SPD's first kettlebell seminar

I had published an article in the department newsletter about kettlebell training in the academy. If anyone was interested to try them out, I would hold an in-house seminar. Several responded, but come the actual date, three motivated individuals showed up. With the schedules all over the place for people in this career field, I am not suprised by the no-shows. At least, they wrote me and told me to keep them in the loop for the next one.

I always learn something new when I get to train people, plus I get excited when they show that they have discovered their own aha moment. We are inside the weight room for the joint fire-police-sheriff's academies. It's a nice place, even when it's hot out! They stuck with me for the two hours, and they learned the basic level 1 exercises. I finished up with a H2H juggling demo and a 32kg TGU to show them that strength is a skill.

Later on, I had a quick workout: warmups with 12kg- 30 swings

Snatch 24kg

20/20

20/20

10/10

100 reps total

2 hand swings 32kg

10 x 10

100 reps total.

That's all she wrote. The snatches felt strong, drove through the heels, and performed it hard style. I should have just tested my RKC snatch test numbers, i was feeling that good. At any rate, I believe there is a direct carry over from all the high rep "light" kb work, as well as the Kenneth Jay Max V02 protocols. Works great for me!