One of the best training tools for supreme fitness and physical conditioning is not new. In fact it's centuries old. Kettlebells came into being sometime during the 17th century in Eastern Europe. Popularized by strongmen during Tsarist Russia, kettlebells have survived centuries for one reason and one reason only: they work.
“Enter The Kettlebell” - The NEW KB Foundation Book
Posted on 5/23/2006 at 9:10AM in Buy Kettlebells, Getting Started, Reviews.
Pavel has just released both book and DVD versions of his brand new Enter The Kettlebell. This is meant to be an update and replacement of the now classic Russian Kettlebell Challenge, which is now 5 years old.
Kettlebell training has exploded in that time and with the advent of certified instructors, much new information and training expertise has appeared on the horizon. Enter The Kettlebell incorporates this new information in a easy to follow way for both those new to KB training as well as those who are “vets”.
As a bonus, if you order before midnight PDT, Friday, May 26 Dragondoor.com is offering a Special One-Time Only Introductory Price: $24.95 for the DVD and $29.95 for the book.
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