In Ipswich today training focused on Jerks and Push Press. Push Press is the final of the five exercises in Kettlebell Pentathlon, and many find it particularly tough because the assistance in the lift comes only from the knees. As Continue reading
Yesterday I was talking to Valery Fedorenko: we were actually discussing my own training programme for the next Pentathlon in March, and we got onto the subject of advice for kettlebell lifters (novices and experienced alike) training for pentathlon. First Continue reading
So, back on the path to recovery again, and i have been falling over plenty this last week. Frustrating, but I guess it kind of makes sense, with all that new sensation whizzing around the sole of my foot (well, Continue reading
If you already serious about kettlebell lifting and maybe have the Scottish Open as your next goal, perhaps you haven’t seriously considered Pentathlon as an event for you. After all, the sets are “only” six minutes long, and the lifts Continue reading
We care very much that the rules of the Kettlebell Pentathlon are strictly adhered to, so that a competitor’s score will truly hold meaning. We asked for a few points to be clarified, and Valery Fedorenko came back to us Continue reading