Who, What, Where, When and Whys of the Hinge and Wedge
Margaret Domka, 2015 Women’s World Cup utilizing the Goblet Squat
Three Examples of World Class Athletes Who Hinge and Wedge:
As seen above, Margaret Domka is performing a kettlebell goblet squat in …
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Kettlebells and Mountain Marathons
Soon I will be 55 years old, and have decided to step out of my “comfort zone” in my training. Unfortunately an old shoulder injury prevents me from choosing some of the most daring adventures. After …
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Running 10 Miles Without Any Training Runs
I hate running. I really mean it. I would rather go shopping for furniture with my wife and kids, then run around the block. So when I participated in the 3.5 mile Warrior Dash Challenge, I did not in…
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The 3-6-9-12 Program
It is when you feel like you can break.
You have put everything on the line.
Heroes have been made, dreams have been dashed.
It is the fourth quarter. I remember playing basketball that time, the time…
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