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John Powers was born into a low-income family in New York City. He has been involved in all kind of sports his entire life.

Starting with high school football and rugby teams, he was looking for ways to become stronger and faster. His entire workout regimen consisted of bodyweight exercises and calisthenics. He started researching different workout methods and decided that he would try High Intensity Interval training. This definitely revved up his speed and improved his throws. As he continued to study HIIT, he realized that it was the kettlebell workouts that were especially effective, and it was the kettlebells that he didn't mind using, even after a lo
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“Two Arm Pull • Grip a kettlebell with both hands, standing with feet spread hip-width. • Squat with your arms touching your inner thighs. Remember to push back with your butt and maintain a neutral back. • As you use your hips and legs to stand, raise the kettlebell up, lifting your elbows up and above the shoulders keeping the bell close to your body. • Return to the starting position then complete a total of 8 to 10 reps.”
John Powers, Kettlebell: The Ultimate Kettlebell Workout to Lose Weight and Get Ripped in 30 Days

“Essentially, the benefits of kettlebell training can be summed up in these statements: Improvement in functional strength and mobility Utilization of full-body movement and multidirectional forces Ability to achieve maximum heart rate and VO2max for improved metabolism and cardio health Protection of joints through low-impact and ballistic movements Maximization of core strength Creation of lean body mass – no bulking up Constant engagement of core and stabilizer muscles for better posture and relief of back pain Reduction in the risk of osteoarthritis in women”
John Powers, Kettlebell: The Ultimate Kettlebell Workout to Lose Weight and Get Ripped in 30 Days

“Kettlebell Snatch • With feet shoulder width apart and knees slightly bent, hold a kettlebell in one hand between your knees. • Squat slightly then push off the ground with a jumping motion. Extend your knees and use your hips for power to bring the kettlebell up over your shoulder. • Hold the kettlebell with the arm fully extended for one second and lower to the starting position. Repeat for a total of 8 to 10 reps and switch sides.”
John Powers, Kettlebell: The Ultimate Kettlebell Workout to Lose Weight and Get Ripped in 30 Days



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