Get Advanced Kettlebell Training Skills at the RKC II New York City, NY, April 10th—April 12th, 2015 With Phil Ross, Master RKC dragondoor/workshops/details/wpkb160 Fort Collins, CO, April 24th—April 26th, 2015 With Master RKC, Keira Newton dragondoor/workshops/details/wpkb166 For both workshops, register and pay by January 9, 2015, and save $300.00 Invest in Dragon Door’s RKC II to: Enhance your kettlebell training expertise Deliver highly effective kettlebell training to a wider spectrum of clients Boost your income as a kettlebell trainer Establish yourself as a leader in the kettlebell-training world Join and network with an elite group of high-level kettlebell instructors Fine-tune your essential RKC skills Develop significant new levels of power, strength, conditioning and physical resilience RKC II: Strength With Health—Advanced Kettlebell Skills for the Professional Trainer and Coach Dragon Door’s mission for the RKC II, is to turn out highly competent, knowledgeable, skilled instructors who place a premium on strong, safe, health-based movement—for themselves and their clients. We consider the ability to move well, model well and teach well to be of equal importance to the instructor’s strength and endurance capacities. A hallmark of Dragon Door’s RKC I and RKC II programs is the insistence on intelligent programming and safe progressions—for the long-term development of both health and strength. Graduates of Dragon Door’s RKC I possess the skills to perform and teach the fundamental lifts in the kettlebell trainer’s repertoire. Graduates of the RKC II will possess the skills to perform and teach the next most important set of kettlebell lifts—while refining and enhancing their RKC I competencies. Key to the RKC II, will be an understanding of the progressions needed to help even the “average” client achieve “above-average” results—and continue to develop their health and strength for years to come. Prefer to register by phone? Call 1-800-899-5111
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