Regarding my workshops have now been asked a few questions. Thank
Thanks for this.
- There is no boot camp. The workshop is the kettlebell sport is to bring forward. to find more people who enjoy this sport have.
- The Turkish get-up is not the content of the course, if the end of the course time left I will gladly respond to the TGU, as on all other issues.
- The course is for beginners to have the ball as good as those for people who already have training experience.
- The ball used weights are changed in the course, there are not too easy.
- Get to know the breathing in kettlebell sport and learn a possible improvement in performance.
- The anatomy of the shoulder girdle and shoulder joint is its content.
- strengthen the muscle in the above range by the addition of exercises without kettlebells.
- strain.
- Joint Mobility.
- ways to incorporate kettlebell training into a running workout.
- Working with two kettlebells.
- it an accompanying script is dealt.
- It is not a certification!
- variations of Kettlebell training for variety.
- hand care.
- Kettlebell Training as a stand-alone capabilities and limitations.
- The handle in the Snatch.
- The hip in Snatch.
- advantages and disadvantages to working closely with the ball on the body.
- The rack as a function of stature.
- vs Timed Sets. Volume sets.
- The foundation is what is taught SWING, CLEAN, PRESS to JERK, SNATCH, LONG CYCLE.
- women are welcome.
- On any uncertainties health (cardiovascular disease, back problems) is to visit in its own interest, an appropriate doctor who can confirm a sports skill.
- The group lessons will include a maximum of up to 11 people.
- possible construction of a biathlon training.
- ... and much more ... shoes, lime, post processing of kettlebells, training at home, floor mat, Juggling .... as a function of time.
Some are any questions surfaced, probably not all.
know Who wants to reach me here:
krafttrainingundkettlebell at googlemail.com
My goal as coach is the all participants to be better to go home with more knowledge, and the spread of the kettlebell sport further.
Daniel Hahn
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