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Kettlebells For Firefighters
ONLINE VIDEO COACH PROGRAM WITH CAPTAIN MIKEThe timed sets of real kettlebell training is the perfect way for firefighters to prepare
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Online Video Coach Program
Program includes one 12kg kettlebell
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FOR FIREFIGHTERS
Online Video Coach Program
Program includes one 12kg kettlebell
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This entitles you to email support directly from AKC Master Coach Mike Stefano for 30 days. Get all your questions answered as you continue to progress!
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VIDEO LESSON #TWO
CLEAN & RACK [FREE]
Next, it's a matter of learning to Clean. The clean is how you bring the bell to the rack position, and it is part of the Long Cycle, which is nothing more than a clean with jerk. As you can see in the video, the arm (elbow) gets folded into the body, with the elbow finding the hip.
The same momentum that's used in the swing carries over here. Keep the travel (arc of the bell) relatively close to the body (both up and down).
SIX POINTS OF THE RACK
The Rack Position is the landing mat for the clean, and has six points that must be kept in mind:
- bell handle diagonal, on hip of palm (pinky side)
- fingers are tucked behind handle
- elbow is on hip
- arm in V-position
- hips are forward, knees straight
- wrist remains relaxed
As little muscular effort and as much rest as possible is afforded in this classic position. Don't expect to master the rack immediately, but finding rest in this position is key to all push press and jerk, and this is something you should continually seek to improve.
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LESSON #FIVE
SNATCH / HALF SNATCH*
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