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From this book, you will learn over 70 kettlebell clean variations. Seventy! This is a bold claim, but there simply is no other material out there that covers the kettlebell clean as in-depth as this book does.
Learn how to clean a kettlebell properly in your workouts/WODs so you become faster at it, more efficient, can clean heavier weights, and perform more reps without experiencing pain or aches. Beat your AMRAPs and look like a beast in your CrossFit box.
Learn how to use the clean for a full-body workout. Look like you know what you're doing in the gym.
The book comes with detailed descriptions, photos, and links to videos. There is also the option to take an online exam or become certified through Cavemantraining.
If you want to get into kettlebell training
, you can't go past the clean. As simple as this kettlebell exercise might sound, there is a whole lot involved, and it is usually an area in which beginners get injured. I will cover the most common injuries and how to avoid them, like banging and bruising the forearms, ripping the hands, blisters, tendonitis, etc.
This book is for everyone: at-home kettlebell enthusiasts, CrossFitters, and fighters. I include quite a few variations of the clean that are great for MMA or BJJ fighters. This kettlebell book is for beginners, but also for the advanced, as I guarantee you that it has information you've not seen before.
With this book, you will improve your kettlebell training, learn how to avoid injuries, how to become more efficient, and learn all kettlebell clean variations to make your training more exciting.
Buy this book if you want to:
- Learn a variety of cleans to include in your workouts
- Learn how to safely perform the kettlebell clean
- Learn how to progress yourself or teach others
- Get certified online in the kettlebell clean
- Learn everything there is about the kettlebell clean
KETTLEBELL CLEAN TRAINING
A clean can be a transition to another move, for example, performing 10 swings, cleaning, and performing 10 shoulder presses. A clean can be included in a combo, for example, in the clean and jerk, clean and press, or clean and front squat. A clean can be an exercise on its own, for example, 10 dead cleans on the left and right sides, 10 gorilla cleans, or 10 double kettlebell swing cleans.
