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K1 – Kettlebell Basics July

Rannoch - July 9, 2009

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Time for K1 Kettlebell Basics with Kettlebells Scotland, check out a review from last months workshop…

“I drove for three and a quarter hours to get to the course, trained for three hours (and would happily have stayed for longer) and drove the same time home again – and I would do it every weekend.

An excellent instructor providing excellent instruction”
Jez Davis – Saltburn-by-the-Sea, UK

Kettlebell Basics & Bodyweight Essentials
Energy Gym,
Boroughmuir RFC
Colinton Road
EH14 1AS

Sunday 26th July
12.30 – 15.30

SUITABLE FOR ALL LEVELS - Three hours of expert instruction from Scotland’s Kettlebell Authority covering -

  • MANDATORY MOBILITY – Head to toe mobility drills to keep you get and keep you injury free
  • BODYWEIGHT ESSENTIALS – Complete bodyweight drills including the moves you need to master before you so much as look at a weight
  • KETTLEBELL BASICS – The essential lifts for anyone interested in burning fat & building muscle and core strength – effectively and efficiently
  • METABOLIC CONDITIONING – How to put it all together for fat burning, muscle building & total body conditioning

We will cover the simplest, excuse free way for you to program and schedule your training & create intense results driven workouts leaving plenty of recovery for the sports & activities you pursue.

Cost £45.00 (Places are strictly limited)
Discounted for previous participants who want a refresher

Kettlebells can be pre-ordered for collection on the day.

Booking Essential contact-rannoch@simplestength.com

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