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Personally, I bought this book because I can always learn more, get better, and improve my own training and performance. I learned a long time ago that if you can take away one big thing from any book you read, then that book was totally worth your time. One of the big things for me was to NEVER underestimate the value of the fundamentals and simple programming such as the Simple and Sinister program minimum.

But, if you want serious results with the fundamentals and want to either begin kettlebells the right way or greatly enhance your understanding of the principles of strength, this is the book to grab right now. The 1st part of the book covers kettlebell history, rules for training, benefits of the exercises, complete technical aspects of the exercises, and the new program minimum.

It may not sound like much, but I found that by going real slow and making sure that I was activating the proper muscles throughout the duration of the work that I got a great burn, and this type of work has transferred well to the mats. I would recommend watching this video of Steve Maxwell coaching Brian Rose from London Real on how to properly do a push up:.

For the kettlebell swings I do 10 swings with one arm, switch to the other and do 10 more. I do this until I reach reps. Tilt the bell towards you to make it an extension of your arms.

Arms straight and relaxed. The kettlebell is launched with your body, not your arms. Hike pass is about using your arms to actively throw the kettlebell back while letting it pendulum forward on the way back. Aim to place the upper arms against the ribs and the forearms against the upper inner thighs — silverback.

The top of the swing is a plank. Come up with tremendous power to lockout. At the top of the swing, let the kettlebell float and enjoy the rest.

The arms work on the negative and the hips on the positive. Ensure the kettlebell forms an extension of your arms. Kettlebell swing teaches projecting power forward. Inhale on the way down. Exhale on the way up. Hardstyle swing asks you to play chicken with the kettlebell and wait until your forearms almost touch your stomach before you hinge your hips and get out of the way.

The kettlebell will try to twist you making the one-arm kettlebell swing an anti-rotation exercise. Square shoulders away. Learn to roll. In a right-handed get-up. Push off with your right foot and imagine you are sending your chest to the left side. Your eyes lead the way and then the chest.

Not the head. Accept weight on the left elbow and wrist. Squeeze the kettlebell to the midline. Ensuring the left side does not collapse keeping the left shoulder away from the left ear. Vice versa on my right. Breathe through the movement and pay attention to using the right leg to help drive you across].

How you move into a lunge is up for debate and your preference. Simple and sinister suggest a windmill approach into a lunge. Reverse the movement from standing to lying.

The program is designed to be simple. Based on the concept of limiting the number of variables. Changing only one variable while keeping the rest constant to watch its effect.