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Taco Fleur and Anna Junghans

Why take this course?

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Why take this course?

Apart from the fact that this is the only course that lays such a proper foundation for kettlebell training, and that the material has been put together over a decade, you should take this course and lay the foundations to become a kettlebell PRO enthusiast.

We don't jump straight into the swing, we cover the fundamentals; everyone, I mean everyone needs to know these.

  

What can do you after passing?

When you successfully pass this course, you will have a sound understanding of how to safely work with kettlebells, use them in your own training, and/or train clients in the most important and popular kettlebell moves. You will understand how to progress yourself, or clients step by step from knowing nothing to swinging, pressing and other popular kettlebell exercises.

Avoid common kettlebell annoyances like:

  • Banging on the forearms

  • Ripping the hands

  • Lower-back pain

  • And much more...

 

Difficulty

The material covered is extremely detailed but not complicated nor difficult, anyone can learn what is taught.

  1. Shoulder packing

  2. Assisted dead clean

  3. Dead clean

  4. Swing-clean

  5. Double-arm swing

  6. Bent-over row

  7. Racking

  8. Shoulder press

Hope to see you soon.

Taco Fleur from Cavemantraining

Please note that our Udemy courses provide you with knowledge, and in some cases allow you to obtain a certificate of participation. These courses are not the same as the ones offered on our website. The courses on our website include coaching, assessments, exams, additional books (in some cases), and certification, all aimed at trainers or kettlebell enthusiasts that are serious about their education.

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What's inside

Learning objectives

  • Use kettlebells safely and effectively for your own training, or that of others
  • Execute the four important movements in kettlebell training: swing, press, clean, and row
  • Understand all kettlebell grips that will bring your training to the next level
  • Learn the important things that are usually overlooked or rushed through
  • See a whole new world, not just black or white, learn that if it's safe, meets goals, it's good

Syllabus

Introduction

Quick intro to the course by the author, Taco Fleur.

Introduction to the online kettlebell course that is going to take you from zero to kettlebell super hero.

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This quiz covers questions to assess your physical state, and whether you understand what you can and can't do after completing the course.

This quiz is to help you understand how we can make sure you get out of this course what you're looking for.

An introduction to the author of this online kettlebell course.

Information
Avoid Common Kettlebell Mistakes
Important
Intro to kettlebell training, benefits, why train, and working out vs training.
What is Kettlebell Training?
Are Kettlebells Effective?
Kettlebell Training Benefits
Training Basics
Why Train?
Working out Versus Training
How to train safely with kettlebells, regression, shoulder packing, are kettlebell safe and more.
Kettlebell Safety
Regress When Required
What is Shoulder Packing?
Video: Shoulder packing
Practice Activity
How to prepare the body for exercise.
Warming Up for Kettlebell Training
Attributes of the kettlebell explained so you can make an informed choice.
Which Kettlebell to Choose and Why?
General Grip Information
Why grips are so important and can make a world of difference, 25+ grips covered, angle of the thumb and exam.

As this is the section where you will most likely start picking up a kettlebell, let's cover how to pick up a kettlebell safely. This video will also cover good hand insertion, which is vital for injury free kettlebell training.

Kettlebell Grips
Why Should You Learn about and Use Different Grips?

Video about the anatomy of the kettlebell.

Anatomy of the Kettlebell
Hand Position on the Handle
45 Degree Angle
Double Hand Grip
Swan Grip
OK Grip (AKA 2 or 3 Finger Grip)
Corkscrew Grip
Closed Double Hand Grip
Hook Grip (AKA Overhand Grip)
Closed Hook Grip (AKA C grip)
Racking Grip
Racking Safety Grip
Flat Hand Grip
Pinch Grip
Farmer Grip
Bottoms Up Grip
Horn Grip
Horn Grip Upside Down
Corner Grip
Open Hand Horn Grip
Loose Grip
Interlocking Grip
Stacking Grip
Open Palm Grip
Waiters Grip
Goblet Grip
Crush Grip
Thumb Grip (AKA Noob Grip)
Thumb Up or Thumb Down? Performance Gain?
Photo of correct handle position
Practice Activities
One way to swing a kettlebell, squat versus hip hinge, definitions, and exam.
Video: Kettlebell bobbing
Prevent Kettlebell Bobbing
Video: Hip hinge vs squat
Squat and Hip Hinge Definition
How To Perform The Kettlebell Swing
Swing Squat vs Hip Hinge Style
American vs Russian Swing
Video: Kettlebell trajectory
Video: Neutral alignment
Video: Shoulder raise
Video: Fluidity
Video: Weight counterbalance
Video: Swing timing and form
Video: Swing full extension
Video: Back hyperextension during swing
Video: Pendulum vs insert
Kettlebell Swing Practical
The importance of cleaning and racking, common mistakes, clean variations, swing clean, dead clean, racking, and exam.
Video: Kettlebell racking
Kettlebell Racking and Cleaning
Video: Clean power generation
Kettlebell Clean
Video: Muscle clean
Common Clean Mistake
Clean Variations
Video: Swing clean elbow to body proximity

The next topic is the kettlebell swing clean, it requires you to drop a kettlebell from racking into back-swing. This video will cover efficiency, and safety for the drop.

Swing Clean
Video: Hand insertion
Dead Clean
One Bell Racking Position
Racking Points and Cues
Kettlebell Resting Position

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Tailored to those seeking a comprehensive foundation in kettlebell training
Provides a step-by-step approach, making it suitable for beginners
Addresses common pitfalls and misconceptions associated with kettlebell training
Covers a comprehensive range of kettlebell movements, including the swing, press, clean, and row
Demonstrates proper grip techniques, which are crucial for injury prevention

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in From Zero to Kettlebell Superhero in 4 Weeks (or less) with these activities:
Review the principles of kettlebell training
Reviewing the principles of kettlebell training will help you understand the fundamentals of the exercises and techniques you will be learning in this course.
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  • Read the course introduction and overview.
  • Watch the video introduction to kettlebell training.
  • Complete the quiz on kettlebell training basics.
Read Kettlebell Training by Pavel Tsatsouline
Reading Kettlebell Training by Pavel Tsatsouline will provide you with a comprehensive overview of kettlebell training.
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  • Purchase a copy of Kettlebell Training.
  • Read the book and take notes.
  • Apply the information you learn to your own kettlebell training.
Practice the kettlebell swing
Practicing the kettlebell swing will help you develop the proper technique and form, which is essential for safely and effectively performing the exercise.
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  • Find an open space where you have enough room to swing the kettlebell.
  • Hold the kettlebell with both hands, palms facing your body.
  • Swing the kettlebell back between your legs, then swing it forward to shoulder height.
  • Repeat the swing for 10-15 repetitions.
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Watch a video tutorial on the kettlebell clean and press
Watching a video tutorial on the kettlebell clean and press will help you learn the proper technique and form for this exercise.
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  • Find a video tutorial on the kettlebell clean and press.
  • Watch the tutorial and pay attention to the proper technique and form.
  • Take notes on any tips or cues that you can use to improve your form.
Practice the kettlebell clean and press
Practicing the kettlebell clean and press will help you develop the proper technique and form, which is essential for safely and effectively performing the exercise.
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  • Find an open space where you have enough room to perform the clean and press.
  • Hold the kettlebell with one hand, palm facing your body.
  • Clean the kettlebell to your shoulder.
  • Press the kettlebell overhead.
  • Repeat the clean and press for 10-15 repetitions.

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