Kettlebell Training

Steve Cotter

Oct 2013 · Human Kinetics

About this ebook

Millions
have experienced the benefits of the kettlebell, the ultimate training tool for
fat loss, strength, stamina, and coordination. Effective and inexpensive,
kettlebells are a training staple for top athletes and trainers around the
world. Now, it’s your turn to see the impact and feel the results.

 

Kettlebell Training:
Enhanced Edition
is an easy-to-use, no-nonsense guide that will get you started setting goals,
assessing fitness, and selecting exercises. It’s highlighted by 53 video clips
showing kettlebell experts demonstrating various exercises, helping you learn
how to exercise safely and efficiently to maximize results. All of the clips
can be viewed at normal speed and in slow motion. Meanwhile, each of the 95 total
exercises is accompanied by detailed full-color photo sequences, step-by-step
instruction, and training tips—instantly accessible and perfect for at home or
in the gym.

 

Author
Steve Cotter, a renowned kettlebell expert, martial artist, and certified
strength and conditioning specialist, has trained elite athletes, professional
football teams, Navy SEALs, and members of the U.S. Marine Corps. He has
provided instruction to other kettlebell trainers in more than 40 countries,
and now he is making this expertise available to you.

 

More than exercises,
Kettlebell Training: Enhanced Edition
contains proven programs that will produce results. You’ll learn how to create
a routine based on your individual needs, goals, and schedule. Or simply follow
the sample fitness, strength, and conditioning programs or one of the
sport-specific routines, such as football, soccer, mixed martial arts, or
tennis. Whether you are training for performance, appearance, or general fitness,
Kettlebell Training: Enhanced Edition
has the exercises, programs, and advice you need for the results you want. It’s
a complete guide that you’ll turn to again and again.

 

Ratings and reviews

I thought this was the enhanced edition, but it isn't, the videos aren't included..

Very formative