Download or read book Master The Basic Kettlebell Swing written by Taco Fleur and published by Taco Fleur. This book was released on 2018-12-29 with total page 70 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book will cover every intricate detail of the two-arm conventional kettlebell swing, explained and broken down in such a way that everyone can understand it; it’s basic but at the same time advanced; start swinging properly within a couple of days. “The most comprehensive guide on the kettlebell swing I have ever seen.” ~ Derek Fronczak (NESTA Certified Personal Fitness Trainer and Functional Training specialist) Whether you are a personal trainer who wants to fully understand and be able to teach their clients the kettlebell swing step-by-step, or whether you’re a kettlebell enthusiast who is looking to strengthen the back, improve cardio, strengthen the core, improve flexibility or potentially eradicate neck and back pain, this book is for you. Improve your squat, improve your deadlift, improve your mobility, and improve everyday tasks with just one simple exercise.Why BASIC? The title of this book contains the word basic for the sole purpose that we have dedicated this book to just one version of the kettlebell swing and we’re going to release another book called Master The Kettlebell Swing which covers every swing variation imaginable. In effect, this book is all you need if you want to master the most popular swing for fitness. If you want to get the nitty-gritty on the swing and learn each and every variation, wait. There is no nonsense or page filling content in this book, the content is all directly related to the kettlebell swing, following is the index for the book: The Conventional Two-Arm Kettlebell Swing (Hip Hinge Style)IntroductionSwing VariationsSquatting versus Hip HingingPre-requisites and progressionPostureMuscles InvolvedMuscle GroupsFour PhasesPendulum ConceptExplosivenessPlank drillThe height of the SwingBreathingTimingCalluses and Hand MaintenanceChalkGlovesFootwearQuality over QuantityGrow GraduallyChoosing WeightCommon SenseThe Movement Step by StepFaults and CorrectionHyperextending the BackHappy FeetFrontal RaiseKettlebell Coming too LowRounded BackKettlebell BobbingCowboy LegsTorso Coming too LowKnees Staying BentFeet too Far ApartPower SwingingAches and PainsLower BackForearmsElbow / Upper ArmsShouldersKneesCuesNotes